I think I would start with suggesting the easiest answer first. Just add the dedicated host for this VM to the cluster, and use HA Affinity Rules to keep the rest of the VMs in the cluster off of this node, and keep this VM off the other nodes...
I took the plunge today!
Updated my proxmox 8.4.9 (maybe 8.4.19) to 9.2.6.
Kernel 7.0.14-8 (2026-07-28)
pve-qemu-kvm 11.0.3-1
I hammered the nas best I could with both read/writes, including pbs verifies and garbage collection. Seems stable...
Just pick a number then edit the Hardware after clicking Finish.
Also, best practice would be to only add virtual hardware that the VM needs, to avoid large performance swings on the host.
Back in the day, best practice was to have at least two...
TLDR: I had to change the interface name from eth0 to eth1.
Full story:
So I had a bunch of slow starts just now. Some were also painfully show to shut down too. Probably been an issue for a while but I just didn't notice.
Anyway, in my case, I...
I am not entirely sure if i understand your question, do you mean to show how many cpu on the host pve server, and the remaining cpu to assign? Similar to how you see storage now?
The thing is, with the Virtualization you can overcommit CPU, and...
For HA, you want redundant and robust connectivity, to avoid undesirable fencing/watchdog/reboot incidents, and then there is the ZFS replication "data loss", as mentioned, which is a bit of a can of worms in of itself:
You either have to give...
So that I don't have to abandon VM creation here, lose my work so far go to the node summary and see how many core this thing has.
I know it's minor but it's just one of those annoying things that could easily be fixed.
Hi!
I recently purchased a server, that I thought had UEFI, and it turned out it was missing that feature. XCP-NG ends support for Legacy bios in the upcoming version, so instead of being without support, I figure i migrate to proxmox. However...
For HA, you want redundant and robust connectivity, to avoid undesirable fencing/watchdog/reboot incidents, and then there is the ZFS replication "data loss", as mentioned, which is a bit of a can of worms in of itself:
You either have to give...
Finally we are saying the same thing - "hopefully readers will read the arguments and decide" - the checks are in VERIFY.md
We enjoy the fight, yes this is new fandangled gobbly goop to ya, understand, you made it clear along time ago...
Your comments are welcome in all flavors and I appreciate the community watching. The theme is Gladiator - I know this is a fight of the minds and proving that what Im seeing matters here in the Arena
Builder of Proximo - The Proxmox MCP you can...
Here's the facts for your perception problems.
People use and are going to use AI just like script kiddies have since your birth. And people like me, real admins that have experiences first hand in the real of enterprise level management has...
For reasons Dell has traditionally left those options disabled by default for decades. I remember having to enable them and some other items for ESXi as well.
I just find a way to reproduce the issue on the guest :
root@zabbix :~$ fio --name=stress-write --ioengine=libaio --iodepth=64 --rw=randwrite \
--bs=4k --direct=1 --size=20G --numjobs=8 --runtime=600 \
--time_based --ramp_time=30...
I now have seen this behavior, too, but with ZFS on the PVE host and both ext4 and ZFS on the VM guests. The machine is equipped with SSD-only, 6 NVME, 2 SATA. All of them are in three ZFS mirror pools (one with 2x NVME, one with 4 and the last...
I agree with you. Compared to Proxmox VE, OpenID support in PBS still feels quite limited, especially when it comes to group claims and group-based authorization. The documentation is also fairly sparse, which makes configuring OpenID Connect...
Irrelevant, since the idea of a Proxmox mcp server is flawed by design. This is exactly what several people tried to explain to you and potential readers. Because you won't to stop using your new toy but hopefully readers will read the arguments...