Incorrect VM Count Display (3 instead of 1) in Datacenter Manager 1.0.1

[alex25677]

Incorrect VM Count Display (3 instead of 1) in Datacenter Manager 1.0.1

Hello,

I am reporting an error regarding the display of the virtual machine count on the Datacenter Manager 1.0.1 panel within the Proxmox cluster.

1. Proxmox Configuration​

• Software: Datacenter Manager 1.0.1 (as shown in the web interface header).
• Configuration: 3-node cluster (proxmox-1, proxmox-2, proxmox-3).
• Kernel: Version Linux 6.1.7.2-2-pve (from the pdm log).
• VM Storage: Ceph is used.
• Note: The pveversion -v command is not available in the shell/manager used.

2. Steps to Reproduce​

1. Open the Proxmox web interface.
2. Navigate to the main Dashboard menu.
3. Observe the Virtual Machines information panel on the right.

3. Actual Result​

According to the Virtual Machines panel:

• Running: 1 VM
• Stopped: 0 VM
• All: 3 VM

However, only one virtual machine is actually installed and running in the cluster.

4. Expected Result​

The All field should display the number 1, corresponding to the actual number of VMs in the cluster.

5. Additional Information​

• The bug appears to be related to an incorrect calculation of the total VM count within this specific interface/manager version.
• The single VM is located on Ceph storage.
• Severity: Minor, but causes confusion.

Attachment: screenshot-proxmox-vm-count.jpg

Thank you for looking into this issue.

Sincerely,

 

[Eduardo Taboada]

I have same version with a lot of 5 node cluster and no failures in VM count. When you add a remote, do you add the entire cluster or nodes itself? If you add nodes tree times, you will see 3 instead of 1 VM.
In my case for VM 725 running, 32 stopped, 74 template - total 831 with 40 nodes in 5 node clusters

 

[dcsapak]

@alex25677 can you post the output of

pvesh get /cluster/resources

on the pve node/cluster ?

EDIT: disregard my question, i think @Eduardo Taboada here is right, you probably added the same remote 3 times, which counts the guest 3 times...