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https://vpsboard.com/topic/6035-openvz-to-become-virtuozzo-core-after-pcs-merger-announcement/#entry83296

Thank God we can still make containers with 512 GB RAM though. Even on an E3. What a relief.  :D ..  root@oversold-bullshit-simulator:~# free -m              total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached Mem:        524288         61     524226          0          0         38...

I did read that, but last summer I asked them about it on Twitter. Was merely out of curiosity, but Kir said it wouldn't hurt anything. I suppose even project leads can get it wrong. :)

I think there are a couple threads about this now. Someone mind merging the one from yesterday?  Just asked *VZ about that. We shall see. https://twitter.com/jetfirenetworks/status/548991584214065153 I dunno about you, but I can't wait to get that sexy up in my QA. ;)  I've heard there are a...

I'm in the middle of retiring a HWN right now, and I migrated about 20 containers from QA over to the replacement, one was a copy of a personal CT. All went fine until I went to remove a low numbered container and vzctl removed one with a larger number. Happened to be the copy of my CT that it...

Ethernet Servers - https://www.ethernetservers.com/vps-hosting *Disclaimer: I do occasionally provide contract 3rd-level support for this provider, but I wouldn't recommend them if they weren't solid. Just being honest, since they were the first provider that came to mind when I saw your disk...

It's also had a spotty reputation for several years. I still hear about how awful OpenVZ is, be it in an article, forum, what have you... 90% of those people haven't used a container since 2010 and still think they're nothing more than resource-hungry beasts with minimal...

Flat-out refusing to budge?  Hmm... The only difference is the lack of a u/n prefix which I doubt is the catalyst.  Is it happening with the same package on multiple nodes, or is this a single node having problems?  Anything in the logs to give us a hint?  Any recent updates run?  As far as the...

From Kir Kolyshkin's Blog: http://openvz.livejournal.com/49158.html Looking forward to 2015, we have very exciting news to share on the future on OpenVZ. But first, let's take a quick look into OpenVZ history. Linux Containers is an ancient technology, going back to last century. Indeed it...

Friend sent me this in an email today... Last Christmas I rsynced you my heart And the very next day rm -rf ~/heart This year, to save me from tears sudo chmod -r 000 ~/heart

Secure Dragon: 4 Been a little over a year now. Freaking awesome containers. Other than kernel updates, not even a blip of downtime I can think of whatsoever. BuyVM: 1 I haven't had a container over there too terribly long but I felt they deserved more than an honorable mention. So far it's...

Issue date: 2014-12-17 https://openvz.org/Download/kernel/rhel6/042stab094.8 Since 042stab094.7: Security fix for CVE-2014-9322 http://kb.sp.parallels.com/en/123961 A flaw was found in the way the Linux kernel handled GS segment register base switching when recovering from an #SS (stack...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ka5bgHnHyg

@KuJoe and @HalfEatenPie have it right...  You can set your --ionice and --bwlimit flags to reduce the I/O intensity as well...  'man vzdump'.

Oh that's right!  I haven't gotten into that at all, but that makes total sense. I should have picked up on that. So what happens if someone needs a specific template?  Do you build them up as they're requested?   Impressive for sure.  :-)

I always find it reassuring when I log into a container for the first time and can tell off the bat that a certain level of care has been taken on the node level. Kernel modules, boom.  Proper elimination of unnecessary UBC parameters? Check.  Adjustments to prevent accidental overcommit? ...

Just a little curious which distro you ended up going with.  Have though about spinning up an X2Go next time around.  I've done just about all of them now, except Cinnamon. https://openvz.org/X_inside_VE <--- this is horribly outdated but I'm going to update it with some of vpsb's success...

Have to catch up on this thread again. :-P LOOK!  IT BE KUBUNTU!  http://status.jetfirenetworks.com/remote-desktop-goodness/  ;-) Had some downtime (the good kind) this week.  Not bad eh?