I think you're spot on. If you already have it, no need to replace it, it does the job. --Arthur Corliss Live Free or Die

Good feedback everyone, I appreciate it. Just to clarify, I have been a linux user since the 90s, and in addition to my service business I work as a DevOps engineer for an enterprise, we build systems

You made the case that it had value for medium to advanced Linux users, but I disagree, it's value proposition is precisely in the beginning Linux users. Advanced users won't find it that time

I can both agree and disagree, respectfully, with Arthur. It’s entirely true that one can set up HA for cluster state and roll clustered storage by hand. I’ve done it myself. But I disagree about

All, ArcticCon sent a special registration link for NUGA members. Details are below. Have a great Thanksgiving! Jerry -- Jerry Tibor Electronic Student Services Lead University of

It's KVM, but it's not libvirsh-compatible KVM. Not a bad product, but they built their own management stack. I've used it and have to support it, but at this stage of the game, there's nothing

Thanks Jeremy, glad for your positive feedback! I am a Xen/XenServer user from way back, and really just about every hypervisor out there EXCEPT proxmox. --- Book time with me here:

Hi JP, I have had Proxmox in production since 2015, including multiple clusters with hyperconverged clustered storage, at small ISPs and medium-sized businesses. As a wrapper/management system for

Hi there NUGA, I have inherited a proxmox server. I have used it in labs, and have found it to be pretty solid. I am wondering if anyone is using it in production, and if you would share your

Hi NUGA, I am looking for a local independent tech who might be available on occasion for on-site work. My go-to guy of many years has moved out of state, and I am afraid I won't be able to take a

ArcticCon 2021 will be live this year on December 2nd, 2021!!! It will also be streamed for those who can’t make it in person. More information and a link to register with a free basic pass

Our in-person meetings are again delayed by the ongoing closure of the BP Energy Center until at least January and the upswing in COVID cases. Even with an alternate meeting place, presenters are not

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Thanks everyone for replying. I will stayed as we used to say. ;-)

John - how many people normally attend? I have a conference room that handle 15-20 or so that you're welcome to use.

Nuga is alive and hunkered down. We are still waiting for the energy center to reopen. Jerry keeps reserving meeting space. We still are looking for board members. John Tibor Treasurer Sent from my

Hi, NUGA is still alive and waiting for the BP Energy Center to reopen. Our Vice President Jerry keeps reserving meeting space so that we can meet when possible. We will just need presenters when that

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