Just out of curiosity if I did a migration. How would Meshcentral factor in to a NS8 migration. Will NS8 actually migrate it? or would I need to backup the data directories like Meshcentral videos tells you to do then copy them to the new install on NS8?
i think migration though possible, due to the fact that a database is used for the agents, might be abit more tricky.
this is because, we are also relying on URL of meshcentral for the agents on the corresponding servers. o, unless you might also be looking to utilizing the same domain FQDN, then it might not work even after migration.
In my tests with Rocky Linux on Proxmox I needed to set the VM CPU to “host” to make mongodb work, check out GitHub - mrmarkuz/ns8-meshcentral for more info.
after Installation i see only a white window with “Bad Gatway” in my Browser.
The CPU of the VM is set to “host”. But meshcentral-app and mongo-app are inactive.
Which CPU is used on the Proxmox host?
Did you already try to reboot the VM?
I can’t reproduce on Proxmox using a Rocky VM.
Is the Proxmox up to date?
Maybe you need to define our own CPU but I don’t think so: CPU with AVX support, | Proxmox Support Forum
My Proxmox runns on a Odroid H3+. CPU is 4 Core Intel Pentium Silver N6005 with 2 GHz (1 Socket).
Rebooting the VM does not bring any change.
I have another (current) instance of Meshcentral running on a virtual DEB 12 on the same Proxmox. This works perfectly.
I released a MeshCentral light app to support low power and older CPUs.
This edition is without mongodb (which needs AVX) so it has lower perfomance but it shouldn’t matter unless you need a lot of MeshCentral clients.