New checks Node:

• Memory overcommit (WN0036) — the total RAM allocated to VMs and containers on a node exceeds the node's physical memory. This can cause system instability or unexpected VM crashes.
• Bridge not VLAN-aware (WN0037) — a VM or container uses a VLAN tag on a network bridge that does not support VLANs. The tag is silently ignored and network traffic may not be isolated as expected.
• VM consolidation candidate (IN0003) — a node has very low CPU and RAM usage. Consider migrating its VMs to other nodes to free up hardware.
• Firewall rule allows all traffic (WC0008) — a cluster firewall rule uses 0.0.0.0/0 as source or destination, allowing traffic from or to any address. This is overly permissive and increases the attack surface. LXC containers (new checks):
• Nesting without keyctl (WG0038) — the container has Docker nesting enabled but is missing the keyctl option. Without it, nested containers may leak cryptographic keys between each other.
• Privileged container (WG0039) — the container runs as privileged, meaning the root user inside has the same permissions as root on the host. Use unprivileged containers where possible.
• Privileged without AppArmor (CG0006) — a privileged container also has AppArmor protection disabled. There is no kernel-level confinement: a compromised container can affect the entire host.
• No memory limit (WG0040) — the container has no RAM limit configured. It can consume all available host memory and starve other VMs and containers.
• Swap disabled (IG0013) — the container has no swap space. Under heavy memory pressure, the OS will kill processes instead of using swap.
• No hostname (IG0014) — the container has no hostname set, making it harder to identify in logs and monitoring tools.
• Raw LXC config entries (WG0041) — the container has low-level LXC configuration entries that bypass Proxmox VE management. These can cause unexpected behavior after upgrades. Error code unification VM and container checks previously used separate code prefixes (WQ*/IQ*/CQ* for QEMU, WL*/IL*/CL* for LXC). All guest codes are now unified under WG*, IG*, CG*. Checks that apply to both VMs and containers share the same code.

If you use ignore rules based on error codes, update any WQ*, IQ*, CQ*, WL*, IL*, or CL* codes to their G equivalents. Performance Analysis is significantly faster on large clusters. Backup content, VM configs, and storage lists are now fetched once and reused across all checks — instead of being fetched repeatedly for each VM or container. On a typical cluster this reduces the number of API calls by ~18% and total analysis time by ~32%. Fixes

• Memory, network-in, and network-out threshold breaches on nodes now report distinct error codes (WN0038, WN0039, WN0040) instead of all sharing the CPU code WN0027.
• Minor code quality improvements with no user-visible impact. What's Changed
• Homebrew Repository Configuration Added by @setswei in #23
• feat: v2.1.0 — new checks, unified guest error codes, performance improvements by @franklupo in #27 New Contributors
• @setswei made their first contribution in #23 Full Changelog: v2.0.3...v2.1.0