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  1. [Blog Archive] How to create a Two-Node

    If a Proxmox Two-Node cluster is configured without a third node, you may face issues in case one node fails or the cluster enters a split-brain scenario.

    As a best practice, even a Two-Node cluster requires a third node to act as quorum. This can be easily achieved by using an additional computer with the corosync-qnetd rviv.ly/wDAmiF

  2. [Blog Archive] Setup a ZFS Pool in a Two-Node

    Because a ZFS datastore in a Proxmox Two-Node cluster operates locally rather than as a shared storage pool, ZFS Pool replication is required to synchronize data between nodes.

    To protect running virtual machines against unexpected hardware failures, implementing automated ZFS Pool replication is the key rviv.ly/SOgvac

  3. [Blog Archive] Nakivo v11.2.1 with VE 9.1 full support

    The new Nakivo v11.2.1 has been released, providing full support for Proxmox VE 9.1 and Real-time Replication in 9,

    This update expands platform compatibility and boosts operational efficiency for customers, unlocking fresh upgrade and cross-sell opportunities for your business.

     
    What's new in Nakivo v11.2.1 rviv.ly/WOqoYd

  4. [Blog Archive] How to change IP in

    When you need to change the Corosync IP network in Proxmox, you must follow a specific sequence to avoid breaking synchronization.

    In a two-node cluster Proxmox you must plan the change Corosync IP network change carefully since the QDevice must be configured accordingly. Before proceeding, ensure the management rviv.ly/gDyYPG

  5. I replaced my mac mini with a linux mini pc (panther lake 16c) and a lot of RAM. Yes it’s much more flexible and it’s great to be able to run Proxmox and so many containers and VMs, but I miss how quiet the Mini was. Might get an M6 just to run compute intensive tasks…

  6. [Blog Archive] How to create a Two-Node

    If a Proxmox Two-Node cluster is configured without a third node, you may face issues in case one node fails or the cluster enters a split-brain scenario.

    As a best practice, even a Two-Node cluster requires a third node to act as quorum. This can be easily achieved by using an additional computer with the corosync-qnetd rviv.ly/wDAmiF

  7. [Blog Archive] Setup a ZFS Pool in a Two-Node

    Because a ZFS datastore in a Proxmox Two-Node cluster operates locally rather than as a shared storage pool, ZFS Pool replication is required to synchronize data between nodes.

    To protect running virtual machines against unexpected hardware failures, implementing automated ZFS Pool replication is the key rviv.ly/SOgvac

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