Roland wrote: > I'm surprised it even works that well. Snapshots in the Proxmox plugin > are > very very limited: > - You can take a snapshot from the GUI, and it hopefully > results in a > snapshot on LINSTOR level. > > And that's it. End of story. No > rollback. Let alone over resizes. > meant as last resort if everything is broken and the last resort is > rolling back to a snapshot and handling the rest manually on the CLI > (including full resyncs and everything that might be necessary on the > way). It is just for "ok cool, somewhere there is a snapshot and I did > not loose my complete data"). No GUI, no nothing. Everything that works > beyond what I described is pure coincidence and unsupported as well as > untested. >
Thank you Roland for your answer but maybe I expressed myself badly or I misunderstood. I take snapshots through the graphical interface, this results in a snapshot at LINSTOR level (except by unchecking the RAM where only one LV is created). Restorations are always carried out by the simple command "linstor s rb" without anything else. It works on proxmox 5 and 6 (snapshot with or without RAM) This should not be the case, additional precautions or operations may be necessary after the roll-back (manual resynchro ...)? Shouldn't these snapshots be considered "reliable" and should only be used in the event of a desperate situation with no guarantee? Regarding disk resizing in the graphical interface, this function is not supported by the Linstor pluggin? It works on proxmox 5 and 6 / Drbd LVM or Thin but it would be a coincidence? So, are my controller service problems that don't start related to this? Thanks,
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