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Yeah, I searched for that one before, but there's no such option in slave or master configuration.
He means in proxmox.
I guess I am just a pro at searching my emails.
Yes, you are right, we have not given that option in the UI. Sorry for the mistake on my part.
Can you send me the output of the following command on your Virtualizor Proxmox server : root> cat /usr/local/virtualizor/universal.php | grep bridge
I am interested in the variable :
$globals['bridge'] = 'vmbr0';
If the value for this is not vmbr0, please edit the file and set it. There was a bug in Virtualizor Proxmox installer which did not save the bridge value.
We have just patched the installer.
Regards
@virtualizor I haven't got the update yet
Its in the release branch. Will take 1-2 weeks to hit the stable branch.
Any update on what @vmhaus said. Any news on the client end backups? Just wondering when this is to hit as it's going to be amazing for us end clients
Related with Proxmox, what about:
@virtualizor
Any official statement/update regarding CentOS 6 / CentOS 7 and KVM setup ??
Do you still think KVM setup is more stable in CentOS6 ?
I am interested in the variable : $globals['bridge'] = 'vmbr0';
Effectively!
$globals['bridge'] = 'viifbr0';I have changed the value to vmbr0
But now, I don't know if it's related or not, I cannot create a new VPS. The page simply return an 500 error!
This one: https://snipped:4085/sessuoxacqm8bhytnctx/index.php?act=addvs
Also Error 500:
https://snipped:4085/sessyscolld1bad6we7y/index.php?act=manageserver&changeserid=0
Thank you
@FredQc perhaps opening a support ticket would make sense?
Centos 7 for kvm is pretty good.
@virtualizor your guys have been telling me to be on centos 6 :P
open up skype, open your history with Virtualizor, press ctrl+f search your conversation history to find the time and date.
It is pointless throwing out stuff like this if you are not logging your own issues and reports internally, and if that did actually happen you accepted that and a solution ... well, wow.
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What is the bug @virtualizor ?
Also that does not show them suggesting you use centos 6, virtualizor is not rhel base bound.
I think this was related to virt-df which caused loads on the Node to sky rocket.
On CentOS 6, this was much more stable. To avoid this, simply turn off virt-df in Virtualizor. We had added that option later.
virt-df actually detects disk usage for KVM / HVM based VPS when the VPS is online.
But performance wise for the individual VPS, KVM on CentOS 7 is better because its a newer kernel.
Your version was not upgraded to 2.9.2. Proxmox support in Virtualizor is in 2.9.2
Regards
Does virtualizor support proxmox in a cluster? When I made a ticket about it I was told I had to have virtualizor installed on every node and there's no mention of clusters, at that point I might as well not be using proxmox at all.
well you have to install proxmox on every server in a cluster anyway don't you (forgive me it has been 5 years since I have used it in production) ?
virtualizor is just a cp layer on top using the proxmox api so I imagine the cluster element is still managed by proxmox directly.
personally, I will only be rolling out proxmox+virtualizor nodes from now on because of the inherent maturity and stability of proxmox and to move away from CentOS as a base, it is generally so out of date now in a quest to be stable it actually creates more issues than it solves when using KVM.
You do have to install proxmox on all servers in a cluster, but they can all be managed from one master. I don't want to be running a full LEMP stack on top of proxmox on a node for that god awful admin panel that will never see the light of day.
Ah ok so the question is more, does virtualizor interact with the main proxmox master/cluster manager or does it manage every server individually, makes sense.
Guess it depends on the capabilities of the proxmox API
Yeah I should have been more clear on that, the proxmox API is more than capable, anything else e.g. setting up the cluster can be done manually or virtualizor could do it over ssh.
I have not tested it personally, maybe @virtualizor can arrange a demo for you?
Because of the fact that many proxmox users who have multiple nodes don't necessarily run it in cluster mode we had decided to stick to installing virtualizor on each node.
We will however support the cluster options in the future.
Regards
Like I said to you in private, it was 2.9.2
Sounds good, any idea how far in the future that would be? No cluster support and requiring the full panel on all nodes is putting me off.
Just wondering, how frequent you update your Virtualizor Panel ?
Do you keep it on auto update ?? Or do a manual update after sometime ??
Anyone already running 2.9.2.5 in Production ??
Thanks