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Proxmox Cookbook

Proxmox Cookbook

By : Ahmed
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Proxmox Cookbook

Proxmox Cookbook

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By: Ahmed

Overview of this book

Proxmox VE's intuitive interface, high availability, and unique central management system puts it on par with the world’s best virtualization platforms. Its simplicity and high quality of service is what makes it the foremost choice for most system administrators. Starting with a step-by-step installation of Proxmox nodes along with an illustrated tour of Proxmox graphical user interface where you will spend most of your time managing a cluster, this book will get you up and running with the mechanisms of Proxmox VE. Various entities such as Cluster, Storage, and Firewall are also covered in an easy to understand format. You will then explore various backup solutions and restore mechanisms, thus learning to keep your applications and servers safe. Next, you will see how to upgrade a Proxmox node with a new release and apply update patches through GUI or CLI. Monitoring resources and virtual machines is required on an enterprise level, to maintain performance and uptime; to achieve this, we learn how to monitor host machine resources and troubleshoot common issues in the setup. Finally, we will walk through some advanced configurations for VM followed by a list of commands used for Proxmox and Ceph cluster through CLI. With this focused and detailed guide you will learn to work your way around with Proxmox VE quickly and add to your skillset.
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Index

Configuring a basic network

In the recipe, we are going to see how to configure a network in Proxmox. Later recipes in the chapter will cover different components of networking.

Getting ready

Before diving into network configuration, it is important to know that network configuration can be done through a GUI and CLI in Proxmox. Configurations done through a GUI will require a reboot to activate, whereas configurations made through a CLI can be applied in real time.

Configurations applied through a GUI get written in a network configuration file, /etc/network/interfaces.new. After the node reboot, the new configuration gets transferred permanently to /etc/network/interfaces. If a node reboot is not possible right away, the configuration should be done through a CLI by editing /etc/network/interface directly.

How to do it…

Here are the steps are to configure networking through the Proxmox GUI:

  1. To edit network configurations through a GUI, log in as a root into the Proxmox GUI.
  2. Click on a...

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