On Tue, Jan 17, 2006 at 11:11:58AM +0530, sukrit wrote:
> Guys, I am about to setup VServer on Centos 4.2. I want to create one
> vserver image which I will prepare with all the settings I require. I
> then hope to paste many copies of this image and create the settings
> in the configuration files on the fly using a script. I was wondering
> what the recommended method for doing this is, keeping in mind that I
> would ideally like to use a single image file, something like a *.iso,
> which I can extract or mount. Is that possible? what would the least
> resource-hungry solution be for this?
please have a look at unification and the devel CoW
Link Breaking which should allow you to do what you
want with no overhead and/or larger resource consumption
the best way to 'build' such guests (for now) is to use
the 'skeleton' build method to do the configuration and
copy/link/unify the template into the empty guest dir
HTH,
Herbert
> Thanks,
> Sukrit.D.
>
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Received on Tue Jan 17 14:53:10 2006