Yeah. Unless I purposefully or accidentally mess something up, my VMs run great without interaction. But either way, I usually have to manually change something to create an unstable vm.
Check your host syslog (it’s available in the GUI) and it should give you an idea of why the VMs are hanging.
Have you considered a high availability cluster? It’s literally the tool that exists for what you want.
PBS is cool for like a disaster recovery scenario, but it shouldn’t be the tool you go to for frequently unstable VMs. That’d be a fabric bandaid at best, but leaning heavily to a liquid bandaid in practice.
Yeah. Unless I purposefully or accidentally mess something up, my VMs run great without interaction. But either way, I usually have to manually change something to create an unstable vm.
Check your host syslog (it’s available in the GUI) and it should give you an idea of why the VMs are hanging.
Have you considered a high availability cluster? It’s literally the tool that exists for what you want.
PBS is cool for like a disaster recovery scenario, but it shouldn’t be the tool you go to for frequently unstable VMs. That’d be a fabric bandaid at best, but leaning heavily to a liquid bandaid in practice.