OpenVZ Essentials

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OpenVZ Essentials

By : Mark Furman

Book Image

OpenVZ Essentials

By: Mark Furman

Overview of this book

OpenVZ Essentials

OpenVZ Essentials

Credits

About the Author

About the Author

About the Reviewers

About the Reviewers

www.PacktPub.com

www.PacktPub.com

Preface

Free Chapter

Installing OpenVZ

Installing OpenVZ

What is OS-level virtualization?

What is OpenVZ?

System requirements

The disk partition scheme

The yum configuration

Installing vzkernel

Installing vzctl and vzquota

Restarting the server

OS Templates and Creating Containers

OS Templates and Creating Containers

Getting started with OS templates

Selecting an OS template

Container configuration

OpenVZ Container Administration

OpenVZ Container Administration

The vzctl command

Using vzctl to suspend and resume a container

Using vzctl to mount and unmount a container

Further use of vzctl set

Server Administration Using OpenVZ

Server Administration Using OpenVZ

Important system files

Managing and configuring the CPU

Memory management

The /var/log/vzctl.log file

Using OpenVZ Web Panel – Part One

Using OpenVZ Web Panel – Part One

OpenVZ Web Panel

Configuring /opt/ovz-web-panel/config/config.yml

Logging in to OpenVZ Web Panel

Physical servers

Using OpenVZ Web Panel – Part Two

Using OpenVZ Web Panel – Part Two

Understanding the virtual server information page

Index

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Summary

In this chapter, we discussed how to install OpenVZ Web Panel; how to configure custom settings inside /etc/ow.config; how to set up OS templates; and how to create, edit, and remove containers. In the next chapter, we will finish our discussion of OpenVZ Web Panel by looking at how to configure more advanced settings.