Just in case you missed it : a German company launched an open-source KVM-backend for VirtualBox
https://cyberus-technology.de/articles/vbox-kvm-public-release
https://github.com/cyberus-technology/virtualbox-kvm
So, it seems running Proxmox+VirtualBox at the same time should now be possible...
The "Dynamic Memory Management" Wiki page states, about ballooning :
Does that mean :
(a) that the unused memory is given back to the host to be used as it wishes, even for non-Proxmox/KVM related tasks
OR
(b) that the unused memory is given back to the host, but only to be used by other VMs
What is the best storage choice for a Proxmox cluster in a hostile environment ? By hostile environment I mean an environment with frequent power outages... VERY frequent power outages ... Like 300 power outages in 2 years...
The best of course would be to eliminate these power outages by...
Just a quick question to be sure my understanding of https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Storage#_storage_types is right
I am looking to set up a shared storage that supports snapshots for both VMs and LXC containers.
As I understand, the only options are :
CephFS
Ceph/RBD
ZFS over iSCSI
LVM over...
Hi,
For some reasons irrelevant to explain, I used to connect to VMs with an external VNC Viewer (TigerVNC), by setting up inetd.conf on the server.
Until PVE 5.1 everything worked fine.
I just set up a 5.4 server, and now vncviewer only prompts for password, not for username.
It seems PVE...
Hi,
I just got this TAR warning when I restored an LXC backup to a new Proxmox server (5.3) :
$ sudo pct restore 1011 /home/.DATA1/BACKUPS/dump/vzdump-lxc-1011-2019_03_22-23_24_38.tar.lzo --storage disks --force true
(...)
extracting archive...
Hi,
I'm doing backups on an NFS Share, and I'm looking to increase the speed.
Log says « temporary directory is on NFS, (...) consider configuring a local tmpdir via /etc/vzdump.conf"
My understanding is setting up a local tmp dir means it will be faster (it won't copy over network twice).
But...
I've got a small Proxmox 5.1 server running 8 LXC containers (Debian).
Randomly, when the server reboots (usually after a power outage), 1 of the 8 containers (always the same) doesn't start. I can start it manually without any problem.
Only difference between this container and the 7 others ...
I think the way LXC backup/restore works toward additional mounted disks can be misleading and dangerous (I recently lost some data, fortunately not important).
Let's say I have a container with an additional disk (mp0, "Backup" checkbox left unchecked, so the disk is NOT included in backups)...
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