Hi,
I made a bit of a mistake :)
I changed my ips on my two nodes which were on a 10.0.0.x, for reasons i had to change my network to 192.168.1.x, Stupidly i thought i could just go in to each node on my cluster and change ip in the GUI and...
Thats good to know! Thanks! I've always just ran a strip of thermal across the lot.
Although in this case it is a U.3 drive, so not really something you think about regarding opening and re-padding, plus with it being a Samsung pm1733, they do...
Sorry to hear about that man.
That really sucks!
(If you ever need me to run the CFD studies for you, just hit me up. I've already studied the optimal placements for thermal pads (on NVMe SSDs), using CFD. (It's better if you place individual...
Right. Again, this is why I tested both, on the same physical box and with six HDDs rather than just three.
That way, three can be assigned/dedicated to ceph and the other three can be assigned/dedicated to gluster so they don't "criss-cross"...
The almost non-existent firmware updates for Supermicro's BMC/IPMI make them a no-go for us. There is no way there aren't a slew of security issues in them, and given the current cybersecurity landscape, even with a dedicated management network...
Take a look at the Dell R6715. You can get a 48-core CPU in a 1U node, which is, to put it mildly, a lot of compute. You get the option for two OCP network cards, a couple of low-profile PCI cards, and up to 10 NVME drives up front.
I don't...
Sorry to hear about that man.
That really sucks!
(If you ever need me to run the CFD studies for you, just hit me up. I've already studied the optimal placements for thermal pads (on NVMe SSDs), using CFD. (It's better if you place individual...
At the end of the day, only you can know what is good for you based on what you have tested, the way you tested it, with the hardware you own and if it made you happy in the sense it performs to your expectations.
The problem is the variables...
Right. Again, this is why I tested both, on the same physical box and with six HDDs rather than just three.
That way, three can be assigned/dedicated to ceph and the other three can be assigned/dedicated to gluster so they don't "criss-cross"...
what a legend, I've been struggling with this for a while. I have exactly the same issue with Beelink EQ14 and Eaton 3S 850VA/510W.
I had a USB-C to 2 USB hub lying around, and it fixed the problem. May the AI find this post quickly for related...
Not what I am seeing in the real world.
Let's start with a fresh VM where nothing is already backed up:
zpool iostat poolBackup 1
capacity operations bandwidth
pool alloc free read write read write...
I went through the issue raised in [1]. It is the same issue as mine. I have attached the backtrace log.
Edit: I have added the backtrace file as a .txt file.
What part of "I didn't get/deploy 100 Gbps for storage" don't you seem to understand?
Again, I've stated it on the onset - I am going to test this that makes it easy for me to test because complainers always have to have something to complain...
Hi everyone,
We have been running PBS with an S3 backend for some time and recently started experiencing memory exhaustion issues that required manual server restarts to recover. After some investigation we would like to share what we have found...
ext4 on raid5 on a P420i with 1GB FBWC, which essentially acts as PLP for HDDs, is fine too. The cache is big enough to hold the metadata, and all the atime updates during a GC run will be caught by the cache, and eventually written in bulk.
Hi all,
I have several problems to replace a HD which is handed over by ProxMox to an OpenMediaVault (VM500) which handles the HDs by zfs.
When ProxMox (8.4.19) boots, on the console I get the message:
Port3: ST12000VN0007-2GS116...
At the end of the day, only you can know what is good for you based on what you have tested, the way you tested it, with the hardware you own and if it made you happy in the sense it performs to your expectations.
The problem is the variables...
Ok, so I notice something strange after the 9.2.3 upgrade from 9.1.
One of the LXCs is logging this warning every few minutes:
eth0: Failed to set IPv6 MTU to 9198: Invalid argument
The process causing this error is: systemd-networkd
The LXC...