Tag Archives: Virtualization
Debian Squeeze as an OpenZV Template
OpenVZ is used for Virtualization and is both light weight (minimal software on the host, guests have small footprints on the hard drive, and minimal use of RAM) and fast (native speed). Although I have been using Ubuntu as an … Continue reading
Ubuntu 10.10 OpenVZ Templates
OpenVZ is used for Virtualization and is both light weight (minimal software on the host, guests have small footprints on the hard drive, and minimal use of RAM) and fast (native speed). I know there are some fans of Openvz … Continue reading
How to improve resolution in KVM
Once again I found myself trying to “fix” something that has been bothering me for some time – the Resolution in KVM guests is sometimes poor, as low as 800×600. As it turns out, one can increase the resolution of … Continue reading
Download Ubuntu 10.04 OpenVZ Templates
This is in follow up to my previous post on Ubuntu OpenVZ templates . I have made a set of Ubuntu 10.04 openvz templates available for download HERE . The templates *should* be compatible with the Proxmox Web Interface (thus … Continue reading
Ubuntu 10.04 OpenVZ Templates
OpenVZ is used for Virtualization and is both light weight (minimal software on the host, guests have small footprints on the hard drive, and minimal use of RAM) and fast (native speed). I know there are some fans of Openvz … Continue reading
Improve KVM performance
In this post I would like to share two tips I have found that greatly improve the performance of KVM guests. Both tips work with Linux guests, although only the second tip will work with windows or BSD guests. With … Continue reading
KVM how to use encrypted images
KVM has a number of features that are not always obvious. I would like to show how to use encrypted hard drive images with KVM / QEMU . Encryption is only supported with the qcow format. This option is hinted … Continue reading
LXC Configure Debian Containers
I have been taking Linux Containers for a spin and was advised on IRC that Debian was easier to configure then Ubuntu, so decided to give it a try. In this post I will demonstrate how to use Debian as … Continue reading
LXC Configure Ubuntu Karmic Containers
This post is in follow up to my previous post on configuring Ubuntu Lucid (10.04) LXC containers and in this post I will show you how to configure an Ubuntu Karmic (9.10) LXC container. I will again use debootstrap to … Continue reading
LXC – Linux Containers
Linux containers AKA LXC: How to configure your host node Continue reading