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bbgeek17 replied to the thread ServiceNow discovery.Hey @Logicman , We understand your requirement. Many volunteers on this forum work in similar environments and face comparable constraints. However, the audience overlap for your specific question is relatively small: business PVE users... -
Ttomservo replied to the thread Ceph OSD slow ops on HDD-backed pool after enabling balancer — normal or misconfig?.I had the same when I first turned on the balancer, and occasionally when replacing a failed OSD. It never caused VMs problems other than sometimes a read would take a long time to return data. Normally the balancer makes just one or a few...
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Aalexskysilk replied to the thread ServiceNow discovery.Welcome to the world of having a boss. Depending on your role, your job is to INFORM the decision makers or MAKE decisions. if you're in the former, voice your concern in writing and then do what is decided (and dont bitch! once the decision is...
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Athis is likely the same issue also affecting pve-subscription, since both use the same underlying HTTP client: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6791
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AAaronCOW replied to the thread Subscription check behind proxy broken in PVE9.Thanks for this, it worked for me on 9 PVE nodes.
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I was able to trick it into working by putting in a dummy record in host file for shop.proxmox.com does not need to be the actual IP just something for it to get an Ipv4 address it appears. subscription check succeed afterwards. -
AAaronCOW replied to the thread Proxy setup for PDM for updates in restricted environment.Based on the solution in this thread: Subscription check behind proxy broken in PVE9, I was able to add shop.proxmox.com to the hosts file on each PVE node and successfully push out keys and activate all my nodes. How it's just the issue of...
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LLogicman replied to the thread ServiceNow discovery.The company I work for want ServiceNow to have access to everything and, myself, as a rule I would not allow anything to have ssh access to an hypervisor unless specifically approved by the make of the hypervisor; but I'm being force to comply...
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Any access can cause denial of service. Even read-only might allow too many network requests that cripple the system eventually. You'll have to do your own attack surface and thread vector analysis. That said: you do kind of trust the co-workers...
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Ttomservo replied to the thread Is anyone dynamically updating CRUSH rules to maintain storage/compute proximity in HCI setups?.AFAIK that's all right. Which OSD you talk to for each chunk of data is supposed to kinda look random, so you spread the load out around the cluster. The more disks you have the more simultaneous reads you can do with only some small percentage...
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AAaronCOW posted the thread Proxy setup for PDM for updates in restricted environment in Datacenter Manager: Installation and configuration.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...
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LLogicman replied to the thread ServiceNow discovery.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...
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Eedwin2024 replied to the thread Proxmox with zfs disk moinitoring.YES you will get a zfs and scrub warming mail. Found out the hard way. Now working on replacing a faulty drive in a zfs mirror pool.
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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... -
Aalexskysilk replied to the thread remote-migration fails between different Storage Backends.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.
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bbgeek17 replied to the thread remote-migration fails between different Storage Backends.¯\_(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...
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Aalexskysilk replied to the thread remote-migration fails between different Storage Backends.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...
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PYes, as the author of the thread you can mark it as SOLVED by editing the title and from the drop-down menu selecting the [SOLVED] prefix.
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bbgeek17 replied to the thread remote-migration fails between different Storage Backends.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...
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Aalexskysilk replied to the thread remote-migration fails between different Storage Backends.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...