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Hah, I never found that. Knowing (from you) that this exists, I now found it (but I had to look several times, because . Thanks! I'm lazy, what can I say. No, so I guess - with my newly acquired knowledge - I can now not only remove the PVE notifications but the entire PVE. Cool! Thanks.

No, PVE doesn't do anything. I only have it there for the GUI features. This is just my PBS with an additional GUI.

Hi, I have PVE running side-by-side to my PBS, mostly for the parts of the GUI that is not implemented in PBS, like updates. And I have notifications enabled both in PVE and PBS. So now I'm getting notifications twice. Is it safe to disable notifications in either PVE or PBS? I wouldn't want...

Hi, I am experiencing issues with one of my VMs currently. For a reason not yet understood, it goes into 100% cpu load and the guest agent is shown as not active. Is it possible to have PVE notify me, if something like this (e.g. high/full CPU_ load, guest agent down, oom, ...) happens in a...

Thank you! modprobe: FATAL: Module rdma not found in directory /lib/modules/6.8.12-8-pve My cards are set to ethernet mode right now. Would that explain this error message (because in ethernet mode rdma might not work)?

# ibstat CA 'rocep101s0' CA type: MT4099 Number of ports: 2 Firmware version: 2.36.5000 Hardware version: 1 Node GUID: 0x248a07030078bb90 System image GUID: 0x248a07030078bb93 Port 1: State: Active Physical...

Thanks for the hint! I don't think my cards are limited in that way because I have them in eth mode and do reach throughput of 15 to 20 gbps that way.

So I got that Ethernet license as well and switched two of my three cards to Ethernet mode (and, of course, also the switch). With iperf I got a throughput of (close to) 30gbps. Not bad! Or so I thought. I switched also the last card to Ethernet mode and ... have never been able to reproduce the...

I haven't given up yet. And I did find out something: So the default (group) rate for an IB subnet (at least as provided on my SX6036) seems to be 10gbps (that's what the ipdiagnet output suggests but I also found some link to corroborate where it said that the default setting of "3" for the...

Great find! I'm going to try that as well.

I have two potential explanations for the low throughout of my 40/56gbps IPoIB: - There might be a bottleneck in the PCIe slots that my IB cards sit in (I have relatively small servers with only few PCI lanes and the available slots may have too few lanes to fully saturate the connections) -...

Yeah, well, I already have the expensive switch, so... And while the IB switch has way more ports than my 10gbe switch, I actually do need fewer of them because my IB cards only have two ports whereas my 10gbe cards have four. And the whole purpose of the exercise was to move data faster...

How/where did you buy the license? I thought, you can't buy that anymore because the switch is EOL...

Okay, so I got all three nodes to talk to each other over the new infiniband network. And my switch reports that all nodes are connected via 56gbps links (although I didn't purchase the more expensive cables :D) So that's a win. But the performance is underwhelming to say the least: 10gbps -...

Ah, found this: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Infiniband And got the VPI card show up as an ethernet interface (while it is still being recognized by the switch). Getting closer...

Took me a while to get the new cards and then a couple of other things diverted my focus. But I have been gradually replacing my nodes and each new node got one of the new cards and now all nodes are equipped with true infiniband cards. One card it set to link type VPI and the other two are set...

Too bad this never got resolved because I am again in the same situation: I have added a new node and at the beginning, rebalancing/backfilling was fast (probably because it was rebalancing/backfilling the new SSD) but after a while it settled at between 10 and 20 MiB/s (rebalancing/backfilling...

Yes: # ping 192.168.252.230 PING 192.168.252.230 (192.168.252.230) 56(84) bytes of data. From 192.168.252.237 icmp_seq=1 Destination Host Unreachable From 192.168.252.237 icmp_seq=2 Destination Host Unreachable From 192.168.252.237 icmp_seq=3 Destination Host Unreachable From 192.168.252.237...

pveversion -v proxmox-ve: 8.3.0 (running kernel: 6.8.12-7-pve) pve-manager: 8.3.3 (running version: 8.3.3/f157a38b211595d6) proxmox-kernel-helper: 8.1.0 proxmox-kernel-6.8: 6.8.12-7 proxmox-kernel-6.8.12-7-pve-signed: 6.8.12-7 proxmox-kernel-6.8.12-5-pve-signed: 6.8.12-5...

So are you saying you got rootless docker working in an unprivileged LXC? Can you compare performance to rootful docker or a privileged LXC? Is it much slower?