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I'm using Linux-VServer for a couple of years, both with Gentoo and RHEL/CentOS. Had some trouble setting everything up at the time, but the main contributer (bertl) is always very helpful, and he is reachable on IRC (and the ML) nearly every day. |
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If you don't need the guests to be able to do network configuration (since that can only be done from the host), I can definitely recommend Linux-VServer. |
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"Vinícius Ferrão" <viniciusferrao@××××××××××.br> wrote: |
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>Hello fellas, |
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>I'm considering to implement some Gentoo Servers on top of VMWare |
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>vSphere ESXi. But perhaps this is not the best option. |
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>I was googling about performance issues in this scenario and started to |
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>consider some OS-Level VT, like OpenVZ or Linux-vserver, or whatever |
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>else. |
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>So I'm here to ask some opinions about virtualization. |
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>My restricted set of rules (LOL): |
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>1. I will not run anything else than Linux. |
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>2. I don't care about GPL, BSD, Icecream, Bacon, or whatever license, |
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>since it's free, it's fine. |
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>3. Don't need to be an Opensource solution. |
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>Thanks for any help, |
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