Beiträge von ness1602
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I've tried it a bit on my RISC-V board and the platform still isn't mature unfortunately.
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I had more than 15TB if i'm not mistaken, and it all worked really well. But on Ryzen CP
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I;m using regular compose file:
version: '3'
services:
minio:
image: quay.io/minio/minio
volumes:
- /zdata/s3:/data
ports:
- 9000:9000
- 9001:9001
environment:
MINIO_ROOT_USER: 'admin'
MINIO_ROOT_PASSWORD: 'Tumper'
MINIO_ADDRESS: ':9000'
MINIO_CONSOLE_ADDRESS: ':9001'
command: minio server /data
restart: always
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By default, when using important apps, you try to always relocate somewhere not / , becuase if your root devices is full,the app keeps on working ,etc ,etc.
Edit: And since k8s is ecosystem, you try to shelter that ecosystem from others.
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Why?
I guess if you want to move the data folder to RAID shared folder or somewhere else?
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Usually it is a whole different beast, so with simplicity in mind docker/podman ,then swarm and then k8s and it's flavors.
So, docker can be a part of k8s or not, k8s is a let's say container hypervisor.
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Duplicati is great in synergy with OMV. I have a few smb's with it,only thing missing is probably some kind of dashboard, but i still need to test https://github.com/fabien-github/duplicati_dashboard
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yeah this is really interesting.
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For me this review is really bad. So okay, the zimboard is lets say 200$ off the price,but other than that,everything clicks,atleast for me.
So he tested beta board, and he got beta results, he wasn't satisfied with 10g results(which probably doesn't even work on n100 with full disks and everything by default). Other than that, this seems like a nice little box, having zfs on it, with nvmes as special devices, and omv on board.
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I'm surprised there's no mention of UEFI customizations, specifically boot image.
Also ZFS is over-hyped today. With 24TB drives approaching, are you really going to rebuild a 6+2 that is 144TB? That'd take months and almost certainly kill more drives. As technology advances, ZFS becomes less relevant, not more.
I;ve built RAID5 with zfs and 22tb drives, it works for now
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This is not quite true. Many people install OMV on small usb sticks on all architectures. I highly recommend the flashmemory plugin for those cases. Even when using ssd and nvme, they are limited write devices. So, why not use the flashmemory plugin? Many cheap or old SSDs that people use benefit from the plugin.
Yeah i know, i run a few of them off usb(sandisk extreme) for more than 5 years,but i'm just saying
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Most of the things you ask people don't use by default,and probably don't need.
1. Proxmox kernel + zfs is let's say unusable for non-x64 cpu's so it doesn;t make sense to use it. I use it almost everywhere,but those are pro machines and not hobby pcs. OMV is generally marketed/oriented toward home or smb ,mainly because there isn't any pro support, and this is something you should expect while using enterprise packages.
2. SnapRaid or Mergefs are a bit of a intermediate solutions in regard to dmraid or zfs or btrfs , so i don't see value in shipping this by default.
3, Docker- you already have some ootb apps with podman, but yeah this makes a bit of a sense.
4. KVM - Nas by default shouldn't even have virtualization, but sometimes it makes sense. But RAM requirements for this are not that low(NAS can run on 1gb of RAM).
5. Flash plugin - again, if you have ssd,this doens't make sense, so only rpi/arm/risc-v(VisionFive2) likes and pretty much nothing else.
So if you look at the default OMV installation,it is pretty much sufficient for basic NAS workings.
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But then you would need to implement dataset unlocking in the GUI?
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SSD cache will come with bcachefs:)
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Rodney Dangerfield - No Respect
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Usually problem is the key exchange, eg something got fumbled there. Is there some log we can see?
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Proxmox has a great metric forwarder to Influxdb both v1 and v2. I don't know how easy is to implement that, but with influx and grafana monitoring is great.
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Okay, it seems operational. Enough for now
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OKay ,will test it now
