It's an Aoostar WTR MAX NAS system. Been running 4 months now, getting the GPU passthrough was a pain, but really no other problems.
Sorry, I can't advise on that, I have 7 nodes in my Proxmox cluster, so it's difficult to separate the power...
its an innocent enough question- but there are a lot of gotchas you need to consider.
Clusters are made up of 3 elements- compute, storage, and networking. lets touch on each.
COMPUTE:
- Dell R630 is a 10 year old platform. as such, it offers...
Where did you get that idea?! ceph doesnt care about ANY of those things. Just be aware that the overall performance of the cluster will be as slow as the slowest monitor.
ceph doesnt need or perform any live migration. As for memory, nodes...
Update - https://github.com/isc30/ryzen-gpu-passthrough-proxmox
partially solved the problem - the main misstep was I took the vbios from my motherboard bios file. When I followed the process in the guide above, It successfully got me to the...
It would be worthwhile to consider this question in light of the use case. Normally when you have large datasets its better to leave the data on native storage; why are they such large virtual disks?
Where did you get that idea?! ceph doesnt care about ANY of those things. Just be aware that the overall performance of the cluster will be as slow as the slowest monitor.
ceph doesnt need or perform any live migration. As for memory, nodes...
What I have done is uninstall driver version 0.1.285 and install version 0.1.271. The problem is that it’s a production server: I’ve now carried out some stress tests both with DiskSpd on the Windows servers and with FIO from the Proxmox host; so...
Thank you, the cluster.fw advice allowed me to regain access. I then followed your link; I don't think I need any of them, as this just needs (as far as I understand it) HTTP and possibly HTTPS exposed. However, after setting both rules with the...
it is good to change it to something that supports the newer drivers, in my experience too linux can get pretty picky of client drivers do not match the host exactly. lol
they do bring some improvements, since optimizations and all work on any...
FWIW, I observe the opposite :).
Here you are my observations (posted in https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-is-backing-up-my-entire-physical-disk-rather-than-just-used-space.165057/post-813185 ):
"usually subsequent backups of running...
This CAN be done, but only if you use MACOS as your parent OS and virtualize windows and linux- you can use parallels, vmware (which is free now btw) or UTM. PVE is not meant for desktop use as you describe.
The whole discussion around storage options seems to be needlessly around filestore.
first class storage citizens for PVE is ZFS (standalone) and Ceph (Cluster.) reusing existing iSCSI/FC SANs necessitates tradeoffs- PVE means no snapshots (this...
I have just checked my (edited) script & I appear not to have it at all in my script. Possibly I removed it 3 times but forgot.
However I just checked the repo of DerDanilo/proxmox-stuff & it appears that the code now has it in 4 times! See...
The setup I have in my TrueNAS testing is as follows:
I have found you must have a ( Pool - Dataset - ZFS Volume )
And the "dataset" line in the /etc/pve/storage.cfg file for my setup is:
dataset tank/proxmox
Why do you care about source IP? I'm talking just blocking all inbound to port 8006 on the host IP and leaving 22 open. It will then work like you want without hacking around on PVE. It might break stuff, but so might your way.
I've seen...