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- This video on Proxmox Virtual Environment (released on April 24, 2024) shows the highlights of the new version of the open-source virtualization management platform from Proxmox.
0:00 Highlights in Proxmox VE 8.2:
0:19 Support for automated and unattended installation
1:01 Import wizard for VMware ESXi VMs
1:49 Modernized Firewall based on nftables
2:20 LXC device passthrough
2:36 Advanced Backup settings
2:54 Support for custom ACME-enabled CAs
3:14 UI improvements
3:59 Version updates: Debian 12.5 (Bullseye), Linux kernel 6.8, Ceph 18.2, QEMU 8.1, Open ZFS 2.2
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Proxmox team knows a lot of companies will be ditching VMware in the near future, so why not add support to migrate those VMs flawlessly, you guys are amazing...
vmware is poopy.
@@manitoba-op4jxto be fair, VMware is actually pretty awesome, it’s the licensing that’s poopy
Minute 1 they explain it.
@kodemasterx Please be a bit more specific. Which flaws does the current VMware migration have? It would help if you specify, what you consider missing or even faulty.
The import feature from ESXi is just amazing. The switch from ESXi to Proxmox will be much easiert. Thanks.
Thank you for the update, looks wonderful!
I hope we will see in the future an easier way to enable IOMMU and PCIe passthrough fully in GUI, without having to open CLI.
Cheers
Absolutely! I heard passthrough and my mind went directly to the IOMMU and PCIe and thought F&**)&$ FINALLY, but then was let down as it's LXC passthrough. Not sure why this can't be added as a simple check box with a check/balance on whether or not the commands are valid with the hardware (Intel/AMD/NVIDIA).
Totally agreed!
Awesome!!! And these normal spoken updates are so MUCH better than that scripted semi AI voice from the past... The import ESXi is pretty cool. Would be incredibly awesome if there was an ability from the UI to import individual VMware VM's from their VMDK files.
it might just be a better AI voice
PVE is getting better and better with every release. I'm very much looking forwarding to see an OVA/OVF import assistant in PVE real soon...
Love the subtle (hey we made it easy to move from ESXi after they super boosted their fees) you included in the latest version. =D
thanks promox and all people behind the scenes ❤
Awesome! Love the updates to Firewall, LXC passthrough, and ACME!
It is good to add ability to connect storage SMB or aothers without creating folders for iso or backups. Just connect storage
Use iscsi or NFS instead of SMB. SMB is way too slow. Especially over 40 GBPS connections
smbmounts are a ioload/iodelay problem. tried it manually in different setups and went for alternatives like nfs, iscsi or a pbs pretty soon. even if that needed invest in addditional hardware.
I wish we could get the ability to upload qcow images via the web UI! Also thr ability to upload ova and have it convert them..
Please everyone upvote this comment! I believe this i s major feature missing in Proxmox that should be resolved ASAP. Should not need to use clinto import qcow or ova.
OVA/OVF import is already being worked on, there are patches being reviewed on the pve-devel mailing list, so in a few weeks to months that should be done.
improved backup for slow storage destinations is great!
Thank you guys for all features provided, looking forward to upgrade to test new version.
wow thanks for great job making proxmox a great wm. The only thing I can complain about is some polish on the UI, otherwise I think proxmox will overtake esxi
Great overview of all the new features!
Thanks for the update! The unattended install is a great addition. Would also appreciate a focus on security; making sure Proxmox passes the various benchmarks (like CIS server 2 profile). An important issue is root access being enabled over SSH for clustering functionality. That's blocking for most enterprises.
looking up for the lxc passthrough
by the way thank a lot for this product it's awesome.
Brilliant progress, thank you!
Built-in LXC passthrough is huge. Thank you
Yeah....I'll have to see how well and/or how poorly that works because right now, when I edit my .conf file, I am passing through multiple devices from /dev over to my LXC containers.
So we'll see how that goes.
Thank you for recording those videos. Thanks for the product you do!
awesome, thank you guys!
Amazing work as always big thanks.
What would be an excellent addition is to be able to P2V or V2V from remote sites.
