pve-helpers | A set of Proxmox VE scripts that aids with suspend/resume

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pve-helpers is a Shell library. pve-helpers has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

A set of Proxmox VE scripts that aids with suspend/resume and cpu pinning

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It has 153 star(s) with 29 fork(s). There are 9 watchers for this library.

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Here's a quick rundown of my environment that I currently use with above quirks. I use Linux for regular daily development work.
i7-8700
48GB DDR4
Intel iGPU used by Proxmox VE
AMD RX560 2GB used by Linux VM
GeForce RTX 2080 Super used by Windows VM
Audio is being output by both VMs to the shared speakers that are connected to Motherboard audio card
Each VM has it's own dedicated USB controller
Each VM has a dedicated amount of memory using 1G hugepages
Each VM does not use SMT, rather it is assigned to the thread 0 (Linux) or thread 1 (Windows) of each CPU, having only 5 vCPUs available to VM
Both VMs always run concurrently.
I do change the monitor input.
Audio is by default being output by both VMs, no need to switch it.
I use Barrier (previously Synergy) for most of time.
In other cases I have Logitech multi-device keyboard and mouse, so I switch it on keyboard.
I also have a physical switch that I use to change lighting and monitor inputs.
I have the monitor with PBP and PIP, so I can watch how Windows is updating while doing development work on Linux.

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