That’s a fair point. Laptops and mini PCs both run into limitations pretty quickly when you start planning proper Proxmox setups with storage (expansion), networking, & redundancy.
I’ve seen similar discussions in hardware circles through Tech...
I also would not recommend buying a laptop for PVE. If you had a spare one sitting around and wanted to play, then sure, but spending money in this direction is not ideal due to expandability limitations.
However, for similar reasons I would...
Sorry, via ssh from pv2 to pv1 i can access but from pv1 to pv2 says : Permission denied (publickey).
This is the output:
root@pv1:~# ssh-keygen -f "/etc/pve/nodes/pv2/ssh_known_hosts" -R "pv2"
# Host pv2 found: line 1
link...
Kasm Technologies established a partnership with Proxmox Server Solutions which you can find just here: https://www.proxmox.com/en/about/company-details/press-releases/kasm-en
Kasm Workspaces provides such a solution to make agent bases...
Hi all,
We're running PVE 9.1.9 and are facing the exact same issue during snapshot creations and deletions or Commvault VM backups utilizing the snapshot features of Proxmox.
We've tried out everything but still see that behavior. Created new...
The main bottleneck with hard drives is that they’re relatively slow. So ~100 IOPS peak and maybe 5-10MB/s in random read write scenarios. You need to read/write 100TB/day -> 1200MB/sec -> you need 300 disks just to keep up multiplied by the...
The main bottleneck with hard drives is that they’re relatively slow. So ~100 IOPS peak and maybe 5-10MB/s in random read write scenarios. You need to read/write 100TB/day -> 1200MB/sec -> you need 300 disks just to keep up multiplied by the...
I would not be comfortable at all with this single server and single array setup for people doing real work. Why not at least get a second system and do ZFS replication? What are you using for backups and how frequently?
Side comment...
I also would not recommend buying a laptop for PVE. If you had a spare one sitting around and wanted to play, then sure, but spending money in this direction is not ideal due to expandability limitations.
However, for similar reasons I would...
How is this related to the hardware's reliability?
I don't really see a good reason to use a laptop here. Seems a whole lot more expensive than a used office PC as well.
I would have second thoughts about SSD life, because with ZFS, you might end up having problems with the usual consumer-grade pre-used SSDs that are built into those laptops. Also, RAM tends to be soldered, so you probably cannot extend that, either.
You could also used used mini-pcs which where aimed for usage in office environments. Since they are (more or less, at least with Lenovos ThinkCentres and Dells Optiplex) based on mobile technology (think notebooks without display ;) they are...
Kasm Technologies established a partnership with Proxmox Server Solutions which you can find just here: https://www.proxmox.com/en/about/company-details/press-releases/kasm-en
Kasm Workspaces provides such a solution to make agent bases...
We implemented our own retry logic for PBS restores, and now the issue is fixed.
I think it would be beneficial for devs to implement retry logic on GET requests for chunks, with an env variable for how many retries.
You can configure a put-rate-limit with the cli tool: https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/command-syntax.html#proxmox-backup-client
Or by editing the config file see...
Ceph caching/tiering has been deprecated.
I'm not sure why you wouldn't want RocksDB/WAL on SSDs when contemplating hard drives with Ceph, although even with that I think you could expect production workload performance to be highly variable...
Hi Chris, new member here. I just wanted to say I really appreciate your detailed response here, even a year later. I am currently working on a remote PBS solution and ran into questions similar to OP. The information in your answer here was...
Hi Impact,
Thx for reply. when I used proxmox GUI Create--->New bridge, I pasted NIC0 altenative name( enx902b343ebbbc) as vmbr1 bridge ports as shown in my second picture. But no luck. Is it the one your question for me?