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Even better, I saw there was an "Enabled" option, I just removed that, set content type to none and now it's gone. So Pretty! Thanks for your help!

Ok, thanks! I removed the local-zfs, I just wish I could remove local from the sidebar... to me it's just not clean because it's unused lol

so I definitely have to keep local then... I thought that was just another storage space outside where pve stores stuff. If I look at it, there (/var/lib/vz) there's folders that represent where data would be if I were using it for that purpose (iso, vzdumps, etc) but they are all empty

Greetings! I store all of my data on my NAs through mapped shares in my PVE environment. I have basically "disabled" local storage by using them for container data which I don't use containers in PVE. Is it safe to remove those local storage items? (local, and local-zfs) Thanks! ~Rick

Thanks for the reply, that's what I thought from reading the documentation, I just wanted to make sure I was understanding correctly and not missing something Thanks for the confirmation!

Greetings! I am setting up NUT (Network UPS Tools) to shutdown my PVE servers in the event of a power outage. Right now I am using the API to shutdown each node individually, but I would prefer to tell the whole cluster to shut down all nodes all at once so VM's get shut down in the proper...

Greetings! I have 3 nodes in my setup, all with dedicated quad 1gb nics bonded and bridged. I wanted to know if there was a way to take advantage of the bandwidth during migrations. As of now, I note that when I do a migration, it moves data at an average of 112mb/sec. When I do an iperf...

Awesome! I saw this as an option for PVE but didn't see it in my search online. This is a perfect workaround for me Thanks! ~Rick

Hey Folks, I've heard great things about PBS, so I figured I'd give it a whirl. I got the ISO, burned it to disk and fired up my old xps 15 (circa 2014). The install went perfectly smooth, however when it boots up for the first time, my laptop can't find the OS. (I'm assuming grub bootloader)...

Just to add an additional note, it turns out that I had installed docker and configured it on Node 1 and created a swarm and all that, but did nothing with node 2 except add it to the swarm... will need to keep an eye on this as I work more with docker on these nodes

So after more tinkering and looking deeper into the network stack.. I discovered that yes, my proxmox config was perfect... but docker had messed something up with how the bridge was operating and I think attaching to the nic instead of the bridge (maybe overriding the network config?) who...

Greetings, I have just built a 2 node proxmox cluster. I have 2 machines with identical hardware as follows: 8 Core Processor 32 GB RAM 1 SSD 2 NICs (one built in, one card) Network Config (identical on each device except CDIR obviously) /etc/network/interfaces The firewall is configured...