Migrate Proxmox LXC to NVMe: The Safe, Tested Guide to Retiring a Failing SSD
Migrate Proxmox LXC to NVMe safely: spot a quietly failing SSD, build a new LVM-thin pool, move containers one by one with instant rollback, then retire the old drive.
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Migrate Proxmox LXC to NVMe safely: spot a quietly failing SSD, build a new LVM-thin pool, move containers one by one with instant rollback, then retire the old drive.
Stashboard’s Proxmox node monitoring alerting self-hosted: a live PVE/PBS node card and modal, SSH telemetry, six debounced warn/crit alert categories, and delivery by email, Telegram, Apprise or MQTT. Setup, checks and risks.
Stashboard as a Proxmox LXC management dashboard: graceful Shutdown vs hard Stop, 2-second live stats, the Tasks tab, and audited bulk monitoring and updates. Setup, checks and risks.
Stashboard V8.6 shows a running Proxmox VM’s VNC screen in the browser with noVNC, relayed server-side so the API token never reaches the page. How it works, setup, checks and limits.
Stashboard V8.1 and V8.3 add a restore Proxmox backup web UI for LXC and VM vzdump archives: a monthly test-restore drill, a fenced-off overwrite path, double gating and a full audit trail.
Stashboard V8.0 and V8.2 add a Proxmox clone snapshot web UI for LXC containers and QEMU VMs: real task polling, linked vs full clones, vmstate for running VMs, double-gated and fully audited.
Stashboard V8.4 adds a guarded New VM form and V8.5 makes the VM Config tab writable — create, edit, resize and move Proxmox QEMU guests without opening the PVE console.
Stashboard V6.6 opens an xterm.js shell inside any LXC over pct exec. Here is the threat model, the three gates, the ticket transport, the audit trail — and when to use it instead of SSH.
Edit Proxmox LXC config web UI with Stashboard (V6.5/V6.9 config, V6.6 console, V6.12 logs): scalars and structured network/mount-point rows committed by a single changed-keys-only Save, a token-safe pct exec console, and a live Logs tab.
Create Proxmox LXC from web UI with Stashboard (V6.13.1 create, V6.13 destroy): every New LXC field, the double gate that is OFF by default, deterministic 403 / 409 / 502 handling, real task-UPID success polling, auto re-scan, and a full audit trail.