Re: [Users] OpenVZ 8.0 - Alpha Release

2021-09-21 Thread Konstantin Bukharov 
Hi Paolo!

Changing CT parameters on-the-fly is possible via ‘vzct’ libvirt driver since 
7.0.16.


Change CPU number:
virsh -c vzct:///system setvcpus--config

Memory:

virsh -c vzct:///system setmem   --config


Resize disk:
virsh --c  vzct:///system blockresize   


Check current (active) parameters:
virsh -c vzct:///system dominfo 

virsh -c vzct:///system domblklist  vda


Best regards,
Konstantin

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Paulo Coghi - Coghi IT 
Дата: вторник, 21 сентября 2021 г. в 14:49
Кому: OpenVZ users 
Тема: Re: [Users] OpenVZ 8.0 - Alpha Release
Hi Maik!

Congratulations for your incredible achievement! We are really excited about 
it! Also, congratulations on the libvirt integration! It will help OpenVZ be 
adopted in more scenarios!

Silly question: with libvirt as the main management API from now on, will we 
still be able to change resources (CPU, RAM, storage) individually and without 
reboot, as in previous versions of OpenVZ?

About tests, we will start testing soon, in the following week.

We use OpenVZ exclusively for systems containers, and our tests will focus on 
multi-service scenarios, with OpenVZ containers running:

 - email (Postfix, Dovecot, Spamassassin)
 - DNS (Bind server)
 - web servers (mainly Nginx, but maybe Apache as well)
 - PHP
 - databases (MariaDB mainly, but maybe MySQL and PostgreSQL as well)
 - general services like SSH and networking

It will be an honor to provide as much feedback as possible!

As we stated before, in our vision, OpenVZ is by far the most mature, 
performant, seamless and secure virtualization technology. It's unique.


Thanks again and see you soon with the test reports!

On Mon, Sep 20, 2021 at 5:05 PM Maik Broemme 
mailto:maik.broe...@virtuozzo.com>> wrote:
Hi,

I'm pleased to announce the release of OpenVZ 8.0 Alpha Release. The new
release focuses on rebasing OpenVZ to the latest Red Hat Enterprise
Linux 8.4 with 4.18.0-x kernel.

This version is not ready for production use. While we don't intend to
release broken builds, these releases are very early in development, and
not supported for production use, as they may contain errors, and any
resulting instability could cause crashes or data loss, so you should
not deploy this to a production environment. Instead, please try out the
builds in a lab or test environment.

New Features


* Simplified installation program.

* The dispatcher component is now optional and not installed by default
  as are the 'prl*' tools like 'prlctl'. The primary API for managing
  virtual environments is now libvirt. The tools for managing virtual
  environments are now 'virsh' and 'virt-install'. The Parallels SDK as
  well as the 'prl*' tools can be installed for backward compatibility.

* Supported guest operating systems for creating new containers and
  virtual machines are: VzLinux 7 and 8, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 and
  8, CentOS 7, AlmaLinux 8, Debian 10, Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and 20.04 LTS,
  SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 and 15. Additionally, these guest
  operating systems are supported in virtual machines only: Windows
  Server 2016, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2022. Migrated
  containers and virtual machines with older guest operating systems
  should continue to work.

* OpenVZ 8.0 Alpha is based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.4 as well as
  the 4.18.0-x kernels.

* Libvirt storage pools and volumes can be used.

* Problem reports can be collected and sent using the 'vzreport' tool.

* The 'ip_conntrack_disable_ve0' option of the nf_conntrack kernel
  module has been dropped. Connection tracking is now enabled
  automatically if required by iptables rules. Otherwise, it remains
  disabled.

Known Issues


* Resizing container disks may fail

* Microsoft Windows virtual machines created on this alpha build may not
  work

* Virtual machine snapshots may not work

* Network interface hotplugging may not work

Download


All binary components as well as installation ISO images are freely
available at the OpenVZ download server:

https://download.openvz.org/virtuozzo/releases/8.0/
https://download.openvz.org/virtuozzo/releases/8.0/x86_64/iso/openvz-iso-8.0.0-1336.iso

and mirrors:

https://mirrors.openvz.org/

The source code of each component is available in the public repository:

https://src.openvz.org/projects/OVZ

Feedback


Each release includes one or more changes and therefore we are looking to our
user base in testing the new features and improvements of upcoming major
release and providing valued feedback.