VMware converter was great for this task.
thank you proxmox Team!!
RIP William
But seriously, looks like a great release
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AI voiceovers getting smoother… ;)
This is really exciting!! What a great release!
Thank you for work
Great product
Awesome product !
Id love to see optional FDE which is available with openZFS - this would especially useful for SMB
Please work on full GPU passthrough because AI and the need for GPUs to be passed through to a VM are only going to increase.
I need it also
I thought that they already have it where you create the device group or whatever, and then you can pass through the raw device, via the GUI, to a VM.
Great stuff!!!
i test the migration with vmware 5.5 and work fine for me. just use node ip, not cluster ip.
Nice. Good work. I like all the small improvements in UI. Also like finally switching to nftables.
There are still some changes that require manual modifications to the vm config file, that do popup sometimes. But are pretty rare. For example recently we wanted to setup unique and deterministic wwn / uuid / serial numbers (by default proxmox and qemu does not set them or set them to zeros) to some disk and nvme devices to the guest, and right now, the UI does not support that. But with config, it was easy to pass proper params to qemu.
Then only missing part is better support for IPv6-only networks. The installer does not support IPv6 at all (which is worse than Debian installer). It also does not support more than one DNS server or DNS over IPv6. (While debian installer does)
We do not care about LXC. While it is a lightway and nice. Docker would be a bit more welcome, but also not really needed. One can always spin up some other OS in the VM, and run docker or kubernetes there. I prefer my VM platform to be as simple as possible, otherwise it is easy to misconfiguration or mess things (like memory limits).
> “We do not care about LXC.”
Speak for yourself, buddy.
Lxc + podman (no docker please) would be a killer combo, but it would also complicate things too much. I agree that a VM with nested virtualization running podman is the best approach for now, with a panel like rancher or portainer it becomes easy to manage if needed
Nice update, are more advanced SSO features (like group mapping) in the roadmap as well?
Very nice!
Proxmox is I think the best host OS for homelab and business.
Import from ESXi is a good step forward, but this only works if you have an entirely "new" physical host. There needs to be a wizard to mount an existing VMFS datastore LOCAL to the host and convert/import the VM's that way (you can already do this manually).
Amazing 🎉
Thanks.
How about Host backup?
Why do you need to backup a host?
Ability to backup a host to PBS and restore would be really appreciated.
@@davidkuznetsov2260 because I'm lazy AF
@@wojtek-33 I have PBS and there is no option to backup host. I'm not IT person, not even in long shot. It is my hobby that I start learning last year. I wan't learn Ansible, but I don't think, that I can right now.
@@wojtek-33
I will say this though -- the ability for TrueNAS where you can just download your entire system config, into a single file or whatever, and then when you need to redeploy your system, you can just restore the config, would be an INCREDIBLE feature to have for Proxmox, especially, if you have a more complex and more complicated multi-node cluster that you're trying to back up.
I could do with a tweak to Proxmox Backup server so that when I run it as a VM on my Truenas server, it can be more easily backed up by a regular cloud sync task
tnx
Please add some fuctionality for incremental backups and VM mirroring using ZFS storage snapshots and send/reciv commands. ZFS level operations will be much faster than whole disks scans during PBS backups etc.
Thanks @proxmox team.
Is the ova file import supported with the new release?
ez container pass through. nice
Please add functionality to create folders in the system tree
The tags might be able to help achieve something similar
NEW VOICE ON VIDEOS!
much better than the old one....
I would like to see a feature that simples adding nfs shares to Lxc containers
You have that.
After creating the unprivileged LXC container, go to options, and double click features, and then click on the checkbox for NFS.
For privileged containers, the process might be more involved (potentially), but you don't need anything special.
If you want to have system-wide access to a NFS share, mount the NFS share on the Proxmox host itself, and then pass the mount point through to the LXC container using the syntax:
mp0: /path/to/mount/point,mp=/path/inside/container
Put that into your .conf and there you go.
Very simple.
Then your container doesn't even need to have nfs-common installed.
