Hi team,
I have a PVE9 server running with some ZFS disks and many snapshots which causes zfs list, etc. to be a bit slow (normally 5 secs but under heavy load it can be higher).
This often results in timeout when creating/adding new disks to some LXC containers. This sometimes results in nothing is created at all and sometimes the ZFS volume is created but not added to LXC-config, etc.
Question: Is it possible to increase this timeout somehow? Or another trick/workaround?
For now what I do is that I run a zfs create manually. Change permissions of the newly-created volume (for unprivileged LXC), add it to the LXC config and then reboot the LXC container to pick up the new mounts (I havent found a good solution to mount to running LXCs... even though when adding through GUI it does mount)
THANKS!
I have a PVE9 server running with some ZFS disks and many snapshots which causes zfs list, etc. to be a bit slow (normally 5 secs but under heavy load it can be higher).
This often results in timeout when creating/adding new disks to some LXC containers. This sometimes results in nothing is created at all and sometimes the ZFS volume is created but not added to LXC-config, etc.
Question: Is it possible to increase this timeout somehow? Or another trick/workaround?
For now what I do is that I run a zfs create manually. Change permissions of the newly-created volume (for unprivileged LXC), add it to the LXC config and then reboot the LXC container to pick up the new mounts (I havent found a good solution to mount to running LXCs... even though when adding through GUI it does mount)
THANKS!