This is my first major project doing anything like this so it's all very new to me still. It's been a bit of a trial by fire and a lot of learning as I go so forgive me if I'm misinterpreting anything.
I've been working solo on developing a solution for hosting VMs loaded with our SDK of industry automation software for users to access remotely. I've been doing this with PVE on my home network with the goal of having a working system to migrate to our main on-site server when it's ready.
Within my PVE instance I've got 1 datacentre with 1 host node running x5 VMs: x1 LXC running haproxy & f2b acting as the frontend, & x4 ubuntu VMs in a docker swarm (1 manager, 3 workers).
What would be the best way to go about doing this? My fall-back solution is to package all the backups of the aforementioned node/VMs and manually restore and reconfigure them 1 by 1, but ideally I would like to be able to package the whole host node and restore that.
Thanks
I've been working solo on developing a solution for hosting VMs loaded with our SDK of industry automation software for users to access remotely. I've been doing this with PVE on my home network with the goal of having a working system to migrate to our main on-site server when it's ready.
Within my PVE instance I've got 1 datacentre with 1 host node running x5 VMs: x1 LXC running haproxy & f2b acting as the frontend, & x4 ubuntu VMs in a docker swarm (1 manager, 3 workers).
What would be the best way to go about doing this? My fall-back solution is to package all the backups of the aforementioned node/VMs and manually restore and reconfigure them 1 by 1, but ideally I would like to be able to package the whole host node and restore that.
Thanks