The issue I am seeing is that VNC consoles appear to be very slow, and with ~30 users connected, practically unusable, with keystroke latency reaching upwards of 10 seconds, intermittently but frequently. The VMs, however, are fine. RDPing or SSHing in shows that the VMs are just as responsive as you would expect them to be. I have also tried SPICE on a few of these VMs, and this, for now, seems to work to bypass the issue.
In addition, it does not seem as though restarting pveproxy.service has any impact console performance: the VNC consoles continue to perform poorly—even after the majority of the consoles are closed. Any new console feels sluggish, and even though they become much more responsive, intermittent latency is still present and frequent enough to cause issues with typing. Switching browsers or rebooting the VMs does not appear to resolve the issue either.
The performance issue does not appear to affect the PVE web portal. I am also not seeing any abnormal IO, memory, network, or CPU usage on any of the proxy hosts or any of the PVE hosts.
Has anyone seen a similar issue? Any thoughts about what could be causing this?
In addition, it does not seem as though restarting pveproxy.service has any impact console performance: the VNC consoles continue to perform poorly—even after the majority of the consoles are closed. Any new console feels sluggish, and even though they become much more responsive, intermittent latency is still present and frequent enough to cause issues with typing. Switching browsers or rebooting the VMs does not appear to resolve the issue either.
The performance issue does not appear to affect the PVE web portal. I am also not seeing any abnormal IO, memory, network, or CPU usage on any of the proxy hosts or any of the PVE hosts.
Has anyone seen a similar issue? Any thoughts about what could be causing this?
