Derek, I'm giving a try to your script. It seems exactly what I need.
Regards,
Roberto
On Mon, Nov 28, 2011 at 10:23 PM, Derek Simkowiak wrote:
> What I would love to do is to setup a "base" container which contains the OS
> and the required
> packages (the common part) and to create several -
What I would love to do is to setup a "base" container which contains the OS
and the required
packages (the common part) and to create several - customizable - instances of
this container.
Roberto,
My LXC creation script "lxc-ubuntu-x" has this feature. You can
create any number of
On Mon 2011-11-28 (19:09), Roberto Aloi wrote:
> I like the idea. My only concern is how customizable a "clone" is (see
> my second question).
With aptitude: easy.
Besides this you can extend my approch by setting up different templates
(I have no need for this).
> I need to start servers list
Ulli,
Have you ever thought about wrapping your tool into a Chef recipe to be used
with Vagrant?
Roberto Aloi
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On 28 Nov 2011, at 21:50, Roberto Aloi wrote:
> It's a custom tcp server. And actually you're right. I could simply inst
It's a custom tcp server. And actually you're right. I could simply install the
server in the container and then start it in each container with the port as a
parameter.
Roberto Aloi
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On 28 Nov 2011, at 21:23, Ulli Horlacher wrote:
On Mon 2011-11-28 (18:40), Roberto Aloi wrote:
> When I say "customizable" I mean that I should be able to specify a port
> number which a server running inside one of the containers should listen
> to and this number should be different per each container. Would this be
> feasible via LXC?
This
Oh, sorry, browser said that it is a binary file, and I believed in it.
Now I see that it is perl script :-).
28.11.2011 21:53, Ulli Horlacher пишет:
> On Mon 2011-11-28 (18:40), Roberto Aloi wrote:
>
>> I'm currently dealing with a pool of LXC containers which I use for
>> sand-boxing purposes.
What is that strange "lxc meta-tool"? Where are its sources located?
28.11.2011 21:53, Ulli Horlacher пишет:
> On Mon 2011-11-28 (18:40), Roberto Aloi wrote:
>
>> I'm currently dealing with a pool of LXC containers which I use for
>> sand-boxing purposes. Sometimes, when re-creating one of the
>>
> You mix up creating with booting.
Disclaimer: the *rebooting* above is just a typo. I understand the
difference creating and booting.
> You ceate new containers with debootstrap and running debootstrap several
> times at the same time is not a good idea.
>
> My approach is another: I create ONC
On Mon 2011-11-28 (18:40), Roberto Aloi wrote:
> I'm currently dealing with a pool of LXC containers which I use for
> sand-boxing purposes. Sometimes, when re-creating one of the
> containers in the pool I obtain the following error:
>
> Error: "CREATE CONTAINER container-5\ndebootstrap is
> /us
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