This is what i've implemented for some 200+ people companies:
OMV with 2 disk zfs raid1
Duplicati on windows machine -> ssh to folder specifically for a local user.
This works like a charm,and has compression.
Posts by ness1602
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I believe it can be invalidated by using ssl, but for http, there is only ctrl + F5 :d
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Wow that is news to me. Looks like 5.13 is eol according to this. https://github.com/fabianishere/pve-edge-kernel I will stay on the 5.11 kernel for now.
Thanks
Mind you,this is Ubuntu kernel, so they will backport everything that is needed to be up-to-date. RHEL and Centos have much much older kernels that are backported, so that you have maybe 3.10-1000 or more updates.
This is perfectly okay.
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What is PBS? And what advantages does it have over borg?
Proxmox Backup Server:
https://pbs.proxmox.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
It has compression and deduplication. Client can be used for VMs or directly for data
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Maybe we(i mean you) can implement a PBS client GUI similar to that?
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It is currently on no-subscription repo , apt update && apt install pve-kernel-5.13 should do it.
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Well,the proxmox kernel now is 5.13. i'm not sure what is the debian default kernel atm. But 5.13 works great now.
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NTP was easy to setup, just put pools inside /etc/ntp.conf and all would be okay. As i remember , there was some problem with chrony and retail server, and register time synchronization. I can't remember anymore unfortunately.
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NTP was default in the Centos6 era, and a really good and stable program. Chrony is okay, but ntp was way better for me.
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ECC applies to all computers everywhere,not just ZFS.
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Yes, of course, use it and don't open it to internet.
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Yeah,but i;m counting on ELTS also.
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If you update debian packages than you should be safe for a 1-3 years.
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I'm using both in Proxmox, and i like LXC when size(RAM footprint) really matters. So usually some testing LXCs, etc.
For bigger things(as in a lot more parts) , let's say Zentyal machine or similar I use KVM machines.
I love LXC, but one problem in proxmox(well two if you are migrating to PVE7 and have problems with cgroups/2) is non-live migration.
I don't have any concrete performance numbers, but this is my(professional) opinion in LXC/KVM case.
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I would have set ZFS instead of mdamd RAID10, but everything else is great for older hardware.
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LXC is similar to docker, as in lightweight VM, but they are somewhat bulkier than docker containers and are not that ephemeral(i guees the right world in the container world). So great for admins.
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Of course not this is Debian. You can pay developers to add new fixes if you need of course.
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Jessie is in ELTS :
https://wiki.debian.org/LTS/Extended
You can find more about that and set up repositories, if you dont want to upgrade
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I use transmission at home, but i didn;t notice that it uses only one core.
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Yes, but Proxmox 7 uses 5.11 kernel,which we already use.
At least until ubuntu releases 21.10 which will use newer kernel i guess.
