I have noticed that keeping 'up to date' lists of VM's can be 'problematic' with clusters. Finding the proper VM's full backup for instance. If the VM has been moved from host to host this gets pretty difficult. (Read, impossibly difficult.)
There for I suggest that the all ready magnificent web interface is 'tuned' up a little. The left menu items can be easily moved up to the TopMenu position and thus make the printing of the Virtual Machines lists to paper much easier. (If you don't belive me just try to print those lists now, or worse yet - try to copy/paste that list to some form of Office document so that you can keep track of your VM's later on.)
I really think this modification would be a welcome change to most cluster admin's.
I love ProxMox. In it's current form I think it allready is better than VMWare. But it's still not perfect
There for I suggest that the all ready magnificent web interface is 'tuned' up a little. The left menu items can be easily moved up to the TopMenu position and thus make the printing of the Virtual Machines lists to paper much easier. (If you don't belive me just try to print those lists now, or worse yet - try to copy/paste that list to some form of Office document so that you can keep track of your VM's later on.)
I really think this modification would be a welcome change to most cluster admin's.
I love ProxMox. In it's current form I think it allready is better than VMWare. But it's still not perfect