we have had several crashes, with data loss at VM level, when one node seemed to have a power problem.
rather than isolating that node, Proxmox rebooted all the servers at the same time!
this has resulted into a major disaster for our company.
This is not related to a support issue with subscription level, but a major bug in the way proxmox works. In a ticket we even raised a request to pay an expert to look into our setup, but the only response we got was just to get a higher subscription to a license.
Has anyone had this issue before?
Now we have that server completely out. it was our ceph node as well. HA has been disabled as well as IPV6. By the way Ceph has its own 100 GBPS network, corosynch is also separated physically.
rather than isolating that node, Proxmox rebooted all the servers at the same time!
this has resulted into a major disaster for our company.
This is not related to a support issue with subscription level, but a major bug in the way proxmox works. In a ticket we even raised a request to pay an expert to look into our setup, but the only response we got was just to get a higher subscription to a license.
Has anyone had this issue before?
Now we have that server completely out. it was our ceph node as well. HA has been disabled as well as IPV6. By the way Ceph has its own 100 GBPS network, corosynch is also separated physically.
