On Fri, Mar 04, 2011 at 09:32:59AM -0800, Roderick A. Anderson wrote: > Well it seems my Linux-Vserver presentation proposal is getting some > interest (first page of the most popular sessions) so I better get > working on it. :-) > Since it will be from a Administrative/User perspective (ie. mine) > I would like to add some broader statistics to the presentation. > What Linux-Vserver is running on (hardware), in general, any hardware supported by Linux will be fine for Linux-VServer, if you encounter any issues, consider them a bug and report them to us ... in particular, I had/have Linux-VServer running on: - x86/x86_64 - powerpc/powerpc64/xbox360 - ia64 - hppa/pa-risc - s390/x - arm - mips > how many guests per host, typically 30-40, but in some cases just a single guest, and in other cases up to 1000 guests for testing purposes (not Linux-VServer testing :) > which distribution(s) for the host(s)/guests(s), mostly Mandrake/Mandriva/Mageia here but for guests also: - redhat - debian - gentoo > and types of applications the guests are running. from typical web setups over specialized tunneling solutions to build environment and specific low resource test setups (often with only a single process per guest) > From watching this list I know some of you are doing some really > interesting stuff with Linux-Vserver. Come on all you lurkers. > So my request is to anyone willing to share this type of information. > Either as a reply to the list or as a private message. I will remove > any identifying information (unless you want some free advertising) > before using it in the presentation. > I am also interested in how the developers and those providing > support to the project (repos, templates, patches, utilities) are > using Linux-Vserver or making money from Linux-Vserver. for my part, whenever I need lightweight isolation, I'm using Linux-VServer for the job, after all, that's why I got involved in the first place ... if simple isolation doesn't cut it (usually when other operating systems are involved) I use kvm on the host as well HTH, Herbert > TIA, > Rod > --