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Setting up a 3-Node Proxmox Cluster
Setting up a 3-Node Proxmox Cluster
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Thanks. I am just curious why GlusterFS? I was learning it when I was working on Red Hat systems and fixed the geolocation issue. I think that Ceph is better from my own point of view.
Thanks for the demo and info. Awesome.
Can You please explain to us what is a MDF room? I heard of someone talk about IDF and had to look it up but what is a MDF? Or what is the difference between them?
I can't believe I watched this entire video and enjoyed the hell out of it. I technically didn't "watch" but had it playing on my phone while I was driving around town. LOL I'm laughing because this was much fun to listen to and took the tedium out of bopping around town. Thank you very much.
very cool but gluster is being deprecated..
Can someone explain or point me in a direction of what a cluster is for and how it's used? I hear people talking about them in videos all the time, but they never cover why you would want to do such a thing.
Looks really cool. Just curious, what software/tool did you use for terminal panes with host IP address on top left and "broadcast" on top right (5:19)? Mind sharing? It looks really useful for cluster management work like that. Thanks.
I have a question regarding Proxmox Clustering. For example, in your case you have 12 + 8 CPUs, would you be able to create a VM with 18 cpus therefore distributing the load across 2 hosts?
(Not an expert in this field but would like to get into the networking world)
Back in the day, youd never have done this in a single video, hell youd never have done this in a single day. Its come a bloddy long way..
Proxmox clusters, good god, those are words that used to give me nightmares, 20,000 servers…… What a ball ache that was.
I’m going to talk only about my experience with proxmox and I have tried to used several times. I do not like it I think that there are better options. My setup is a 3 node i5 13th gen with ceph and 32gb ram two nics one for ceph traffic and the other for all other traffic. I think it’s very slow, there is a problem, in my opinion, when stopping the vm’s when they get stuck or you made a mistake in some way with the vm. The templates can only be cloned from one node and they are attached to that node different from VMware of course you can migrate the templates. Installing a Linux vm in the traditional way takes a long time like several hours something like 4 hours or more. The ceph speed on ssd was around 13mb/s. I made a test by moving all my 10vm from 3 to only 2 nodes to test on the third node the speeds. Maybe it’s me and I’m not used to this kind of solution because I was a VCP on 5.5 and 6 I normally prefer fedora KVM because of cockpit but that doesn’t provide any way to cluster 2/3 machines. In sum I got tired of it and installed harvester hci and now a vm is installed in 5m or a bit more, longhorn gives speeds around 80mb/s.
This is just my last experience and the previous ones. I hope this helps someone. Thank you.
Nice units ! Good video !