| Re: Re: lvm and openvz [message #45705 is a reply to message #45690] |
Thu, 29 March 2012 16:51   |
jjs - mainphrame
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I'm running the rhel-based kernel on my debian 6 openvz server with good
results. Better performance and more features.
https://plus.google.com/114658067490332530482/posts/dbHMM22n Rv1
Joe
On Thu, Mar 29, 2012 at 2:09 AM, David Brown <david@westcontrol.com> wrote:
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>> Kir.
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> I am using a non-rhel6 openvz kernel because I don't use RHEL - I use
> Debian on my servers. Are you suggesting that I should specifically use
> the RHEL6 openvz kernel even though I use Debian? That's something I
> haven't thought of trying, but if it is the recommendation of the OpenVZ
> developers, then I will give it a shot.
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> More generally, I would hope that one day OpenVZ will change over to
> following the current kernel (or perhaps the current long-term support
> kernels) - there has been a lot of development since 2.6.32, not all of
> which gets backported by Red Hat. I'd expect that a lot of OpenVZ code can
> be merged with or replaced by the container support in later kernels. I
> also think that if OpenVZ doesn't catch up, then people will migrate to
> other solutions such as Linux VServer or LXC (I know I considered it for
> the last server I configured).
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> Of course, I fully appreciate that something like that takes a lot of
> effort, and that means time, money, people to do the work, testing, etc.,
> etc. But one can still hope!
>
> David
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