Igor Papirov

Got a pretty beefy ProLiant DL380 Gen9 with 256GB of RAM that keeps throwing Out of Memory errors. Running a few dozen docker containers, a large disk array (29 drives), and 2 Nvidia cards. Attaching diagnostics and recent logs Appreciate any advise! syslog-192.168.6.158.log pprv-prime-diagnostics-20230213-0655.zip

Everything is installed in one rack. I am looking to protect against container failures and against server failures. If the power goes out and my UPSs run out, then it is what it is. However, if one of the server crashes (as they sometimes do), I'd like for critical containers to continue to function.

I have a number of servers in my homelab all running Unraid. There are a number of containers in my setup that I'd like to ensure are always working, even if one of the servers fails. Specifically these are: Home Assistant Cloudflared Nginx proxy manager Overseer Plex and a few more auxiliary things What's the best way to accomplish this? Especially, since certain containers should not have more than one instance running (like Home Assistant) From what I've been reading, I should probably setup VMs with keepalived and dockerswarm, but is there a better way to do this in Unraid natively? I would /really/ prefer the latter option Also, I think I need to have a global NFS share to serve as shared storage for these containers.. how do I accomplish an HA mode for that? TIA