On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 04:13:26PM +0100, David Ramsden wrote:
> Thanks to all those who replied and confirmed my initial fears :)
>
> Chris, vserver appears to be ideal. I've just finished compiling a
> vserver patched kernel and I've got a 32-bit Debian install up and
> running. It was surprisingly easy. The migration should be nice and easy
> as I can just copy the Apache configs to /etc/vservers/<name>/vdir/etc
> on the host.
Glad to hear it seems to be working for you.
I use it on our company servers and also for controlled development &
test environments on workstations. It's also really handy to be able
to perform selective backups on several VMs from a single filesystem
namespace on the vserver host.
Also using KVM/VirtualBox makes my laptop uncomfortably warm :-)
I keep meaning to try out openvz but haven't found the right opportunity
yet.
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Chris Sykes
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