Hi guys,
I have added a NFS storage to proxmox cluster, but it show that "Active = No" like below image, can u guys explain it for me? I can do backup like other shared storage. but it doesnt show the disk size. (Usage)
Thank you.
Do you have any idea to move VM from Larger storage to smaller storage ? (HDD to SSD and true size of those VMs are so small-like 300GB disk image but usage is 5GB, SSD can handle those one)
I have a share storage(Iscsi) for Proxmox-cluster ( 5 nodes).
I have added Iscsi Target to Proxmox. But now, i want to use iscsi as thin Provisioning and i notice the "Lvm thin'' option.
Can i config this ? or i just can config LVM on top the Iscsi Storage like this?
Thanks for your help
I have this situation:
Iscsi-volume-group is created on Iscsi target.
Now i want to decrease hard disk to 100GB, How can i do this?
This is my config:
Thanks for your help
Zz I dont understand your meaning.
When i set a node to highest Priority, all VMs will move to this node first. If highest priority node is out of resource, the remaining VMs in the down-node must move to the others node. Right?
So when do the VMs move to others node?
Example:
1: Down-node (...
I have 5-node proxmox in HA cluster. I wanna know how do the proxmox calculate the resource of Node?
Example when my 1st node down, the VM move to the highest-priority node. So when do the VM move to the next-priority node ? ( 80% RAM or 80% CPU of highest-priority node are used, etc....)
Thanks...
so like the post above, if 2 nodes in group 1 down, VMs will migrate to the group 2 ( without "restricted" ticked ), and Stop ( with "restricted" ticked ).
If i set priority of Node 3 in group 2 to highest, then Node 2 in group 1 off, Do VMs in node 2 move to Node 1 or move to Node 3 (different...
This is my situation:
-I have 5 nodes in 1 cluster. ( Node 1, Node 2, Node 3, Node 4, Node 5)
1-Now i want to migrate (Node 1 <-> Node 4, Node 2 <-> Node 3) if 1 node fail. Does it possible ? I know the priority is used but just 1 node or more 2 nodes with same priority, not the permanent one...
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