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Correction formatage articles et réorganisation fichiers

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- Corriger formatage Markdown dans articles blog
- Réorganiser structure fichiers pour meilleure lisibilité
- Mettre à jour liens internes et références
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:::info Update: Final Solution Adopted
After testing Option 1 with a [Python script for LINSTOR resource management](https://forgejo.tellserv.fr/Tellsanguis/blog_tech/src/branch/main/manage_linstor_resources.py), I found that this approach, while functional, added too much complexity and synchronization risks for production use.
After testing Option 1 with a [Python script for LINSTOR resource management](/scripts/blog/2025-11-26-linstor-drbd-opentofu/manage_linstor_resources.py), I found that this approach, while functional, added too much complexity and synchronization risks for production use.
**The final decision**: Partition the NVMe drives on each Proxmox node according to the following strategy:

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import Tabs from '@theme/Tabs';
import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem';
![Clonezilla Logo](/img/blog/2025-11-30-reduire-disque-vm/clonezilla-logo.svg)
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<img src="/img/blog/2025-11-30-reduire-disque-vm/clonezilla-logo.svg" alt="Clonezilla Logo" width="300" />
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How to migrate a VM to a smaller disk while preserving all data using Clonezilla, to optimize Linstor DRBD storage usage in a Proxmox cluster.