Well at that moment I was just trying to do something.
Currently, I can create a VM but cannot use storage. Just a blank pulldown
root@pve:~# lsblk -o+FSTYPE,LABEL,MODEL
NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINTS FSTYPE LABEL MODEL
sda...
This should do it so the defaults are used which should be more than just 50% nowadays
rm -f /etc/modprobe.d/zfs.conf
update-initramfs -ukall
reboot
You might have to update the bootloader too.
Also check this before and after
zarcsummary -s arc...
I'm using an old ESXi server to run Proxmox Backup Server. It has 192GB of RAM but never uses more than about 99GB (according to the Memory usage graph on the Server Administration page). I'm assuming most of that is just caching indexes and...
In fact the pve manual recommends not to have a qdevice if you have at least three nodes and an odd number of nodes due to the way corosync handles them:
You dont need a qdevice for a 3 node cluster; it will just serve as a 4th vote that doesnt have any consequence since its not a tiebreaker anyway.
The lessons here are well learned, namely:
1. your cluster is only as stable as its network design...
Don't cluster them but use the DatacenterManager for migrating vms between the nodes and pve-zsnc for replicating via zfs. You will need to start them manually instead of HA though. Alternatively buy two USB-NICs to have a dedicated cluster...
You dont need a qdevice for a 3 node cluster; it will just serve as a 4th vote that doesnt have any consequence since its not a tiebreaker anyway.
The lessons here are well learned, namely:
1. your cluster is only as stable as its network design...
No, since I have 3 nodes, I think I should be covered if one of them goes down. But now that you mentioned it I have a couple of Rasberries lying around doing nothing so maybe I shouid add one to act as voting qdevice, thanks for the feedback!
No, since I have 3 nodes, I think I should be covered if one of them goes down. But now that you mentioned it I have a couple of Rasberries lying around doing nothing so maybe I shouid add one to act as voting qdevice, thanks for the feedback!
Achja, für was braucht man so ein "nodecast-tv"?
Handelt es sich um dieses Projekt?
# https://github.com/technomancer702/nodecast-tv
# https://sourceforge.net/projects/nodecast-tv.mirror/
Und wichtig, Docker ist "immer" in einer VM zu betreiben...
Generell würde ich, und mache es auch so, VPN und andere routen veränderte Dienste, immer in einer VM laufen lassen.
Darüber hinaus sind keine deiner realen Configs hier ersichtlich.
Und man benötigt Alles...
Wenn Netapp + PVE würde ich NFS mit nconnect empfehlen. Performance ist meinstens ausreichend wenns eine AFF ist und weniger Einschränkungen als SAN + LVM.
Achja, für was braucht man so ein "nodecast-tv"?
Handelt es sich um dieses Projekt?
# https://github.com/technomancer702/nodecast-tv
# https://sourceforge.net/projects/nodecast-tv.mirror/
Und wichtig, Docker ist "immer" in einer VM zu betreiben...
Nichts gegen Spaß am Rande.
Meine durchaus zielführendere Meinung habe ich bereits geschrieben.
Kurzgefasst: Es ist Blödsinn, auf eigene Faust irgendwelche Endpoints am Basissystem vorbei, zu definieren
Letzteres maximal parallel per CLI. Dann...
I would expect ZFS in this configuration to perform very poorly, and even worse since it doesn't appear you have a special device attached to the HDD array. Assuming the H730P has a battery-backed cache, I would suggest setting up the RAID array...
Nichts gegen Spaß am Rande.
Meine durchaus zielführendere Meinung habe ich bereits geschrieben.
Kurzgefasst: Es ist Blödsinn, auf eigene Faust irgendwelche Endpoints am Basissystem vorbei, zu definieren
Letzteres maximal parallel per CLI. Dann...