Proxmox Updated and Running Slow

mcode04

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I reinstalled proxmox 8.4 about 2h ago and its been really slow. The website isn't responding when up and then takes a while to load in the new packages which is fine but I wanted to say it adds on. I want to know is its maybe my storage type, network, or proxmox rn that I should consider.. My performance was alot quicker before even with 8.4 proxmox. I've installed it about 4 times to get my storage right at boot but its extra slow now

My Storage:
~2tb SAS Drive
~1tb HDD
ZFS RAID0
 
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ZFS RAID0
You should always have redundancy - especially I believe with ZFS.

You may want to consider why you chose ZFS at all above regular ext4, which has less overhead. There are benefits from ZFS - but consider if you actually need them.

I reinstalled proxmox 8.4 about 2h ago and its been really slow.
You seem to have installed Proxmox a number of times, so contrast & compare the differences with each installation - to discover the different responsiveness of your system. Only you know what these actually are.

If that last installation was from the latest ISO - which is Version 8.4-1, & the others were from an older install (<=8.4.0) - then possibly something that changed in the version could have caused this.

Good hunting.
 
You seem to have installed Proxmox a number of times, so contrast & compare the differences with each installation - to discover the different responsiveness of your system. Only you know what these actually are.
I literally redownloaded the iso for proxmox a few days ago because I forgot I had one and been using that new iso to get my setup right. I remade it about 3 times in a row, I used ext and got it working but I didn't want to add every disk individually so I remade it with raid0 right after. Thats when the service on proxmox-debian started taking longer to load an there was a new gui compared to the last installation on the same iso
 
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This is odd. Describe the difference.
I think I got it. It was running the shell for updating repositories and downloading things were slower and most things on the gui overall. I think it was the zfs doing this. I switched back to ext and looked up the differences
 
Good. Happy you got it working.

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