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# longhorn-storage
a
If I resize the underlying disc on a node. What’s the best way for longhorn to pick it up without restarting the node? I tried nuking the instance-manager but that didn’t help.
b
Removing/Adding it from the UI?
Just the disk, not the node?
a
Ok. I’ll try that next time.
I restarted the node this time around 🙂
b
I'm guessing the disk is getting backed by some other source? Like a VM disk ?
It might be easier/better to just add an extra disk instead of trying to expand the existing one, but your setup may not like it. Just a thought.
a
It’s k8s running on a vm instance running on proxmox.
On a production system I would probably do things differently. Like adding more discs.
b
Our team might start using proxmox, how do you like it? Is there a provider in rancher? Decent?
b
Done with harvester?
b
I think we'll continue to use it in some capacity, but we're merging with another department and they're proxmox users.
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b
I'd be interested to hear how you find proxmox after using harvester
b
Me too. I haven't used it before, so I'm sure it'll be enlightening.
a
I was this years old when I learned about harvester
Proxmox is ok. I use it for homelab stuff. It’s all VMs and discs. I guess it’s fine for my needs but I have no production experience with it.
As I don’t have the enterprise license and my setup is small I’m missing out on the real bells and whistles.
That said. I’ve had zero issues with it. It’s stable as a rock even on oss license.
Now I need to go read up on Harvester 😄
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