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Gguruevi replied to the thread Glusterfs is still maintained. Please don't drop support!.The problem with Gluster is that a negative lookup has to (worst case scenario) traverse every brick in the cluster and do a DHT search. Gluster metadata operations, particularly for negative lookups and in rebalancing scenarios, can become...
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Aalpha754293 replied to the thread Glusterfs is still maintained. Please don't drop support!.No. You can literally run the PoC scripts for the aforementioned CVEs to test whether those exploits/vulnerabilities exist pre-update. I mean, you can literally test this with a fresh install of PVE7, 8, and 9, and test it. It's not that hard...
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Ccarlitos009 replied to the thread Ruined my proxmox installation, help please!.I attached them and I saw them upload but something went wrong. I will resize them and see if they go up then.
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Aalpha754293 replied to the thread Glusterfs is still maintained. Please don't drop support!.I haven't been able to find a list of glusterfs version history with its corresponding release date, but the idea of trying to find that was to see what version of glusterfs you were running, 15 years ago. I'm probably going to spend more time...
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DDavidegb replied to the thread Severe system freeze with NFS on Proxmox 9 running kernel 6.14.8-2-pve when mounting NFS shares.Update — root cause found My previous conclusion was inaccurate. Here is the full picture after more investigation today. Reproduction On any 6.17.13-x kernel, with pve-qemu-kvm 11.0.0-4, a sustained NFS write load (e.g. 4× parallel dd or cp)...
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Aalexskysilk replied to the thread Glusterfs is still maintained. Please don't drop support!.I read through the chain, and I dont really understand what everyone is arguing about. Yes. ceph requires a minimum configuration (network topology, OSD count, etc) before its performant. this the is the wrong question to ask. whether someone...
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Gguruevi replied to the thread Glusterfs is still maintained. Please don't drop support!.You’re running Windows 11 on a CPU from the Windows 7 era. That proves absolutely nothing other than that you can get hardware to do insane things. I can show you a Ceph cluster that does Windows 11 updates in less than 5 minutes on just 10G...
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Aalpha754293 replied to the thread Glusterfs is still maintained. Please don't drop support!.Win11 VM running on Ceph finished the updates sometime between last night and this morning. I got home from work and rebooted the VM so that said Win11 updates can go into effect. You can see, from the screenshot below, when I started the...
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Gguruevi replied to the thread Glusterfs is still maintained. Please don't drop support!.If you want a technical discussion, you need to do it on technical terms. Your benchmarks (like most benchmarks) are invalid because you're not benchmarking the 'same thing'. Moreover, you're benchmarking 1 thing (Windows?) which, if you know...
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Bbl1mp replied to the thread Backup Server as a VM and pass through drive.PBS packages directly installed on my PVE Host, with a dedicated disk for Backups via Sata. + a USB-Drive as external datastore for automated syncing + ejection, when the drives gets connected. No overhead, for an extra host and still meeting...
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Bbl1mp reacted to _gabriel's post in the thread Backup Server as a VM and pass through drive with
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Here all PBS install are alongside PVE. Disk dedicated to PBS datastore. Single HDD for few VM is enough vzdump is only good for manual/one shot backup. For scheduled backups PBS is mandatory. Speedy and Verify schedule. Restore is faster since... -
Ccarlitos009 replied to the thread Ruined my proxmox installation, help please!.Hello Impact thanks for replying, I had the machine off. I turned it on and no ssh access. I put a monitor and keyboard and i ran: ip a and it shows no ip address apt update shows errors indicating it cannot resolve deb.debian.org apt...
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JJohannes S reacted to guruevi's post in the thread Glusterfs is still maintained. Please don't drop support! with Like.
There is a gluster-like replacement and there are others that regularly pop up that run entirely in userspace. Gluster being unstable as per my prior comment is just personal experience. If you do hammer it in real production, it is very likely...
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JJohannes S replied to the thread Glusterfs is still maintained. Please don't drop support!.This is a logical fallacy. Just because the security issues you linked are not pressent in an older kernel doesn't mean that your old kernel doesn't have any security issues. In fact it defenitifely will have known (and unknown) security issues...
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Ffmaurer replied to the thread [SOLVED] Adding nodes while one member offline.thanks! the sync of the corosync.conf did work for me on a Proxmox 9.x node which was offline during the addition of 2 other nodes. Copying the corosync.conf worked well: scp root@existing-node:/etc/corosync/corosync.conf...
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Gguruevi replied to the thread Glusterfs is still maintained. Please don't drop support!.There is a gluster-like replacement and there are others that regularly pop up that run entirely in userspace. Gluster being unstable as per my prior comment is just personal experience. If you do hammer it in real production, it is very likely...
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JAlso NVMe Gehäuse mit NVMe over Fabric haben alle mindesten 100GBit was ja auch kein Problem ist, da kostet ein Switch mit 4x 100G auch nur 800€, aber die Enclosures kosten mehrere Tausend. Was günstig ist, wären gebrauchte SAS Enclosures, da...
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PPatoGB replied to the thread Proxmox Virtual Environment 9.2 available!.Hi, Does anyone know if replication over iSCSI or FC LUNs will be enabled? thanks.
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Falk R. replied to the thread Zentraler Speicher.Also NVMe Gehäuse mit NVMe over Fabric haben alle mindesten 100GBit was ja auch kein Problem ist, da kostet ein Switch mit 4x 100G auch nur 800€, aber die Enclosures kosten mehrere Tausend. Was günstig ist, wären gebrauchte SAS Enclosures, da... -
Ccelemine1gig replied to the thread Fujitsu Esprimo P7010n dosen't recognize PVE Boot Stick.Get an external EFI-Shell binary (for example via "pbatard"'s github repos: https://github.com/pbatard/UEFI-Shell/releases), and put that onto a USB drive into the "/EFI/BOOT/" folder, renamed (the shell bianry) as "bootx64.efi". See if you can...
