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SteveITS replied to the thread Cluster migration sanity check.Yes in that case the Qdevice would only serve a function if either node 1 or 2 was offline. Technically not needed unless one does e.g. a reboot. But safer. After you have 3 nodes I’d just wait until the end…where it’s better to have an odd... -
Wwieserfalke posted the thread Possibility of VLAN ID Synchronization with Firewall/Network controller? in Proxmox VE: Networking and Firewall.Hi, while playing around with Proxmox and Unifi I was thinking why it is not possible to have VLan IDs and there given names be synced between Proxmox and the FW/Network controller. As I use Unifi my first search was for there...
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spirit replied to the thread Glusterfs is still maintained. Please don't drop support!.@alpha754293 - how many PG do you have on your ceph cluster ? (new pool on empty storage are setting low number of PG by default with target ratio is not configured on the pool, and this can give very low write speed). - do you have enable... -
Eebiss reacted to fiona's post in the thread Kubernetes overlay networking breaks when upgrading from PVE 9.1 to PVE 9.2.3 with
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GGorgonzolaPrimavera replied to the thread Cluster migration sanity check.Yes, I'm bulldozing the existing hosts like Lightning McQueen through Radiator Springs. But I need the compute around because I don't have spare compute readily at hand. So if I get to two nodes and add a qdevice, it really doesn't do much...
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SteveITS replied to the thread Cluster migration sanity check.So you’re re-using the existing nodes? One documented gotcha is you must remove the Qdevice before adding or removing nodes. Is Ceph going on rotating drives? It can but SSDs are optimal.
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Mmidisama reacted to generalproxuser's post in the thread resolv.conf overwritten at every debian container restart with Like.
The other option (which is what I use in my pihole containers using debian 12) is to create a hook file. I use dhcp as well with static leasing. My pihole containers are using dhcp with static leases. This is what I use. Create the file...
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Aalpha754293 reacted to kayson's post in the thread Glusterfs is still maintained. Please don't drop support! with Like.
Another data point (not performance, but gluster-isnt-dead) - Debian is shipping glusterfs 11.2 in forky: https://packages.debian.org/en/forky/glusterfs-server
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GGorgonzolaPrimavera posted the thread Cluster migration sanity check in Proxmox VE: Installation and configuration.Esteemed Proxmox peers, I've now heard "opinions" from the artificial "intelligence" engines of note about my migration plan from "that other system" to pxmx. But I'd really like a sanity check from Real Brains to make sure I'm not heading into...
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Kkayson replied to the thread Glusterfs is still maintained. Please don't drop support!.Another data point (not performance, but gluster-isnt-dead) - Debian is shipping glusterfs 11.2 in forky: https://packages.debian.org/en/forky/glusterfs-server
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SSeed replied to the thread [SOLVED] linux-tools-common?.linux-cpupower is not turbotstat... You even said yourself, tools-common is a "metapackage". I would think then, linux-cpupower is a package that contains the "utility" turbostat... linux-cpupower is installed via the debian "package" manager. So...
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Aalexskysilk replied to the thread [SOLVED] linux-tools-common?.It means that this package is included in ubuntu distributions. Proxmox uses debian as its parent distribution, not ubuntu. it also means that its not an actual package, its a collection of applications which you can install by yourself, like...
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SSeed replied to the thread [SOLVED] linux-tools-common?.Thank you. That's the one I need.
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SAnd that utility is? I'd use the linux-cpupower package for that. It provides turbostat.
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SSeed replied to the thread [SOLVED] linux-tools-common?.Im trying to install a utility that somewhat can show how much power or Watts my CPU is using.
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SSeed replied to the thread [SOLVED] linux-tools-common?.What does this even mean? The utility Im trying to install is part of the tools package.
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Bbrngates replied to the thread HPE Nimble Storage + Proxmox VE — custom storage plugin (iSCSI, multipath).My nimbles personally only support iSCSI and FC, I think only the Alletra's support NVMe over TCP.
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Falk R. replied to the thread HPE Nimble Storage + Proxmox VE — custom storage plugin (iSCSI, multipath).Why are you still using iSCSI? The Nimble supports NVMe over TCP, after all. It's much easier to configure and offers significantly better performance. -
Hh4rm0n!0u54 posted the thread Active Directory Configuration Issues in Proxmox VE: Installation and configuration.I've setup both the Active Directory and LDAP Realm but I'm struggling to get these imported accounts signed in to the cluster on 9.2.3. Here's an example of an LDAP configuration I've stood up even though I've done both AD and LDAP. The Realm...
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Bbrngates replied to the thread HPE Nimble Storage + Proxmox VE — custom storage plugin (iSCSI, multipath).Hi LG-ITI, Thanks for testing the plugin and for the clear report — it helps a lot. 1. iscsiadm exit code 15 in the log That is normal in many setups (multipath, or the same Nimble array also used for LVM-iSCSI). It usually means iSCSI was...
