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Hi, |
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I'm using VServers technology for dev (primary php, perl, ruby, sql) |
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and web-servers about 2 years. |
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look's good for me. |
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On 26 Чер 2007, at 18:56, Erik Anderson wrote: |
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> I'm in the process of setting up a new server that will be the host |
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> for several virtual linux development servers. I will provision out |
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> virtual servers to our engineers to use for kernel/driver development, |
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> embedded linux development, etc. |
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> Initially, I was thinking that I'd just use UML for this, but the |
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> recent virtualization discussion has me second-guessing myself. I |
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> chose UML becuase it seems quite a bit easier to set up than the rest |
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> of the bunch Xen, KVM, etc, but perhaps that's not true. |
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> The server in question is a Dual-CPU AMD Opteron with 8GB of RAM. I |
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> have 2007.0-amd64 installed, but haven't gotten any further in the |
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> config thus far. |
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> So...should I go ahead with UML, or should I look at implementing Xen |
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> perhaps? Or another virtualization technology? This is my first |
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> foray into implementing VPS stuff, so I'm sort of fumbling around. |
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> Xen seems like a very cool way to do this, but it seems a bit |
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> intimidating to get running. |
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> Any tips/suggestions? |
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> Thanks! |
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> Erik Anderson |
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> http://andersonfam.org |
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