The Linux kernel calls them CPUs (and that is what Proxmox shows in the node summary) but they are actually hardware execution units (historically called CPUs), which corresponds with (hardware) threads nowadays.
Proxmox calls them (virtual)...
Have you done owt inside the guest to tune Windows for running in a VM? Things like disabling the visual effects, killing hibernation and Fast Boot, setting the power plan to High Performance, deferring TRIM, and stripping out the background I/O...
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...
Thanks for clarification.
I thought the "Host" type was the most appropriate option. Thanks for pointing that out and correcting me.
I'm using ext4. This VM is mainly for running and testing software like Mystnodes, Honeygain, P2P VPN apps and...
Great to hear, another one where disabling super pages helped. I have scanned the forums here for similar IOMMU issues and I believe at least few of them are all related to the same issue of super pages. Took me a lot of digging around and my...
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First of all, sorry for disappearing for so long. To be honest, I assumed I would automatically be subscribed to the thread after creating it. It even shows that I am watching it, but for some reason I never received any...
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I noticed that the node summary page and the assignment of processors page do use different terminology.
In the node summary under CPU usage a # of CPUs is stated, whereas in the Edit: Processors section a field called Cores is present...
A very small advice, before rebooting a Ceph node, stop OSDs manually, more info here(why):
https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=7827
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/vm-processes-stall-when-rebooting-adjacent-node.185178/#post-862294
No that will take forever. :) And require enough storage.
With only 2/3 nodes up Ceph should still function if its storage is not unbalanced. The VMs should stay running. They just need to move off the node being restarted. Which can also be...
Beginning with ZFS 2.4.0 special devices (https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/pull/17505 ) will use a special device also for the ZIL, thus you won't need a dedicated SLOG device then (but can still add it if you consider it useful for your usecase)...
No that will take forever. :) And require enough storage.
With only 2/3 nodes up Ceph should still function if its storage is not unbalanced. The VMs should stay running. They just need to move off the node being restarted. Which can also be...
Did a stupid thing and looking for hel in resolving my issue.
I deleted a running remote (pve) in this file, /etc/proxmox-datacenter-manager/remotes.cfg and after a while wanted to re-add the same remote.
In the PDM gui i tried to create the same...
Hmm, early on we had one time where VMs stalled out but I thought it was user error and/or tied to using "nodown" at the time. Since then we've used noout, norebalance, norecover, and the two no-scrubs when doing maintenance. If we're rebooting...
A very small advice, before rebooting a Ceph node, stop OSDs manually, more info here(why):
https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=7827
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/vm-processes-stall-when-rebooting-adjacent-node.185178/#post-862294
Thank you, yes I have a RAID controller for the RAID 6 array. I thought proxmox might be able to utilitize an NVME for caching but sounds like I'm at the wrong layer my raid controller would utilize it. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!