Question for COMMUNITY edition subscribers

[chudak]

Hello

What are the differences between free PVE version and COMMUNITY paid version as far as features go ?

Also my CPU is listed by PVE as:

12 x Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-10710U CPU @ 1.10GHz (1 Socket)

Do I need only one subscription ?

Thx

 

[birdy]

What are the differences between free PVE version and COMMUNITY paid version as far as features go ?

None.

Do I need only one subscription ?

Subscriptions are per CPU socket. So you need one.

 

[Dunuin]

None.

But you get access to a more stable repository so more stability/safety is a indirect feature you would be missing.

 

[chudak]

But you get access to a more stable repository so more stability/safety is a indirect feature you would be missing.

Got it .

Is that "more stability/safety" tangible, in other words is it really more stable ?

 

[birdy]

For me as a Homelabber the reason to take a subscription (Community) was more to support Proxmox. The more stable repository was an added bonus. I think the No-subscription repository is already pretty stable. But if you would use it in a production environment I would definitely go for a subscription.

 

[chudak]

For me as a Homelabber the reason to take a subscription (Community) was more to support Proxmox. The more stable repository was an added bonus. I think the No-subscription repository is already pretty stable. But if you would use it in a production environment I would definitely go for a subscription.

no no production, I am 100% agree - main goal to support Proxmox.

It's been 1 years since I started using it and it's very stable and good, time to support it !

PS: after buying it, do you disable pve-no-subscription repo and enable pve-enterprise ?

 

[birdy]

PS: after buying it, do you disable pve-no-subscription repo and enable pve-enterprise ?

Yes, but if you are on PVE7 this can be easily done from within the webgui.

 

[Dunuin]

For me as a Homelabber the reason to take a subscription (Community) was more to support Proxmox. The more stable repository was an added bonus. I think the No-subscription repository is already pretty stable. But if you would use it in a production environment I would definitely go for a subscription.

I think the same. The no-subscription repo is pretty stable (its not a testing/beta repo, for that there is also a testing repo) but the enterprise repo is always a bit older. So using the enterprise repo you should run into less troubles because it is very likely that some weeks before someone of the no-subscription repo would had that problem already, posted it here in the forums and the proxmox staff already fixed it.

 

[birdy]

@Dunuin
Fully agree and the, for me, little over € 100,- are well spent.

 

[chudak]

@Dunuin
Fully agree and the, for me, little over € 100,- are well spent.

I am a newly minted Proxmox Subscriber !

PS: How do you do on your profile Proxmox Subscriber tag ?

 

[birdy]

How do you do on your profile Proxmox Subscriber tag ?

You can fill in your Proxmox Subscription Key in your forum account details.