Hi,
Why don't you make a test with OpenVSwitch?
You can setup an SDN with it.
TIA,
Ruzsi
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Hello,
Do you want to use the actual host-OS to create LXC-images from it? This
sounds like a bit of a complex thing to do (are you attempting to
duplicate your host-OS to be run within containers?)
If you want to create images from containers (my initial assumption), use:
lxc publish container-
Hello,
> Currently using apt-cacher-ng here, works great. What are possible
benefits of your solution?
apt-cacher-ng is definitely a better option for production. This is an
experimental (for now) solution that I would like to put out into the
wild to see if it is useful for small-scale updates o
Maybe a VPN container that peers with the other VPN containers and runs a
dynamic routing protocol? Then just setup a route on the lxd host to the
VPN guest. Make it config driven so you just push a new peer list to
update. Or not and just push the updated container?
On Sep 18, 2016 4:21 AM, "To
Hi,
Pardon me if the syntax of the email is incorrect. I am a newbie here.
Hope to learn from you experts.
I am facing some issues running glxgears app in root mode on lxc2.0
privileged container.
I am running lxc2.0 container(privileged) on Ubuntu 16.0.4LTS 32-bit.
Inside the container I insta
Hello,
I am new to LXD/LXC, and search a lot in google, but seems didn't find any
help/tutorial/steps how to do the following:
How to create LXD image from running working linux distribution?
Here is the case, I have installed Linux Mint 18 (which has GUI Desktop), I
want create LXD ima
Currently using apt-cacher-ng here, works great. What are possible
benefits of your solution?
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Marat Khalili
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Hello folks,
I have built an experimental, interactive CLI tool (extremely Alpha)
that makes it possible to share .deb packages between containers in a
hierarchical order.
What this means is that if you are running 10 Ubuntu containers (for
example), you can just update 1 container and share the
Sorry, the bit I missed (I keep doing this) is that I'm trying to script it
with commands to be pushed from the host.
All of the Go install instructions require the setting up of environment
variables something like this:
echo 'export GOROOT=$HOME/go' >> .profile
echo 'export PATH=$PATH:$GOROOT/bin
