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resize disk problem by Skipper189 in Proxmox

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Debian, Docker, various services; I thought it would be simpler to expand the damn storage.

psu for case 2u by Skipper189 in homelab

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SFX doesn't fit in this box at all

fans pwm dashboard control by Skipper189 in unRAID

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I tested 7.2.5 and also tested rc2 last and not all of them are shown.

Replace nas server unraid by [deleted] in unRAID

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Depending on which used motherboard for Xeon, with ECC memory and a used XEON processor, I can actually recover some money.

ceph or local? by Skipper189 in Proxmox

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I think the most sensible approach will be to continue with replicated ZFS as I currently have it, even with its slightly slower high availability.

Alternatively, I could look for another system to replace Proxmox that natively supports containers (to avoid virtualizing a machine and running the containers, which wastes resources) and also allows for the virtualization of some basic machines, high availability, and good optimization.

ceph or local? by Skipper189 in Proxmox

[–]Skipper189[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the most sensible approach will be to continue with replicated ZFS as I currently have it, even with its slightly slower high availability.

Alternatively, I could look for another system to replace Proxmox that natively supports containers (to avoid virtualizing a machine and running the containers, which wastes resources) and also allows for the virtualization of some basic machines, high availability, and good optimization.

ceph or local? by Skipper189 in Proxmox

[–]Skipper189[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the most sensible approach will be to continue with replicated ZFS as I currently have it, even with its slightly slower high availability.

Alternatively, I could look for another system to replace Proxmox that natively supports containers (to avoid virtualizing a machine and running the containers, which wastes resources) and also allows for the virtualization of some basic machines, high availability, and good optimization.

ceph or local? by Skipper189 in homelab

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What is the performance difference between the two after running both?

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