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Linux Vservers
Linux Vservers allow you to run multiple virtual linux machines on a single physical server.
Vservers provide:
- complete isolation: each vserver appears as a totally separate machine.
- limited resource overhead: unlike similar solutions (UML, Xen), vservers are very efficient and require little additional overhead.
- enhanced chroot/jail: the Vserver project fixes some fundamental flaws in typical chroot/jails that would otherwise compromise security.
- resource sharing: files that don't change frequently, such as libraries or binaries can be shared so that disk space and memory can be shared in a secure way.
- Benefits
- The benefits to using vservers.
- Technical Details
- Details on how vservers are implemented.
- Prepare the Host
- Preparing the host server to be able to run vservers.
- Create an Instance
- Creating a vserver instance.
- Configuration
- Configuration options for vservers.
- Usage
- tricks, tips, howtos and FAQs
- References
- old stuff
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