aaronius

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by aaronius 1y ago
Not sure how comparable they are since I never used Monodraw due to not running MACs, but there is https://asciiflow.com/ and https://monosketch.io/ which I usually use. The latter is using some advanced UT
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by aaronius 1y ago
don't enable it though, if you rely on the guest replication feature of PVE. See https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2350 for why
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by aaronius 1y ago
Hmm, staying with iSCSI. You should create one large LUN that is available on each node. Then it is important to mark the LVM as "shared". This way, PVE knows that all nodes access the same LVM, so copying the disk images is not n
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by aaronius 1y ago
That should have been possible for a while. Get the block storage to the node (FC or configure iSCSI), configure multipathing in most situations, and then configure LVM (thick) on top and mark it as shared. One nice thing this release bring
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by aaronius 2y ago
In case the author reads this: instead of `losetup` you could have imported the image with `qm disk import VMID path/to/source TARGET_STORAGE` It would then show up as unused disk in the VM config to be further configured :-)
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by aaronius 2y ago
hmm, if you refer to the `qm` command, that is not from Qemu itself but a Proxomx CLI tool :) https://git.proxmox.com/?p=qemu-server.git;a=blob;f=PVE/CLI/...
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Proxmox VE: Import Wizard for Migrating VMware ESXi VMs(forum.proxmox.com)
245 points by aaronius 2y ago|111 comments
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by aaronius 3y ago
Proxmox VE is using LXC for the containers directly. But no LXD.
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Ceph RBD – Where does it store (meta)data?(aaronlauterer.com)
1 points by aaronius 3y ago|0 comments
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by aaronius 5y ago
This helped me when I was using them some years back during my university time. Managed to place some papers on a heater and the ink disappeared. Putting it in the freezer for a bit made it all come back.
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by aaronius 5y ago
RAM and other state can be part of a snapshot for VMs, in which case the VM will continue right where it was. The state of a container is not part of the snapshot (just checked), as it is really hard to capture the state of the container (C
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by aaronius 5y ago
That highly depends on the underlying storage. If it is something that supports snapshots (ZFS, Ceph, LVM thin) then it should work fine, also backups will be possible without any downtime as they will be read from a temporary snapshot.
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by aaronius 5y ago
If you install Proxmox VE the next time and are not happy with the default layout, check out the parameters for LVM [0]. I personally prefer to install on ZFS as all ZFS datasets share the same free space unlike with LVM. If you want full c
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by aaronius 5y ago
works in combination with the Proxmox Backup Server (PBS).