Happy to announce the new 1.0.3 release of
#ProxLB - the
#Proxmox #LoadBalancer! It comes this time with some more smaller features and fixes.
Added:
* Add a convert function to cast all bool alike options from configparser to bools. [
#53]* Add a config parser options for future features. [
#53]* Add a config versio schema that must be supported by ProxLB. [
#53]* Add feature to allow the API hosts being provided as a comma separated list. [
#60]* Add storage balancing function. [
#51]* Add doc how to add dedicated user for authentication. (by Dulux-Oz)
* Add cli arg -b to return the next best node for next VM/CT placement. [
#8]Changed:
* Provide a more reasonable output when HA services are not active in a Proxmox cluster. [
#68]* Improve the underlying code base for future implementations. [
#53]Fixed:
* Fix documentation for the master_only parameter placed in the wrong config section. [
#74]* Fix master_only function by inverting the condition.
Improved the overall validation and error handling. [
#64]* Fix bug in the proxlb.conf in the vm_balancing section.
* Fix handling of unset ignore_nodes and ignore_vms resulted in an attribute error. [
#71]* Fix anti-affinity rules not evaluating a new and different node. [
#67]More information:
https://github.com/gyptazy/ProxLB/releases/tag/v1.0.3#homelab #storage #vmware #broadcom #alternatives #virtualization #virtualisation #vm #vms #virtualmachine #drs
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