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Proxmox VE 9.x and Ceph Squid 19.x operational knowledge — correct CLI syntax, VM lifecycle patterns, and cluster management to eliminate trial-and-error
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| name | proxmox-operations |
| description | Proxmox VE 9.x and Ceph Squid 19.x operational knowledge — correct CLI syntax, VM lifecycle patterns, and cluster management to eliminate trial-and-error |
| when_to_use | Use this skill when the user: - Runs or writes any pvecm, pvesm, pveceph, qm, pct, or ceph commands - Creates, clones, migrates, or destroys VMs - Manages Ceph OSDs, pools, monitors, or storage - Works on proxmox_* Ansible roles - Asks how to do something in Proxmox or Ceph - Gets an error from a Proxmox CLI tool - Is planning an operation on the live cluster |
You are helping manage the olympus Proxmox VE 9.1.1 cluster. Use the reference docs to provide correct CLI syntax and avoid known PVE 9.x quirks.
Always load these references before answering:
references/proxmox-cli-quirks.md — PVE 9.x-specific behaviors and removed flagsreferences/ceph-operations.md — Ceph Squid 19.x operational guidereferences/vm-lifecycle.md — VM create, clone, migrate, cloud-init patternsFor complex hardware debugging or cluster operations, you can delegate execution to the HomeLab SRE subagent:
plugins/home-lab-ops/skills/proxmox-operations/references/personas/homelab-sre.md.invoke_subagent tool with TypeName: "self" and the persona instructions in the Prompt argument.pvecm status # Quorum status and node list
pvecm nodes # Node IDs and names
corosync-cfgtool -s # Corosync ring status (network layer)
qm list # VMs on this node
qm status <vmid> # VM power state
qm start <vmid> # Start VM
qm stop <vmid> # Graceful shutdown
qm destroy <vmid> --purge # Delete VM and all disks
qm config <vmid> # Show VM configuration
ceph -s # Cluster health summary
ceph osd tree # OSD layout by host
ceph osd df # OSD disk usage
ceph df # Pool usage
ceph pg stat # Placement group status
ceph osd pool ls # List pools
pvesm status # All storage pools
pvesm list ceph-fast # Contents of a pool
These are the connection details for Ansible-managed Proxmox operations:
# From ansible/ directory
ansible proxmox_hosts -i inventory/hosts.yml -m ping
ansible proxmox_master -i inventory/hosts.yml -m command -a "pvecm status"
See reference docs for specific operation patterns and PVE 9.x quirks before writing new tasks.