Hi,
> Am 08.06.2016 um 09:08 schrieb Ashley Moravek
> :
>
> Actually that might be the #1 issue with current Debian Stable - it uses
> older libvirt 1.2.9 and VZ team would have to recompile their own and roll it
> to all users... otherwise no parallels+VMs
Hi Scott,
my affected server has a Intel Xeon E3 1245v2 CPU. That's some generations
before skylake.
Regards,
Volker
> Am 08.07.2016 um 17:23 schrieb Scott Dowdle :
>
> Greetings,
>
> Regarding the won't-boot-after-kernel-upgrade issue... I wonder if it is
>
Greetings,
Regarding the won't-boot-after-kernel-upgrade issue... I wonder if it is
related to Skylake processors and a recent microcode_ctl update that Fedora
recently reported affects all of their current releases as well as other
distros?
For more info see:
PSA: Failure to boot after
On 07/08/2016 12:22 AM, Volker Janzen wrote:
Hi Denis,
as far as I can see, vzdeploy already installed the VZ7 repository. I just do
not know which packages are now required.
E.g. I had to install prlctl manual. That command is complaining Parallels
Server is missing. Seem to be a dependency
Hi Denis,
one server did not boot at all. Technican told there was a call trace from
kernel, but they will not give more details. Need to get one VZ7 running,
perhaps I can find the error on this server.
One server did boot. Will reply for this in other email.
Regards
Volker
> Am
... Note that vzdeploy by itself in its current state only adds vzlinux
repo to your system. You can then run "yum update" to really install
VzLinux packages instead of CentOS ones. Then you should add Virtuozzo
repositories and install Vz7 packages.
On 07/07/2016 03:47 PM, Volker Janzen
Hi Denis,
I managed to use the script on one server, but i had the problem after reboot,
that I have no clue how to continue. There seem to be essential packages
missing to run VZ7.
Regards
Volker
> Am 07.06.2016 um 09:42 schrieb Denis Silakov :
>
>
> On
Hi Denis,
> Requirements are the same as for CentOS/RHEL. Installer functionality is also
> the same as in CentOS.
>
> And actually one can run a script named vzdeploy
> (http://repo.virtuozzo.com/vzlinux/vzdeploy/vzdeploy) to turn his CentOS or
> Scientific Linux installation into VzLinux
I had an even simpler question: Let's say we have 2 OVZ 7 beta
servers; will it be possible to live migrate all CTs away from one
beta node to another, install OVZ 7 release on the first node, then
live-migrate the CTs back to that node?
Jake
On Wed, Jun 8, 2016 at 11:23 AM, Sergey Bronnikov
Anna,
please answer on question regarding upgrade from pre-release Vz7 versions.
On 09:43 Mon 06 Jun , jjs - mainphrame wrote:
> Hi Sergey,
>
> I suppose one could still migrate CTs from an OVZ7 pre-release to a
> newly installed OVZ7, is that a reasonable assumption? Is live
> migration likely
Yes, I've submitted quite a few PRs related to porting to Debian, they
all got accepted (mostly related to bash not being the default /bin/sh
in Debian), just as some Makefile changes due to different Debian paths
(like systemd).
We've got running VZ7 on stock Debian Jessie (systemd, etc) but
Those could be the same way. One can maintain its own distro for bare metal,
but support other distros. It's an Open Source. I believe OpenVZ will accept
patches related to other distros. Why not?
On 07/06/16 11:07, "users-boun...@openvz.org on behalf of Narcis Garcia"
Hi Denis,
> And actually one can run a script named vzdeploy
> (http://repo.virtuozzo.com/vzlinux/vzdeploy/vzdeploy) to turn his CentOS or
> Scientific Linux installation into VzLinux one. This script is not thoroughly
> tested yet, so use with care.
this is a good way to start for me,
On 06/07/2016 11:35 AM, Volker Janzen wrote:
Hi Denis,
And actually one can run a script named vzdeploy
(http://repo.virtuozzo.com/vzlinux/vzdeploy/vzdeploy) to turn his CentOS or
Scientific Linux installation into VzLinux one. This script is not thoroughly
tested yet, so use with care.
I see two ways:
A) Support main GNU/Linux distros (much time of development)
B) Maintain own GNU/Linux ~ VzLinux (much time of development)
= supporting a maintained zoo or maintaining own animal at home
Ubuntu can have an analogous relation with Debian as VzLinux with RHEL.
