My ProxmoxVE box is already always-on, for one, as it does a lot of things including being my router. Running a container would not add much power or RAM consumption to it.
It would be very nice to have the Grandorgue service always on, ready to...
We have upgraded all our Proxmox nodes to 9.2.10 in our cluster.
Enabled the Dynamic Load (Automatically rebalance HA resources), but we still see large imbalance in our cluster.
For now we just took the default Dynamic Load settings, so 30%...
A VM would better isolate the pass through of the device, giving it sole ownership of it. Lxc's meanwhile can share devices which can lead to device timeouts. Additionally, and I could be mistaken in this regard, but I recall reading that if...
A VM would better isolate the pass through of the device, giving it sole ownership of it. Lxc's meanwhile can share devices which can lead to device timeouts. Additionally, and I could be mistaken in this regard, but I recall reading that if...
Not too weird. ;-)
I'm not sure why they'd need to power a vm off, but just having to jump into the web ui and change HA settings just to shut a vm down may irk some people when they'd expect shutting it down from inside the guest OS to...
This question may seems weird, but what maintenance is this? I cannot imagine maintenance to a VM in which the VM is shut down. If you mean the hypervisor, then just migrate the VM to other nodes. This can also be done automatically, check...
This is expected behavior with Proxmox HA. If a VM is managed by HA, stopping it is generally interpreted as an unexpected state, so the HA manager will try to bring it back online.
For planned maintenance, you can temporarily put the VM into a...
@esnmb Proxmox HA is more of a “what state is it supposed to be” thing. PVE doesn’t know why it is off, it just knows it’s supposed to be running. The web GUI tells HA it should be stopped therefore the guest is asked to stop.
Most likely something network related or storage related. If it's shared storage, then you're just migrating RAM while a VM is running. If it's an LXC or the VM is off, hardly anything is actually moved so something to do with the locking on the...
For resizing and general creation I was performing the following:
Resizing:
extend lun on san
rescan-scsi-bus.sh
multipath -ll (to see the changes in storage size or find the new lun and friendly name)
lsblk -l (make sure the lun and disks...
Not too weird. ;-)
I'm not sure why they'd need to power a vm off, but just having to jump into the web ui and change HA settings just to shut a vm down may irk some people when they'd expect shutting it down from inside the guest OS to...