reaking up.. this
phone system is crap!" are not service tickets we want to get...
-Christopher
From: Lonnie Abelbeck
To: AstLinux Users Mailing List
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 12:15 AM
Subject: [Astlinux-users] VM's for SOHO and SMB deployments
Brainstorming..
Michael,
Re your question on Ubuntu. Yes it works fine, I was testing with
Ubuntu 15.10 server. I actually only provisioned 1GB memory to the guest,
and a 10GB disk... leaving plenty of space for AstLinux itself. Though I
did provision 2 vCPU's so thats over committing a bit. In real life I'
Am 16.03.2016 um 18:06 schrieb David Kerr :
> To me the value of AstLinux is that it combines a
> gateway/router/firewall/voice PBX all in one compact package. I can place it
> on a low-cost box an connect it directly to the internet and my local LAN.
>
> Running AstLinux inside a VM might ma
To me the value of AstLinux is that it combines a
gateway/router/firewall/voice PBX all in one compact package. I can place
it on a low-cost box an connect it directly to the internet and my local
LAN.
Running AstLinux inside a VM might make sense for the Voice PBX part, and
then as others have p
My 2 cents worth:
1)
Bare Metal Pros:
- A known and reliable quantity.
- Simple architecture
- A router or firewall replacement
Bare Metal Cons:
- More expensive if a VM Host exists
- Redundancy is harder
VM Pros:
- Simple redundancy
- Simple deployment (can build a template)
- Ability to run
Brainstorming...
Time to time it is good to take a forest view of the landscape, so I would like
everyone reading this to offer their insights, brainstorming rules, no bad
ideas.
Background:
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It seems x86 platforms to run AstLinux has never been better, for example the
PC Engines new