My suggestion to all who will update from older proxmox is to - first shut down all vms. It seems like something anyone half experienced would do anyway, but I failed to do that, and out of three proxmox machines, last one failed update and is not booting any more. For a moment I thought i've seen "...vga..." or something as its last breath, and then nothing. Machine had, among other things, 2 gpu passtrough, so it may be related to that. In any case, I blame myself, since reboot after update is expected anyway, so just... shut vms first.
for vmware to proxmox, is the idea that we have to import them in, ie: current vmware storage is iSCSI, wouldn't we then duplicate this data by importing it to itself...?
I've got a dmar error and I cannot access the web interface now. HP Microsever gen 8 running truenas only
Good
Thanks for the information! It would be very helpful if there was a changelog for each major.minor.patch release (human readable; and not git diffs)
You mean like release notes here pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_8.2
@@ProxmoxVE Exactly like this one, but also for patch releases, if it's possible.
Unfortunately in AMD CPU host , new kernel cannot be installed.
Is it possible now to copy-paste to a VM terminal?
you can if you use the mouse pointer right press
Unfortunately I get some random crashes with the 6.8 kernels. Reported and investigating.
Hi there, I have been using proxmox without any issues for years and love it. But on the recent upgrade my USB Ethernet adapters are no longer working. I did a fresh install and the USB Ethernet adapters were working but when I update proxmox they no longer work. Then I did a fresh install, then upgraded and tried to connect them with the Linux bridge as usual and there is an error. Why is this happening? Thanks
No idea if this is relevant but I saw someone mention on reddit there was an issue like yours caused by a change of device names vs what's in a config file.
I just updated to 8.2. I'm thinking of making an Ubuntu 24.04 Desktop VM. Any known problems?
turn on dark mode FTLOG
click, click.... Y... reboot, DONE! :3
Why not just add a little copy button at the top of the notes section, next to the edit button?
What should that help with? The fix is for word-/sentence-wide selections, not copying all. btw. you can enable dblclick again in the local settings in the top right user menu.
guys, when proxmox can be integrated with apache cloudstack? It would be amazing!!!
Yesterday our PvE 8.1 blocked port 8006 and we couldn't do anything then we remortted the whole system into ver 7.4 is there a bug or what I have read a lot articles of the same issue, who warrants that will not be in the new ver 8.2
The section title screens are a bit too fast, in fact the whole video felt a bit too rushed. Please slow the pace of the AI voice a bit (not too much, like 10-20%), and also add 1 or 2 seconds to the black screens because it's just too fast right now, you have to really focus to be able to read the full slide.
Remember we can adjust the speed in youtube to make it faster but if it's too fast the dissortion will not dissapear, the default pace should be confortable and easy to follow, and we can adjust it manually to 1.25x or more if needed without much dissortion.
We want the lifeless robot voice back!
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@@ProxmoxVE Oh no, first Atlas and now William. We are all we expiring.
No we don’t!
first
How about a new GUI instead of the Windows 2000 looking one?
And what would that gain anybody actually working with it, that is accustomed to where all features are? Or are you just marveling at the web UI like some painted picture? I, for one, rather work with it, and for that's ways better than those cheap bootstrap copies.
@@ThomasLamprecht funny you should say that because the GUI actually uses CSS. I'm in the GUI all the time having 4 racks with 8 clusters of 3 each. For anyone not in the GUI often, its fine I suppose.
@@ThomasLamprechtway to show them hey, how dare they make a comment. Your condescending attitude will sure teach them… not to comment anything. Well done.
Please NO! i like Win2000 style GUIs the most!
@@yourpcmd what does using CSS have to with anything? Having 30+ Servers locally and then a few in rented datacenter, works fine managing with the current UI. Shell and automation is always useful for repetitive and more frequent tasks, but that's in addition to one-off tasks and getting an overview which the UI works very well - much better than those modernish ones where every single button is the size of an eight of my 32" screen.. no thanks!
Wake me up when you finally get a ONE FILE BACKUP/RESTORE!!!
With PBS one can restore single files since years, just search the docs.