Proxmox VE 6.2 released!
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Does the included QEMU 5.0 support virtio-fs? Looking to passthrough local files into VMs / Containers as a replacement for 9p mounts.
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=VirtIO-FS-QEMU-5.0-Merged
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=VirtIO-FS-QEMU-5.0-Merged
Not really. The backup is around 40% slower on the local array, but i'm not concerned about that at all, as it's still fine and quick enough. I was bottlenecking when doing the offsite backup and the bandwidth was already pushing the times higher than what's needed for the better compression. On the other hand, the reduction of size should end up in considerable gains in backup times. And that's beside the cost of the storage itself. Moreover, it's great having a choice. I can set lzo for the local array and still have speed, while using zstd for remote ones and gaining time and space. One of those improvements that's unarguably awesome all around
Not really. The backup is around 40% slower on the local array, but i'm not concerned about that at all, as it's still fine and quick enough. I was bottlenecking when doing the offsite backup and the bandwidth was already pushing the times higher than what's needed for the better compression. On the other hand, the reduction of size should end up in considerable gains in backup times. And that's beside the cost of the storage itself. Moreover, it's great having a choice. I can set lzo for the local array and still have speed, while using zstd for remote ones and gaining time and space. One of those improvements that's unarguably awesome all around
So quick question still the backups are full? not incremental?
Yes. vzdump backup archives will stay that way, a solution for incremental de-duplicated is under development though.
that's exciting. thanks for the heads up. are we talking months or years? sorry just being nosy.
I cannot state any timeline, but there's code out in the repos.. https://git.proxmox.com/?p=proxmox-backup.git;a=summary
But let's keep this thread about the Proxmox VE 6.2 release
But let's keep this thread about the Proxmox VE 6.2 release
Incremental backups would kind of defeat the concept of data redundancy, since a bit rot of one of the data clusters would nullify the whole set of incrementals. For incrementals there are the snapshots.
Wildcard certificates are not (yet) implemented: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/wildcard-certificate.69800/
Thanks for that. I have certbot already running on a separate host grabbing wildcard certs and was manually copying them over to my proxmox nodes. With ACME running now on proxmox, I don't have to do that any longer. I'll just stick to regular certs for my proxmox nodes.
Hello there,
After making the last update in the system, the information is not displayed on the CTs. CTs are open but do not provide graphical or statistical information. One of them seems closed but has access. Why can this be the problem?
https://prnt.sc/shzesv
https://prnt.sc/shzf07
After making the last update in the system, the information is not displayed on the CTs. CTs are open but do not provide graphical or statistical information. One of them seems closed but has access. Why can this be the problem?
https://prnt.sc/shzesv
https://prnt.sc/shzf07
You have some service daemons not running and/or issues to connect to the API.
Check your syslog for erros, try restarting the pveproxy pvedaemon and pvestatd services, either using the webinterface or over SSH/console:
systemctl restart pvestatd pveproxy pvedaemon
Yes, exact same packages as they where on pvetest.
No, as testing from us and also external users ( https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2666#c6 ) showed no noticeable improvement. We include the exact upstream release plus a few packaging related adaptions/fixes.
As said, pvetest and no-subscription are the exact same packages, if you want to test the zvol stuff you would need to manually install the packages linked in the bugzilla: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2666#c2 (they are not available through any repository directly)