How to create a live snapshow of a running KVM virtual machine
KVM Snapshotting and Cloning 101 Snapshotting First the VM must be in qcow2 format. Do this to check: virsh dumpxml nsx.example.com | grep -i qemu
KVM Snapshotting and Cloning 101 Snapshotting First the VM must be in qcow2 format. Do this to check: virsh dumpxml nsx.example.com | grep -i qemu
Qcow2 is a better format for various reasons, see this link. If you have a KVM host and some of the computers are in img
KVM Cheat Sheet List of VMs virsh list Errors Requested operation is not valid: cannot resize the maximum memory on an active domain To increase
Adding a new cluster node Copy cluster information from Datacenter / Cluster / Join Information on an existing node in the cluster Go to new
New KVM Setup Guide This is a guide on how to set up a new KVM image on a Ubuntu KVM installation. The other way
Quick commands: qm list qm config 109 pvs vgs lvdisplay | grep 109 lvdisplay /dev/raid1/vm-109-disk-0 df -h pwd qemu-img convert -O qcow2 /dev/raid1/vm-109-disk-0 host.x.y.z.qcow scp
Prognosis One or even a few of your Proxmox VE VMs might just stop working. When you look at the icon in the Proxmox explorer
If Proxmox runs out of RAM on the host, some VMs might suddenly just be switched off. This article has a few tips to see
This is the start of the Proxmox Cheat Sheet. We already have a few articles on Proxmox, as can be seen here. To start our
Background When you can’t shutdown or reboot or even stop a VM in Proxmox it’s quite distressing. Surely it should just reboot when you press