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    Is proxmox is type1 or type2 hypervisor

    Hi There, I am new to virtualization, I searched in this forum and googled about proxmox is a type1 or type2 hypervisor. Could you please clarify on this? I studied type1 hypervisors are run on bare metal, by looking documentation proxmox runs on Debian os using QEMU...
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    How to automate prefred network name while deploying vm

    Hallo, I am new to proxmox, When I deployed VM with Centos OS 7.7.qcow2 image in proxmox the network interface device is ip add showing eth0, but when looked into /etc/sysconfig/network-script directory the interface named it as ifcfg-ens18. Due to this issue VM unable to get IP address from...
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    What are physical difference between a container and vm

    Hi, I am new to virtualization My question is: How do I find I am working a container or VM machine, is there a way to find? by looking physical difference for example /etc/os-release, or uname etc. And please share any documentation.
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    SCSI Controller issue to get DHCP IP address

    I am new to proxmox Where do i check the logs, file name?
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    SCSI Controller issue to get DHCP IP address

    Hallo, Currently, we are facing issue with getting ip address from DHCP server. The operating system we are using Centos OS 7.4, When I used Default(LSI53C895A), SCSI controllers, it went into the Emergency mode. cat /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 BOOTP=dhcp NAME=eth0 DEVICE=eth0 I...
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    Orchestration Best Practices

    Wow. How does IP address and subnet management? Any documentation would help me great.
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    Orchestration Best Practices

    thank you, to improve IOPS which storage system your preferring either cephFS or glusterFS
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    Orchestration Best Practices

    Hi @Optimus_sRex quite interesting any updates?
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    block storage or file storage types for vm creations

    It's cluster extend upto 5 nodes
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    block storage or file storage types for vm creations

    The resources are very much useful. Thank you very much. I have read about different storage areas https://www.redhat.com/en/topics/data-storage however still confusing choosing which storage will be good for creating VMs
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    block storage or file storage types for vm creations

    Thank you very much, currently we are using NFS mount storage to store vm disk. The reason we are storing NFS because lvm-thin uses raw disk and NFS point for qcow2. I heard my senior colleagues qcow2 does support snapshot and caching data. But still I can take snapshots on lvm-thin. Could...
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    Proxmox VE Trainings

    Any WebEx training is planned for this year?
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    block storage or file storage types for vm creations

    Hello, I am very new to proxmox and hypervisors. which is good for VM creations. I am confused about choosing the file storage(directory) or block storage(lvm-thin) https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Storage#Storage Types
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