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[Noobish] Just setup my first VM. Trying to get some infos for the future and upgrades.

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Hi !

When I did my server, I had in mind two issues

  • Being able to store all my files and access them
  • Being able to (in the future) be able to use it as something universal for all my PC (aka a VM)

 

My actual unraid server is simple. Not enough RAM, no GPU, not even an amazing CPU. With 12TB of HDD. (The case is cool tho, just saying haha). I had plans to upgrade everything, but in a second time.

Today I did my first VM setup. It works flawless, I linked to my shares, tried to use the mstsc.exe, the potential for that is amazing. But now, before going further i'd like to upgrade my server. So i've a few questions :

 

  1. I'd like to run my VM(s) on a SSD. Like either a nvme or a SATA one. Could I just plug one in, ignore all the rules based on my array (size, parity etc since it'll just be done for storing my WM data) ? Is it that easy ?
  2. Is it possible / easy to migrate my VM's boot file (the .img right ?) from my user/domains to the future SSD that way I can just move and have no reinstallation to do ?
  3. I'd like to throw more RAM and a GPU to really play and everything on that VM. Can I just add them, and config them without resetting up a new VM ? Seems the case, just want to be sure.

 

Thanks a lot !

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8 hours ago, Vladcik said:

I'd like to run my VM(s) on a SSD. Like either a nvme or a SATA one. Could I just plug one in, ignore all the rules based on my array (size, parity etc since it'll just be done for storing my WM data) ? Is it that easy ?

Yes, but recommend assigning it as a pool for performance reasons.

 

8 hours ago, Vladcik said:

Is it possible / easy to migrate my VM's boot file (the .img right ?) from my user/domains to the future SSD that way I can just move and have no reinstallation to do ?

Yes, you can use the mover.

 

8 hours ago, Vladcik said:

I'd like to throw more RAM and a GPU to really play and everything on that VM. Can I just add them, and config them without resetting up a new VM ? Seems the case, just want to be sure.

Yes.

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Hi ! 
Just to update, I was able to move (after some struggle) everything to my nvme. 
I'll wait to get the cables for my GPU this week-end and the fun will begin.

Thanks a lot, i've learnt a lot wit that !

 

Thanks !

Edited by Vladcik

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