They have much time
On 20:41 Mon 06 Jun , Volker Janzen wrote:
> So this sentence from the quick Installation guide is just false:
> "Alternatively, one can install OpenVZ on a pre-installed RPM based Linux
> distribution. Supported Linux distributions: Cloud Linux 7.*, CentOS 7.*,
> Scientific Linux 7.* etc"
>
Hi,
there are arguments for using a single / own distribution or supporting many
different onces. It's up to the project what they want to support. When they
use there own distro, it's up to them how to handle major changes e.g.
switching init system, introducing new major releases of required
On 06/06/2016 09:59 PM, Volker Janzen wrote:
As you know Virtuozzo 7 based on VzLinux distribution.
I forgot another question: is there a hardware requirement / compatibility list
for VzLinux? As of it's not the same as CentOS, the requirements may be
different. Is there software raid
Le 06/06/2016 20:41, Volker Janzen a écrit :
Hi Sergey,
I forgot to mention one important thing in my previous answer. As you know
Virtuozzo 7 based on VzLinux distribution. VzLinux is a Linux distribution
similar
to CentOS but it is not the same. VzLinux is not just rebuilded RPM packages
spameden posts
>> Please understand me correctly, we don't want to support a variety of all
>> Linux zoo.
>> It requires much more time of development, testing and support.
>
> That's a shame. Another nail in the coffin of OpenVZ.. :(
>
Sergey as spameden aptly posts, unsupported GNU/Linux
On 06/06/2016 07:13 PM, Сергей Мамонов wrote:
> Yes, i know it's still possible to create an image which will be compacted
not that efficiently, but this becomes quite a rare case.
But in irl - get random prodaction node and first container with max delta
(data vs image size) -
> Please understand me correctly, we don't want to support a variety of all
Linux zoo.
> It requires much more time of development, testing and support.
That's a shame. Another nail in the coffin of OpenVZ.. :(
2016-06-06 19:43 GMT+03:00 jjs - mainphrame :
> Hi Sergey,
>
>
On 06/06/2016 06:13 PM, Konstantin Khorenko wrote:
On 06/06/2016 02:23 PM, Volker Janzen wrote:
Hi Sergey,
On 14:39 Sun 05 Jun , Volker Janzen wrote:
Unfortunately no. We don't support upgrade from pre-release version to the
final one.
When I use a CentOS 7 as base system and install VZ7
On 13:23 Mon 06 Jun , Volker Janzen wrote:
> Hi Sergey,
>
> > On 14:39 Sun 05 Jun , Volker Janzen wrote:
> >>>
> >>> Unfortunately no. We don't support upgrade from pre-release version to
> >>> the final one.
> >>
> >> When I use a CentOS 7 as base system and install VZ7 afterward it's not
>
Hi Sergey,
> As you know Virtuozzo 7 based on VzLinux distribution.
I forgot another question: is there a hardware requirement / compatibility list
for VzLinux? As of it's not the same as CentOS, the requirements may be
different. Is there software raid support in bare metall installer? Or is
Hi Sergey,
I suppose one could still migrate CTs from an OVZ7 pre-release to a
newly installed OVZ7, is that a reasonable assumption? Is live
migration likely to work in this scenario?
Jake
On Sun, Jun 5, 2016 at 3:55 AM, Sergey Bronnikov wrote:
> Hello, Volker
>
> On 22:06
Hi Sergey,
>> On 13:23 Mon 06 Jun , Volker Janzen wrote:
>> Hi Sergey,
>>
>>> On 14:39 Sun 05 Jun , Volker Janzen wrote:
>
> Unfortunately no. We don't support upgrade from pre-release version to
> the final one.
When I use a CentOS 7 as base system and install VZ7
> Yes, i know it's still possible to create an image which will be
compacted not that efficiently, but this becomes quite a rare case.
But in irl - get random prodaction node and first container with max delta
(data vs image size) -
ploop-balloon discard
Sergey, do you mean that supported distribution for OpenVZ/Virtuozzo
will be (or is) VzLinux OS?
Could you document this GNU/Linux distribution with a Wikipedia article?
Thanks.
El 06/06/16 a les 15:33, Sergey Bronnikov ha escrit:
> On 13:23 Mon 06 Jun , Volker Janzen wrote:
>> Hi Sergey,
>>
Hi Sergey,
> On 14:39 Sun 05 Jun , Volker Janzen wrote:
>>>
>>> Unfortunately no. We don't support upgrade from pre-release version to the
>>> final one.
