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On Tuesday 29 August 2006 10:38, jarry@×××.net wrote: |
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> If someone is running vserver on gentoo, could he please |
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> summarise his experiences? |
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> After 3 weeks of struggling with chrooted apache (still a lot |
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> of thinks broken) I would like to try this vserver-concept |
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> for web (apache+mysql+php) and mail (sendmail+uw-imap+clamav |
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> +spamassassin), but until last week I did not hear about |
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> "vserver", I do not know how stable it is, how much cpu/ram |
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> overhead it creates, etc... |
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It works great. |
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No obvious memory or CPU overhead. |
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It's not the most secure thing in the world, as all the memory is available to |
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each vserver. That's a good thing for the most efficient memory usage, but |
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does mean one vserver can hog all the RAM if it wants. |
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Xen is a "proper" virtual server system. However you allocate a fix amount of |
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memory to each VM which is quite wasteful. |
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Mike Williams |
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