Background:
I am in the middle of researching a switch from VMware's free ESXi server to
Linux containers. I have found somewhat spotty documentation which in
general does not bother me, but I have come to a bit of a roadblock.
I use Gentoo as my distribution of choice (I have many machines
Gentoo has an unsupported script called lxc-gentoo that will ...
Any help to resolve the above situations would be appreciated.
Hi Kelly,
I am one of the lxc-gentoo authors. However, I am only able to
spend time on it sporadically and mostly merge other people's
fixes and additions these
Hi,
Is it an expected behavior for containers to share the host root
filesystem when I *specify* the rootfs in the config file? I hope not.
Here is my config
lxc.utsname = mylxc
lxc.rootfs = /lxc/test/rootfs
lxc.mount = /lxc/test.fstab
lxc.tty = 3
Note that I do not have network related
collectd is a daemon that collects statistics in a round-robin database,
for subsequent performance analysis. I'm deploying it as a replacement
for munin.
When I deploy collectd nodes in containers, many of the basic plugins
are not useful, because (as at 2.6.32) queries like how much memory is
Nirmal Guhan vavat...@gmail.com writes:
Is it an expected behavior for containers to share the host root
filesystem when I *specify* the rootfs in the config file?
No.
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