>>
>> When I use a CentOS 7 as base system and install VZ7 afterward it's not
>> possible to upgrade, too?
>
> There is only one supported
Subject: Re: [Users] New setup - deploy OpenVZ or wait for VZ7?
Why the CT_storage_backends page is not showing any "No" in the ploop
column, and all "No"s in simfs columns are red (eg.compaction)
The "qcow format" row is redundant, as it could be "can use same
Why the CT_storage_backends page is not showing any "No" in the ploop
column, and all "No"s in simfs columns are red (eg.compaction)
The "qcow format" row is redundant, as it could be "can use same host
filesystem".
The "No problems" row seems to be written to put a "Yes" in the "good"
column.
On 06/06/2016 01:51 PM, Sergey Bronnikov wrote:
Hi, Volker
On 14:39 Sun 05 Jun , Volker Janzen wrote:
Unfortunately no. We don't support upgrade from pre-release version to the
final one.
When I use a CentOS 7 as base system and install VZ7 afterward it's not
possible to upgrade, too?
Hi, Volker
On 14:39 Sun 05 Jun , Volker Janzen wrote:
> >
> > Unfortunately no. We don't support upgrade from pre-release version to the
> > final one.
>
> When I use a CentOS 7 as base system and install VZ7 afterward it's not
> possible to upgrade, too?
There is only one supported
Hello, Volker
On 22:06 Fri 03 Jun , Volker Janzen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > We are going to release Virtuozzo 7 and OpenVZ 7 not later than this July.
> > Thank you for your interest and stay tuned!
>
> when I setup VZ 7 beta now, is it possible to upgrade this to the stable
> release when it's
Wow. Thanks to everyone for sharing their suggestions and thanks to Sergey and
Vladimir for chiming in and bringing insiders' knowledge to this thread ;-)
In our particular use case, we've decided to go like this:
• deploy the beta versions for the new setup
• make sure that they work in
Greetings,
The sub-subject of this should be: OpenVZ/Virtozzo 7 packages distro packages?
- Original Message -
> Is it possible to build kernel packages/userspace utilities for
> debian jessie as well ?
>
> Right now there is only kernel/userspaces utilities for debian wheezy
> and
Hi,
> We are going to release Virtuozzo 7 and OpenVZ 7 not later than this July.
> Thank you for your interest and stay tuned!
when I setup VZ 7 beta now, is it possible to upgrade this to the stable
release when it's released?
It also seems to lack some documentation for my use cases, but I
2016-06-03 19:17 GMT+03:00 vladimir.porok...@gmail.com <
vladimir.porok...@gmail.com>:
> Hi Guys!
>
> We are going to release Virtuozzo 7 and OpenVZ 7 not later than this July.
> Thank you for your interest and stay tuned!
> --
> Best regards,
> Vladimir Porokhov
>
Is it possible to build kernel
Greetings -
Based on our experience with OVZ 7 over the past several months, it's
already good enough for our needs, where OVZ 7 CTs have been handling
smtp, pop3/imap, spam/virus scanning for several domains, database,
dns and build host duties with very few issues, and those issues that
have
Hi Guys!
We are going to release Virtuozzo 7 and OpenVZ 7 not later than this July.
Thank you for your interest and stay tuned!
--
Best regards,
Vladimir Porokhov
On 03.06.16, 18:04, "Scott Dowdle" wrote:
>Greetings,
>
>-
Greetings,
- Original Message -
> we need to prepare a new setup composed of a few nodes (probably 5)
> for August this year.
>
> If I interpreted the wii page correctly, the next VZ7 release will be
> a stable one. As you can imagine, we're very tempted to wait for it
> instead of
2016-06-03 17:14 GMT+03:00 Narcis Garcia :
> We still deploy OpenVZ/6 because we use Debian repositories.
> Our needings are covered with "oldstable" at all.
> I have no information about OpenVZ/7 binary repositories for Debian.
>
>
> El 03/06/16 a les 09:40, Corrado Fiore
Hi, Corrado!
On 15:40 Fri 03 Jun , Corrado Fiore wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> we need to prepare a new setup composed of a few nodes (probably 5) for August
> this year.
Good news :)
> If I interpreted the wii page correctly, the next VZ7 release will be a stable
> one. As you can imagine, we're
Dear All,
we need to prepare a new setup composed of a few nodes (probably 5) for August
this year.
If I interpreted the wii page correctly, the next VZ7 release will be a stable
one. As you can imagine, we're very tempted to wait for it instead of
deploying on OpenVZ and then migrating
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