Howdy,
I have PDM, PBS, and my PVE clusters disconnected from the internet, and was preparing to start running updates though my proxy server, but I can't find a way to add a http proxy to PDM. I was able to use the Datacenter > Options > HTTP...
I have a technical concern; I'm being asked to create a user so that ServiceNow can login at the OS level and get OS information; files and changes that could happens. I'm concern that since this is an hypervisor, it could make it unstable; maybe...
Hi everyone,
Update: Got it all figured out! The issue was caused by active snapshots on the Windows VM.
I deleted the snapshots and ran a disk consolidation. Everything works perfectly now, and the migration finishes without any delays. It...
yeah I hear that.
In truth, you already have PBS that could effectively serve the purpose anyway. and scripting it is trivial if the use case mandated it. Its not really a problem from my POV, more a curiousity.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
As I said, the live migration of VMs does not suffer from this. OP has a unique requirement of duplicating templates that by their nature are "off".
Remote-migration is one way to do it, but it was certainly not designed with this...
I mean, sure- I like efficiency too; but multi back end support is part of the PVE featureset. technically, anything that can be rendered out as bitmap (raw) can be compressed and sent anywhere. seems like an arbitrary limitation. anyone from the...
I am guessing the developers would prefer to use efficient methods (ie rbd<>rbd and zfsend<>zfssend) vs generic non-efficient ones. But I am not a PVE decision maker...
Is it a matter of validation alone? it seems to me that the allocated size is available from vmid.conf, and on disk size is available using zfs get or blockdev... its trivial enough to pipe it manually using dd | ssh | rbd-import so I wonder why...
kennt jemand vielleicht ein clientloses tool/script, mit dem ich schlank und komfortabel z.B. per traceroute die Route zu einer VM intern prüfen kann? Selbstredend ohne Monster ala Nagios und Konsorten. Mir schwebt vor, eine Standardroute zu...
I have a similar problem, but with ipv4.
I've setup a test cluster, containing five pve nodes, connected via evpn ::100 - ::500). A bgp controller is being used to connect the cluster to two external routers ::a, ::b)
SDN controllers:
evpn...
You may want to take a look at this information:
https://www.proxmox.com/en/about/open-source/developers
https://www.proxmox.com/en/downloads/proxmox-virtual-environment/agreements
Your proposal will require a Storage API version update, that...
You may want to take a look at this information:
https://www.proxmox.com/en/about/open-source/developers
https://www.proxmox.com/en/downloads/proxmox-virtual-environment/agreements
Your proposal will require a Storage API version update, that...
Pretty sure I just found the deviation in `resolv.conf` that causes the hash to change. That was a very useful hint, thanks.
What throws me off is that SSH host keys aren't re-generated every time this happens, while the `ssh` module runs with...
It is hard to say what is going on without having fingers on the keyboard. That said, the ID is a Hash based on userdata and networkdata. The resolve.conf of the host is part of Network Data by default, and is inherited by VMs from the generated...
This is a question for your compliance and management team. There is no universal answer to your concern. Are you in Finance, Pharma, Defense, or is this a medium size SaaS business. There are many variables here.
Sometimes an agent based...
It is hard to say what is going on without having fingers on the keyboard. That said, the ID is a Hash based on userdata and networkdata. The resolve.conf of the host is part of Network Data by default, and is inherited by VMs from the generated...
Interesting way to think about that, never gave it a thought really.
First, I don't think CRUSH rules can be based on where the volumes of the VMs are located. The lowest you can go is OSD level, the daemon that directly manages the physical...