Proxmox VE HA uses Pacemaker to move VMs automatically when a node fails. This guide walks through cluster prerequisites, fencing, a live failover test, and the trade‑offs you need to consider before enabling HA.
Deploy Nomad jobs across regions with federation and keep them running even when a region fails. Learn how to configure shared Consul, spread allocations, and handle trade‑offs in this step‑by‑step guide.
When a k3s HA cluster with an external etcd fails to start, the logs typically show connection errors and the API server pods crash. This guide walks through a quick diagnosis – from endpoint reachability to TLS validation – and outlines fixes and when to seek help.
A Proxmox VE HA cluster needs more than shared storage: it requires corosync quorum, watchdog fencing, and separated network planes. This architecture note covers the smallest viable design, trust boundaries, operational checks, and when to reconsider the approach.
Enabling high availability for a Gardener shoot changes replica counts and pod topology in the seed, not worker nodes. Here is what the etcd quorum trade-off means and how to verify placement.