Closed davlaw closed 3 months ago
So my actual proxmox has only one node. But I also tested on a proxmox cluster with two nodes. Maybe I don't know the possible use cases of multiple nodes, but in my test environment with two nodes everything works. As far as I know, the vm id is unique on all nodes, so I get a list of vm from all nodes, and run the vm by the id in the node where it is located
Thanks, might just give this a try
I'd appreciate any feedback.
Something I wish proxmox would incorporate for some time now...
But before I dive in, do you consider multi node operations? My VMs can sometimes change nodes and I'm not clear myself about how communications between nodes would be handled. That's where I get stuck mentally. I have messed with auto-start and delays but its hard to test in a live environment till the next time I have to reboot the "house of cards"?!
I know this might be clear as mud, but will try to explain more if needed.