On Sun, Dec 11, 2005 at 10:02:19PM +0100, Tor Rune Skoglund wrote:
Hi List!
Anyone care to share their thoughts on how to limit the
reources for a virtual server in the best way.
My requirements basically are the following:
- No single vserver should be allowed to bring the
other vservers and the host down. (Given that the
other vservers are behaving properly.)
- Each vserver should be allowed to use at much
as available of the system resources as long as
the other vservers and the host do not suffer
noticeably from this.
- The host should hopefully never be brought down, and
should always reply easily to ssh administration logins
and commands.
- Disk resources are not important in this setup. (Have
lotsa disk space now, and vservers on separate partitions.)
Any suggestions of limits settings for the vservers to
achieve this?
I'd give about 50-80% of your resources to
each guest, which should assure that you can
still do something (with the remaining 20%)
if a guest starts to act nasty ...
best,
Herbert
Best regards,
Tor Rune Skoglund
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