docs 📝: Add 'API Utilities' section and update directory structure #10

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Jose merged 4 commits from dev into main 2026-02-12 21:29:37 +01:00
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@@ -24,4 +24,4 @@ proxmox_logrotate_missingok: true
proxmox_logrotate_notifempty: true
# Destination override file
proxmox_logrotate_file: /etc/logrotate.d/99-proxmox-custom
proxmox_logrotate_file: /etc/logrotate.d/99-proxmox-custom

[Lines 15-27] [Score: 3] Adding a newline at the end of the file is important for readability and consistency in YAML files. It can potentially cause errors if the configuration tool doesn't handle missing newlines correctly.

[Lines 15-27] [Score: 3] Adding a newline at the end of the file is important for readability and consistency in YAML files. It can potentially cause errors if the configuration tool doesn't handle missing newlines correctly.
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[Lines 12-27] [Score: 2] The addition of new logrotate configuration options for Proxmox. This could potentially improve the management and storage of log files, but ensure there are no unintended consequences for services that may need to write to these logs frequently.

[Lines 12-27] [Score: 2] The addition of new logrotate configuration options for Proxmox. This could potentially improve the management and storage of log files, but ensure there are no unintended consequences for services that may need to write to these logs frequently.
Review

[Lines 12-27] [Score: 3] This change adds log rotation configuration for Proxmox, which is generally a good practice for managing logs. However, it might be worth considering setting proxmox_logrotate_compress to delaycompress initially and then test its performance impact before making it permanent. Also, you may want to consider setting the proxmox_logrotate_maxage parameter to reflect your organization's log retention policy.

[Lines 12-27] [Score: 3] This change adds log rotation configuration for Proxmox, which is generally a good practice for managing logs. However, it might be worth considering setting `proxmox_logrotate_compress` to `delaycompress` initially and then test its performance impact before making it permanent. Also, you may want to consider setting the `proxmox_logrotate_maxage` parameter to reflect your organization's log retention policy.