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VM 9000 Shutdown Complete
Date: $(date)
Action: VM 9000 (besu-temp-all-nodes) shutdown executed
Shutdown Summary
✅ VM 9000 Successfully Stopped
Shutdown Process
- Graceful Shutdown Attempted: Failed (QEMU guest agent not running)
- Force Stop Executed: ✅ Successful
- Final Status:
stopped
VM Details
- VMID: 9000
- Name: besu-temp-all-nodes
- Previous Status: Running
- Current Status: Stopped
- Resources Freed: 32GB RAM, 6 CPU cores
Resource Status
Before Shutdown
| Deployment | Status | Memory | CPU Cores |
|---|---|---|---|
| LXC Containers (1000-2502) | Running | 104GB | 40 cores |
| VM 9000 | Running | 32GB | 6 cores |
| Total | Both Running | 136GB | 46 cores |
After Shutdown
| Deployment | Status | Memory | CPU Cores |
|---|---|---|---|
| LXC Containers (1000-2502) | ✅ Running | 104GB | 40 cores |
| VM 9000 | ⏸️ Stopped | 0GB | 0 cores |
| Total | LXC Only | 104GB | 40 cores |
Resources Freed
- ✅ 32GB RAM freed
- ✅ 6 CPU cores freed
- ✅ 1TB disk available (but still allocated)
Current Active Deployment
LXC Containers (1000-2502)
Status: ✅ All 12 containers running
- Validators (1000-1004): 5 containers, services active
- Sentries (1500-1503): 4 containers (3 services active, 1 needs attention)
- RPC Nodes (2500-2502): 3 containers, services active
Total Active Resources: 104GB RAM, 40 CPU cores
Commands Executed
# Attempted graceful shutdown
qm shutdown 9000
# Force stop (graceful shutdown failed due to QEMU guest agent)
qm stop 9000
# Verified shutdown
qm status 9000
Result: status: stopped ✅
Next Steps
If VM 9000 is Needed Again
VM 9000 can be restarted if needed:
# Start VM
qm start 9000
# Check status
qm status 9000
# Access (once network is fixed)
ssh root@192.168.11.90
Current Focus
Now that VM 9000 is stopped, focus should be on:
- ✅ LXC Containers: 11/12 services active
- ⏳ VMID 1503: Fix service file issue (if needed)
- ⏳ Monitor Services: Ensure all LXC services remain healthy
- ⏳ Performance: Monitor resource usage of LXC deployment
Benefits of Shutdown
✅ Resource Optimization: Freed 32GB RAM and 6 CPU cores
✅ Simplified Management: Single deployment type (LXC containers)
✅ Reduced Complexity: One less system to monitor
✅ Cost Efficiency: Lower resource utilization
✅ Focus: All resources dedicated to production LXC deployment
Verification
To verify current state:
# Check VM 9000 status
qm status 9000
# Expected: status: stopped
# Check LXC containers
pct list | grep -E '^100[0-9]|^150[0-9]|^250[0-2]'
# Expected: 12 containers listed, all showing "running"
# Check resource usage
free -h # On Proxmox host
# Should see more available RAM than before
Shutdown Completed: $(date)
Verified By: Automated shutdown script
Status: ✅ Success
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