* Kir Kolyshkin wrote:
> It's pretty simple. What OpenVZ kernel does it creates a container and
> runs /sbin/init inside it. What goes next is up to that particular
> /sbin/init. If you need to run an app let /sbin/init run just it, or let
> this app be /sbin/init (but bear in mind there will be
You may wonna take a look at this:
http://qubes-os.org/Architecture.html
On Nov 10, 2011, at 12:36 PM, Kir Kolyshkin wrote:
On 11/10/2011 01:29 PM, Stoyan Stoyanov wrote:
If thats right you just need to isolate the application process/
processes ? So may be the best way is just chroot it in the
2011/11/10 Tommy
>
> I think I didn't describe my question clearly
>
> what i want to do is :
> 1.create the container
> 2.start the app in the container
>
> this will act as a process virtual machine
>
1. vzctl start
2. vzctl exec
Where can be either an application or a script
Tommy,
You might want to want to look at LXC as well. Although i agree that
is is pretty much impossible to run a single process, but it all
depends what you are trying to do...
(BTW, don't mean to start an LXC vs. OpenVZ flame was, because the
features/tools in VZ are much more mature but becau
On 11/10/2011 01:29 PM, Stoyan Stoyanov wrote:
If thats right you just need to isolate the application process/
processes ? So may be the best way is just chroot it in the standard
linux way.
This way you will only isolate the file system (and not in totally
inescapable way I must add). chroot
On 11/10/2011 11:29 AM, Tommy wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm doing some research on processing virtual machine recently.
>
> As I what know now, I think OpenVZ vps runs the same OS kernel as the
> host system.
> The vps is a group of processes which are forked on the host system.
> In the OpenVZ containe
If thats right you just need to isolate the application process/
processes ? So may be the best way is just chroot it in the standard
linux way. of course u can set limits too, but i don't thing it's
possible in os-virtualization level to run only application?
On Nov 10, 2011, at 10:59 AM,
δΊ 2011/11/10 16:22, Kirill Korotaev ει:
> Yes, it's possible to run a single app in a container.
> The easiest way is to let the startup scripts setup /proc, /sysfs and the
> rest of environment and then specify in inittab or rc.X what to run on this
> particular runlevel.
>
> However, for media
Yes, it's possible to run a single app in a container.
The easiest way is to let the startup scripts setup /proc, /sysfs and the rest
of environment and then specify in inittab or rc.X what to run on this
particular runlevel.
However, for media player you may also need to run some of X parts, no
Hi All,
I'm doing some research on processing virtual machine recently.
As I what know now, I think OpenVZ vps runs the same OS kernel as the
host system.
The vps is a group of processes which are forked on the host system.
In the OpenVZ container, thera are some processes to run an os.
Is it pos
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