Exakt :-)
Ja, kann man - das ist durchaus üblich, beim "wachsen". (Wenn man das nachträglich macht, sind und bleiben die Paare allerdings zunächst unterschiedlich voll und müssen nachträglich ausgewuchtet werden ;-) )
Du bringst mich gerade...
DId you ever solve this problem? I am in the same boat, I have a PM1753 NVME disk with 600K write and 3.3M read IOPS, if I test it within proxmox itself with fio I get those IOPS, either as a rad device or mounted as XFS but if I do a passthrough...
Hi, was für eine NetApp?
Bei einer FAS würde ich immer zu NFS raten. Das läuft nativ, auch sehr Performant und warum auf einem Filer Dateien ablegen, die wieder als Disk genutzt werden.
Ist es ein AFA, dann ist NVMeoverTCP eine gute Idee. Ich...
Hallo Falk,
Die NetApp ist eine ASA-C30. Die vorhandene 25Gbit/s-Karten sind die Anbindung der Proxmox-Knoten an die NetApp.
NVMe/TCP ist gesetzt, weil der für die NetApp zuständige Dienstleister das so empfohlen hat, die Lizenzen wären wohl...
Hi, was für eine NetApp?
Bei einer FAS würde ich immer zu NFS raten. Das läuft nativ, auch sehr Performant und warum auf einem Filer Dateien ablegen, die wieder als Disk genutzt werden.
Ist es ein AFA, dann ist NVMeoverTCP eine gute Idee. Ich...
Yeah, yet again, one of my decade-old 4T drives has died. They are rapidly aging away. I'm not sure if it's the controller eating them or they really are just giving up after 90k hours.
Oh, yes, for sure. Lots of storages, in fact. I have lots of VMs and CTs using the RBD. It's the default config with the two types, Disk image and Container. The new one I just created is just Container and I easily moved the images of my...
1. v2-AES is perfect
2. Do you use ext4 or ZFS? What performance are you looking for? Reas? Write? Small files? Big files? A DB? Something with syn or asyc writes?
3. I mean, if it works, why not. On the other hand, do you make any use inside the...
So if the `krbd` option is there to force use of the kernel module, that implies that there is a userland interface to the RBD. Is that correct?
I'm also assuming that this forces the *host* to use the kernel module for a VM's block requests...
The issue is almost certainly that KRBD (Kernel RBD) is disabled on your vms storage configuration.
Why VMs work, but LXCs don't
VMs access Ceph directly in userspace via QEMU (librbd).
LXCs share the host kernel and need the host to map the...
The KRBD setting in the storage config only affects how VMs access their virtual disks on RBD. For CTs it will always be the kernel variant where rbdmap is run, to map an RBD image to a local block dev.
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for advice on the best Proxmox settings to get a Windows VM running smoothly on my setup.
Host specs:
CPU: Intel Core i5-3570 @ 3.40GHz (4 cores, 1 socket)
RAM: 32GB
Storage: SSD + HDD
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 7470/8470...
As it even fails to start fresh on this "problem" node, then maybe the check for hv-evmcs is forced, even tho it is not used by the cpu type later on?
Maybe it is added by defining the os type as windows?
Is it listed under cpu features in -cpu...
Hi @fabian,
I checked `/var/log/syslog*` using `zgrep` for July 16th, but unfortunately, those syslog files have also already been rotated out and deleted due to the log retention settings on this node.
Please let me know if there are any other...
There are some myths around SLOG, L2ARC and special device(s) in ZFS which always re-appear.
1) SLOG
A SLOG is a separate storage for the ZFS Intent Log (ZIL). Synchronous writes are protocolized and written back in the ZFS pool later. For...