As per my experience porting to powerpc platform, OpenVZ is easily
portable, i.e. it is 95% platform-independent code (not counting the
checkpointing functionality, which IS very platform-specific).
So, if somebody needs OpenVZ for some currently unsupported platform
(say, ARM), they can
Hi @all,
I've done some first steps with OpenVZ. I like the speed and that it use
less resources from host as xen. But the only distribution which works
from the box is SuSE. Now many of my boxes run SuSE with xen, but I like
to run also OpenVZ. Is it possible to run OpenVZ in a domU from
On 23.03.2007 10:01, Kirill Korotaev wrote:
This was possible for years in OpenVZ:
man vzctl
http://openvz.org/documentation/mans/vzctl.8
Network devices control parameters
--netdev_add name
move network device from VE0 to a specified VE
--netdev_del name
delete network device
Darryl Ross wrote:
I've not been able to get migrations working in openvz at
all. I just
end up using the same process I use under linux-vserver to migrate
guests between machines: rsync once, rsync a second time (to reduce
the time stopped), stop the guest, resync a third time,
Carl-Daniel Hailfinger wrote:
On 23.03.2007 10:01, Kirill Korotaev wrote:
This was possible for years in OpenVZ:
man vzctl
http://openvz.org/documentation/mans/vzctl.8
Network devices control parameters
--netdev_add name
move network device from VE0 to a specified VE
--netdev_del name
