Fair points. The UI does catch orphaned disks, and with sensible prune settings the newest copies stay anyway. The written routine mostly helps when you're clearing out a lot of old guests at once and want a checklist to follow.

Idk, that seems unnecessarily complicated versus just doing it via the UI, which already catches most of the things like orphaned disks etc. Integrity checking a freshly created backup isn't doing much in terms of safety. Protection against pruning is unnecessary when pruning keeps the last copies.

Exactly right. That's the core of the post: with two nodes, losing one means losing quorum, so everything freezes to avoid split brain. A third vote (a QDevice on something small, or a third node) fixes it.

FYI: anything with quorum needs odd numbers, or you can get split brain

Fair to call that out. Drafted with AI help. I edited it, and it's based on my own setup. If something in it is wrong or unclear I'd like to hear it.

At least its disclosed.

It's mentioned in the post. I don't think this community has a rule for that (yet?).

Ai slop

The simplest solution is probably nested VM's. Just run Libvirt/Virt-Manager, or even nested proxmox for them to be able to snapshot and restore the instance.

Q: Can I run Proxmox VE on a Raspberry Pi or a similar single-board computer?

A: No. An arm64 host must boot through UEFI and describe its hardware through ACPI. Device-tree-only boards and legacy boot are not supported.

I've been running a fork called PXVIRT on my Pi. Though I'm sure you could probably still install Proxmox on top of Debian and have it work.

Unfortunately no, check the FAQ. Seems to be working for some AI chips only

Raspberry pi clusters?

Just because you don’t, doesn’t mean there isn’t one.

Don't

I don't see a usecase

It sounds like you do want to set the default route to the LXC’s address. Then set individual routes for the local LAN and cluster traffic. The routing table will prefer the more specific route (e.g., if you’re trying to get to 192.168.0.14, it will prefer the route you set for 192.168.0.0/24 instead of the default, which is equivalent to 0.0.0.0/0).

i dont know what you know and dont know but at at a high-level. i needed sbanzbd to go through a vpn. so i installed sbanzbd on the same docker vm lxc as gluetun. if a different container needed access to gluetun i woild have to use its builtin proxy

@RockyC @poprox @proxmox I love this. I think this is the next step in leveraging tech for all humanity, not just a moneyed few.

@RockyC @proxmox Totally agree. As most interested folks are probably closer than they think to actually pulling it off, and having a “phone a friend” option for when they get stuck is a wonderful way to learn. Be in the captain’s chair, not just a passenger.

@poprox @amcjen @proxmox And the technology of these tools is nearly at the level where the ordinary person could set up their own self-hosted services environment, complete with locally-administered LLM, and stop using Big Tech services altogether.That’s what MY dream is.

@poprox @amcjen @proxmox “Humanist” in my bio refers to the “good without God” Humanist.And if the fascist oligarchs are going to GIVE us the tools we can use to overthrow them, why would we not take advantage of that?The democratization of knowledge is a GOOD thing. A tool is a tool.americanhumanist.org

@amcjen @proxmox I’m generally NOT in favor of whatever slop we are doing with LLMs, but as TOOLS to assist us in expanding our knowledge, and skills, I’m fine.I’m not having the agents do the work FOR me. They ASSIST me, because they both will still confidently give wrong answers, forget stuff, and go down rabbit holes.

@RockyC @proxmox Yay! Love this for you! I’m a strong advocate of LLMs helping self-hosting to become demystified and mainstream. It’s within the reach of most people who are interested in it. It didn’t used to be.Proxmox + ZFS has gotten me off of Google Gsuite, Calendly, Pipedrive, Spotify, and so many more. #selfhosted #proxmox

Yah, probably. Honestly, I just posted something to let me appoint this user as a mod because .world has pissed me off enough to retire my account there.

That article reads really weird, pretty sure at least parts of it are slop. Also this is an ad for horizoniq's service.