David Brown kirjoitti:
> For those of you who feel it is hard getting trac (or any other 
> software) running, may I give a brief recommendation of the way I did it 
> (at least, for those starting from scratch)?

Very good advice...

> Pick a virtual server system.  I use openvz, which gives strong 
> separation with minimal overhead (the virtual servers share the main 
> kernel) - alternatives include linux-vservers (slightly lighter), kvm 
> (heavier, as the kernels are separate), xen (even the "host" is a 
> virtual machine), and various commercial choices.

vmware does pretty good job for server virtualization these days. Very 
good pick.

> Many people will tell you about the benefits of virtual servers in terms 
> of security, or the ability to use fewer physical servers, or the 
> ability to migrate virtual servers between physical servers as you need 
> more power or space.  All of that is true, but the big benefit I see is 
> the separation of tasks so that you can avoid any questions of 
> conflicts, and the freedom to have different balances between version 
> stability and frequent updates for different services.


Well for security things it might actually give a less security...

But good thing is that you can separate tasks - You don't need to bloat 
server with all kind of unneeded stuff and if something fails while 
setting up you can start over. If you bloat single server that is pretty 
much impossible.

Good thing is also that some virtual servers allows makes copies and 
then you can play around with copy without having to destroy your 
running environment.

-- 

Jani Tiainen

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