This allows critical issues or fixes to be addressed, please provide Alpha
feedback to OpenVZ users mailing list users@openvz.org 
or submitting a
bug in case of a serious issue to https://bugs.openvz.org/

Sincerely,
Maik
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Re: [Users] OpenVZ 8.0 - Alpha Release

2021-09-21 Thread jjs - mainphrame 
Kudos, I've been waiting for this for a long time.

I've migrated the CTs and VMs off of a vz7 host and offered it up for vz8
testing. My initial reaction after vz8 install is relief that the useful
and powerful vz* commands are still present. Now the real testing begins...

Jake

On Mon, Sep 20, 2021 at 8:07 AM Maik Broemme 
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm pleased to announce the release of OpenVZ 8.0 Alpha Release. The new
> release focuses on rebasing OpenVZ to the latest Red Hat Enterprise
> Linux 8.4 with 4.18.0-x kernel.
>
> This version is not ready for production use. While we don't intend to
> release broken builds, these releases are very early in development, and
> not supported for production use, as they may contain errors, and any
> resulting instability could cause crashes or data loss, so you should
> not deploy this to a production environment. Instead, please try out the
> builds in a lab or test environment.
>
> New Features
> 
>
> * Simplified installation program.
>
> * The dispatcher component is now optional and not installed by default
>   as are the 'prl*' tools like 'prlctl'. The primary API for managing
>   virtual environments is now libvirt. The tools for managing virtual
>   environments are now 'virsh' and 'virt-install'. The Parallels SDK as
>   well as the 'prl*' tools can be installed for backward compatibility.
>
> * Supported guest operating systems for creating new containers and
>   virtual machines are: VzLinux 7 and 8, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 and
>   8, CentOS 7, AlmaLinux 8, Debian 10, Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and 20.04 LTS,
>   SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 and 15. Additionally, these guest
>   operating systems are supported in virtual machines only: Windows
>   Server 2016, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2022. Migrated
>   containers and virtual machines with older guest operating systems
>   should continue to work.
>
> * OpenVZ 8.0 Alpha is based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.4 as well as
>   the 4.18.0-x kernels.
>
> * Libvirt storage pools and volumes can be used.
>
> * Problem reports can be collected and sent using the 'vzreport' tool.
>
> * The 'ip_conntrack_disable_ve0' option of the nf_conntrack kernel
>   module has been dropped. Connection tracking is now enabled
>   automatically if required by iptables rules. Otherwise, it remains
>   disabled.
>
> Known Issues
> 
>
> * Resizing container disks may fail
>
> * Microsoft Windows virtual machines created on this alpha build may not
>   work
>
> * Virtual machine snapshots may not work
>
> * Network interface hotplugging may not work
>
> Download
> 
>
> All binary components as well as installation ISO images are freely
> available at the OpenVZ download server:
>
> https://download.openvz.org/virtuozzo/releases/8.0/
>
> https://download.openvz.org/virtuozzo/releases/8.0/x86_64/iso/openvz-iso-8.0.0-1336.iso
>
> and mirrors:
>
> https://mirrors.openvz.org/
>
> The source code of each component is available in the public repository:
>
> https://src.openvz.org/projects/OVZ
>
> Feedback
> 
>
> Each release includes one or more changes and therefore we are looking to
> our
> user base in testing the new features and improvements of upcoming major
> release and providing valued feedback.
>
> This allows critical issues or fixes to be addressed, please provide Alpha
> feedback to OpenVZ users mailing list users@openvz.org or submitting a
> bug in case of a serious issue to https://bugs.openvz.org/
>
> Sincerely,
> Maik
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Re: [Users] OpenVZ 8.0 - Alpha Release

2021-09-21 Thread Paulo Coghi - Coghi IT 
Hi Maik!

