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Once you have a successfully running openQRM Server you can follow the steps below for a Proxmox Solution;
 
Once you have a successfully running openQRM Server you can follow the steps below for a Proxmox Solution;
  
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Download PVE Kernel - http://download.proxmox.com/debian/dists/buster/pve-no-subscription/binary-amd64/pve-kernel-5.4.114-1-pve_5.4.114-1_amd64.deb
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# Download PVE Kernel - http://download.proxmox.com/debian/dists/buster/pve-no-subscription/binary-amd64/pve-kernel-5.4.114-1-pve_5.4.114-1_amd64.deb
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# Install Kernel
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# Add Kernel to openQRM
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## (Replace KERNEL_NAME, KERNEL_VER, OPENQRM_UI_USER, OPENQRM_UI_PASS, SERVER_NAME with the appropriate variables)  openqrm kernel add -n KERNEL_NAME -v KERNEL_VER -u OPENQRM_UI_USER -p OPENQRM_UI_PASS -l / -i initramfs    openqrm kernel add -n pve-5.4.114-1 -v 5.4.114-1-pve -u OPENQRM_USER -p OPENQRM_PASS -l / -i initramfs  ''If you are using a self signed cert you may need to load the https call back manually;''  https://SERVER_NAME/openqrm/base/server/kernel/kernel-action.php?kernel_command=new_kernel&kernel_name=KERNEL_NAME&kernel_version=KERNEL_VER
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# Activate NFS Storage (if not already done so)
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## Under Plugins -> Storage -> NFS-Storage
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## Add NFS Storage;
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## name "openqrm-nfs"
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## Deployment Type: "nfs-deployment"
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# Create Image - To create an image for Proxmox which can be used as a tmpfs image, follow these steps;
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## apt-get install debootstrap
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## Create directory mkdir /exports/proxmox_image
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## debootstrap --arch amd64 buster /exports/proxmox_image/ <nowiki>https://deb.debian.org/debian/</nowiki>
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## chroot /exports/proxmox_image
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## apt-get install wget net-tools screen locales
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## dpkg-reconfigure locales
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## Follow steps (Start at "Install Proxmox VE") @ https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Install_Proxmox_VE_on_Debian_Buster
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## disable services: pvedaemon, pve-proxy, pve-manager, pve-cluster, cman
  
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Install Kernel
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</blockquote>6. Add NFS Volume (this triggers tmpfs storage)
  
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Add Kernel to openQRM
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Under Plugins -> Storage -> NFS-Storage -> Volume Admin -> Edit -> proxmox_image "ADD IMAGE"
  
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(Replace KERNEL_NAME, KERNEL_VER, OPENQRM_UI_USER, OPENQRM_UI_PASS, SERVER_NAME with the appropriate variables)
 
  
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openqrm kernel add -n KERNEL_NAME -v KERNEL_VER -l / -i initramfs  -u OPENQRM_UI_USER -p OPENQRM_UI_PASS -m csiostor
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7. Tar Image
  
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openqrm kernel add -n pve-5.4.114-1 -v 5.4.114-1-pve -u OPENQRM_USER -p OPENQRM_PASS  -l / -i initramfs
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8. Create NFS Image link to TmpFS image
  
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if you are using a self signed cert you may need to load the http call back manually;
 
  
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https://SERVER_NAME/openqrm/base/server/kernel/kernel-action.php?kernel_command=new_kernel&kernel_name=KERNEL_NAME&kernel_version=KERNEL_VER
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Optional:
  
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The ATU Plugin is optimised for Proxmox Cluster Deployments and TMPFS Server Configuration SyncInitialise ATU plugin
  
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Create Image
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Create custom FS
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To create an image for Proxmox which can be used as a tmpfs image, follow these steps;
 
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# Create directory in /exports/proxmox_image
 
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# chroot /exports/proxmox_image
 
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# debootstrap --arch amd64 buster /mnt/root <nowiki>https://deb.debian.org/debian/</nowiki>
 
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Tar Image
 
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Create NFS Image link to TmpFS image
 
  
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Initialise ATU plugin
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/exports/custom/{fstab|modules|network}

Revision as of 14:31, 20 May 2021

Once you have a successfully running openQRM Server you can follow the steps below for a Proxmox Solution;

  1. Download PVE Kernel - http://download.proxmox.com/debian/dists/buster/pve-no-subscription/binary-amd64/pve-kernel-5.4.114-1-pve_5.4.114-1_amd64.deb
  2. Install Kernel
  3. Add Kernel to openQRM
    1. (Replace KERNEL_NAME, KERNEL_VER, OPENQRM_UI_USER, OPENQRM_UI_PASS, SERVER_NAME with the appropriate variables) openqrm kernel add -n KERNEL_NAME -v KERNEL_VER -u OPENQRM_UI_USER -p OPENQRM_UI_PASS -l / -i initramfs openqrm kernel add -n pve-5.4.114-1 -v 5.4.114-1-pve -u OPENQRM_USER -p OPENQRM_PASS -l / -i initramfs If you are using a self signed cert you may need to load the https call back manually; https://SERVER_NAME/openqrm/base/server/kernel/kernel-action.php?kernel_command=new_kernel&kernel_name=KERNEL_NAME&kernel_version=KERNEL_VER
  4. Activate NFS Storage (if not already done so)
    1. Under Plugins -> Storage -> NFS-Storage
    2. Add NFS Storage;
    3. name "openqrm-nfs"
    4. Deployment Type: "nfs-deployment"
  5. Create Image - To create an image for Proxmox which can be used as a tmpfs image, follow these steps;
    1. apt-get install debootstrap
    2. Create directory mkdir /exports/proxmox_image
    3. debootstrap --arch amd64 buster /exports/proxmox_image/ https://deb.debian.org/debian/
    4. chroot /exports/proxmox_image
    5. apt-get install wget net-tools screen locales
    6. dpkg-reconfigure locales
    7. Follow steps (Start at "Install Proxmox VE") @ https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Install_Proxmox_VE_on_Debian_Buster
    8. disable services: pvedaemon, pve-proxy, pve-manager, pve-cluster, cman

6. Add NFS Volume (this triggers tmpfs storage)

Under Plugins -> Storage -> NFS-Storage -> Volume Admin -> Edit -> proxmox_image "ADD IMAGE"


7. Tar Image

8. Create NFS Image link to TmpFS image


Optional:

The ATU Plugin is optimised for Proxmox Cluster Deployments and TMPFS Server Configuration SyncInitialise ATU plugin

Create custom FS

/exports/custom/{fstab|modules|network}

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