I've hit a very frustrating set of circumstances in trying to backup our Nextcloud DataPortal which is a very large VM of about 30TB onto LTO-9 tapes (for a truly offline airgapped set of backups). Due to the size, the backup requires at least...
Botton line: use whatever fits you.
I am using GlusterFS, Ceph, Drbd + Pacemaker + iSCSI + OCFS2, and guest what?
Works for me in N scenario.
And again: use whatever fits you and your customers...
Your SAS controller is supported in current flavors of Linux and will be for quite some time to come. This isn't Windows, there is hardware from the 90s that is still supported in Linux.
As for performance, you're comparing apples and oranges...
I would opt for a barebones/used "big name" mini PC such as the HP Elitedesk 805 G8 Desktop Mini, mainly because parts and support are easier to get, and they are mass produced by the hundreds of thousands, and frequently better validated with...
I've been on the glusterfs mailing list since 2019 and I monitor the traffic on said mailing list.
Again, there are times when there's more activity on said mailing list than other times (usually when people have issues and/or questions)...
Yes you can also use ocfs or gfs or any other file system supported by Linux, that's nothing new ;) They are not integrated and (propably) not tested or supported in the GUI though, meaning that in case of problems you are on your own. This might...
There are tests for Ceph that can be run on the host and avoid any potential VM issues. For a Windows VM, ensure you're following the guide to use SCSI, as well as not using a "host" CPU type (see various forum threads).
Got the same issue on latest proxmox VE 9.2.3, Kernel 6.17 or 7.0.6, intel machine and same ReBAR/Above 4G settings in BIOS as you
I've gone the full circle on trying to get the card to work, blacklisting modules, grub settings and vfio...
Two things:
1) As I mentioned, I'm running Proxmox 7.4-20 on the host system because kernel 6.8 that ships with Proxmox 8 by default doesn't work with the aforementioned 9361-8i.
Who cares if it's old, if it works (vs. it not working)?
If it is...
Sorry for resurrecting this old thread, but I am testing both ceph and gluster right now on my 4930K system (because it's what I have that I can spin up quickly with as few variables between systems as possible).
Subjectively, the Win11 23H2...
Oh, my bad - completely overlooked that you are talking about Mail Gateway!
Anyhow, the correct endpoint would be: https://pmg.proxmox.com/pmg-docs/api-viewer/index.html#/nodes/{node}/certificates/custom/{type}
As for the CLI, there is the...
Late to this, but the "low power" half of the ask never got answered with actual numbers, and that is exactly where 8-core AMD mini PCs trip people up, so here are measured idle figures for the boxes in play.
Idle on these tracks the AMD...
Two things:
1) As I mentioned, I'm running Proxmox 7.4-20 on the host system because kernel 6.8 that ships with Proxmox 8 by default doesn't work with the aforementioned 9361-8i.
Who cares if it's old, if it works (vs. it not working)?
If it is...
I think PVE support several standard Linux/Debian packages for this and it's not managed by Proxmox. The manual suggests manually editing the default chrony configuration...
One way to prefer the internal NTP servers and still not modify chrony.conf is to add a new file in /etc/chrony/sources.d directory, like internal.sources:
server x.y.z iburst prefer
server a.b.c iburst prefer
Note that this does not remove the...
One way to prefer the internal NTP servers and still not modify chrony.conf is to add a new file in /etc/chrony/sources.d directory, like internal.sources:
server x.y.z iburst prefer
server a.b.c iburst prefer
Note that this does not remove the...