Congratulations for your incredible achievement! We are really excited
about it! Also, congratulations on the libvirt integration! It will help
OpenVZ be adopted in more scenarios!

Silly question: with libvirt as the main management API from now on, will
we still be able to change resources (CPU, RAM, storage) individually and
without reboot, as in previous versions of OpenVZ?

About tests, we will start testing soon, in the following week.

We use OpenVZ exclusively for systems containers, and our tests will focus
on multi-service scenarios, with OpenVZ containers running:

 - email (Postfix, Dovecot, Spamassassin)
 - DNS (Bind server)
 - web servers (mainly Nginx, but maybe Apache as well)
 - PHP
 - databases (MariaDB mainly, but maybe MySQL and PostgreSQL as well)
 - general services like SSH and networking

It will be an honor to provide as much feedback as possible!

As we stated before, in our vision, OpenVZ is by far the most mature,
performant, seamless and secure virtualization technology. It's unique.


Thanks again and see you soon with the test reports!

On Mon, Sep 20, 2021 at 5:05 PM Maik Broemme 
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm pleased to announce the release of OpenVZ 8.0 Alpha Release. The new
> release focuses on rebasing OpenVZ to the latest Red Hat Enterprise
> Linux 8.4 with 4.18.0-x kernel.
>
> This version is not ready for production use. While we don't intend to
> release broken builds, these releases are very early in development, and
> not supported for production use, as they may contain errors, and any
> resulting instability could cause crashes or data loss, so you should
> not deploy this to a production environment. Instead, please try out the
> builds in a lab or test environment.
>
> New Features
> 
>
> * Simplified installation program.
>
> * The dispatcher component is now optional and not installed by default
>   as are the 'prl*' tools like 'prlctl'. The primary API for managing
>   virtual environments is now libvirt. The tools for managing virtual
>   environments are now 'virsh' and 'virt-install'. The Parallels SDK as
>   well as the 'prl*' tools can be installed for backward compatibility.
>
> * Supported guest operating systems for creating new containers and
>   virtual machines are: VzLinux 7 and 8, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 and
>   8, CentOS 7, AlmaLinux 8, Debian 10, Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and 20.04 LTS,
>   SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 and 15. Additionally, these guest
>   operating systems are supported in virtual machines only: Windows
>   Server 2016, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2022. Migrated
>   containers and virtual machines with older guest operating systems
>   should continue to work.
>
> * OpenVZ 8.0 Alpha is based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.4 as well as
>   the 4.18.0-x kernels.
>
> * Libvirt storage pools and volumes can be used.
>
> * Problem reports can be collected and sent using the 'vzreport' tool.
>
> * The 'ip_conntrack_disable_ve0' option of the nf_conntrack kernel
>   module has been dropped. Connection tracking is now enabled
>   automatically if required by iptables rules. Otherwise, it remains
>   disabled.
>
> Known Issues
> 
>
> * Resizing container disks may fail
>
> * Microsoft Windows virtual machines created on this alpha build may not
>   work
>
> * Virtual machine snapshots may not work
>
> * Network interface hotplugging may not work
>
> Download
> 
>
> All binary components as well as installation ISO images are freely
> available at the OpenVZ download server:
>
> https://download.openvz.org/virtuozzo/releases/8.0/
>
> https://download.openvz.org/virtuozzo/releases/8.0/x86_64/iso/openvz-iso-8.0.0-1336.iso
>
> and mirrors:
>
> https://mirrors.openvz.org/
>
> The source code of each component is available in the public repository:
>
> https://src.openvz.org/projects/OVZ
>
> Feedback
> 
>
> Each release includes one or more changes and therefore we are looking to
> our
> user base in testing the new features and improvements of upcoming major
> release and providing valued feedback.
>
> This allows critical issues or fixes to be addressed, please provide Alpha
> feedback to OpenVZ users mailing list users@openvz.org or submitting a
> bug in case of a serious issue to https://bugs.openvz.org/
>
> Sincerely,
> Maik
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> Users mailing list
> Users@openvz.org
> https://lists.openvz.org/mailman/listinfo/users
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