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OpenVZ adjust RAM

June 30, 2011 by Igor Drobot Leave a Comment

Long Long time ago I wrote how I migrated from Xen to OpenVZ. This post will show you how to manage your VE memory.

First you set the veid=yournumberofve and the rest is copy paste ; Look at the examples:
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Filed Under: Bash, Debian, Linux, Virtualization Tagged With: OpenVZ, openvz set memory, VE, VM

Debian squeeze install OpenVZ

March 30, 2011 by Igor Drobot 1 Comment

I have a tiny embedded server (acrosser model) Intel Celeron with only 400MHz and 512MB Mem total. Before I upgraded debian to squeeze I used Xen, now its time to use OpenVZ.

Reasons:
– My tiny hardware:)
– Container virtualization – I can use more virtual machines
– Less memory usage – Container cannot boot

OpenVZ kernel and the vzctl and vzquota packages are available in the Debian repositories, so we can install them as follows:
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Filed Under: Debian, Kernel, Linux, Virtualization Tagged With: Container, Debian, OpenVZ, Squeeze, virtualization, Xen

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