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Hi,
BACKGROUND:
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Next week I'll be taking delivery of my new home server. It's got
an order of magnitude more CPU grunt, RAM and disk space than the
server it replaces.
The current server provides (all internal except where stated):
External SSH
Web sites (internal dev sites and one external facing site)
DNS/DHCP
Email Fetchmail/Dovecot-IMAP
NFS
It's mostly a toy system and a learning platform, my home network
only consists of five client systems, of which only two are
routinely used. I'll be running Debian on the box.
QUESTION:
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Is it worth creating several virtual servers
on the box, given the limited number of users
and services?
Learning to use Xen[0] sounds fun and interesting, it's clearly a
useful transferable skill, but at the same time these systems with
six running VMs on them seems like a lot of administration.
[0] Or something similar.
--
Adam Trickett
Overton, HANTS, UK
My organ doesn't work properly and emits strange burning smells
-- seen on Usenet
