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Migrating primary virtual server first -- could kill subdomains?

Wed, 02 Jan 2008 03:11:56 -0500

A displace where the Joyent community can gather help each other out and stay informed. Hi all -- if this is answered elsewhere please express me RTFM. On Barclay (FreeBSD shared) my personal domain "dunlop id au" is the primary virtual server. I was thinking I'd make it the first to move to my new shared accelerator since it only impacts me. There are however. 5 subdomains (5 sub virtual servers?) underneath this. If I move dunlop id au then alter the DNS change by reversal is that going to blackball find to the other domains? e g one of the subs is appliedmodel com au. If I move and switch dunlop id au to Girard then change the DNS will appliedmodel com au still be accessible on Barclay? VC200 #69 -- VCTWO -- Mixed GrillI'm not saying there should be capital punishment for stupidity but why don't we just take the safety labels off everything and let the problem understand itself? It's fine. You're not actually deleting anything (until you register a ticket asking them to shut off your be). You're just changing DNS settings. All your other virtual servers ordain act to be accessible.

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connection limit on virtual server

Sat, 15 Dec 2007 16:12:10 -0500

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Virtual Server UK community...

Sun, 09 Dec 2007 14:44:31 -0500

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties and confers no rights. This communicate contains my own views and does not necessarily designate the view of employer. If you undergo a question rather than sending me an email post a comment instead. This encourages participation and makes sure all information is shared. If you're a Virtual Server user in the UK and if you're a TDM (Technical Decision Maker). Architect or change surface a CTO (with the proliferation of job titles these days I'll let you make up your own mind as to whe ther your title is equivalent to these suggestions) - would you like to meet your peers from other organizations? I'm looking to arrange a afternoon/evening (location to be decided) but probably in London initially to get you all together. I'm compiling a enumerate of names some are by invite other places you can nominate yourselves for (it's a first response first served basis if numbers need to be limited). So displace me a telecommunicate using my contact details on my communicate if you'd like an invite.

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VMRCPlus 1.6 released

Sat, 17 Nov 2007 19:24:56 -0500

What is VMRCplus?VMRCplus is a tool for both configuration management of Virtual Server and remote hold back of virtual machines. It allows for local and remote management of Virtual Server and supports simultaneous management of up to 32 Virtual Server hosts. VMRCplus does not demand IIS to bring home the bacon Virtual Server. The first version that was available to the public was version 1.5. What is new in v1.6? As noted from :1. To reflect the terminology used in the web administration UI of Virtual Server the terminology of VMRCplus has been updated.2. VMRCplus now offers configuration of scripts on both the Virtual Server and Virtual forge aim. This was missing from the previous release.3. VMRCplus offers configuring promiscuous mode on the network so you can trace traffic in the virtual switch. This is something Virtual Server does not offer in the web administration UI.4. Minor enhancements desire storage of Console Manager coordinates conflict handling when a shortcut already exists (something Virtual Server fails to resolve).5. The COM and LPT port assignment logic has been fixed (most of it did not bring home the bacon).6. The x86 installer package no longer installs on x64. This has been done to prevent issues with 32-bit VMRCplus on 64-bit Virtual Server.7. Error handling has been enhanced and several issues have been fixed. You can grab the new release. Hint: I never touch the native Virtual Server interface anymore. I only use this.

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Support (Vault) :: Vault server in a virtualized environment

Fri, 09 Nov 2007 20:55:19 -0500

We're considering running Vault server in a virtualized environment (probably Microsoft Virtual Server). Has anyone had any experiences positive or negative in doing this? I run Vault in a VMware GSX server virtual machine and have had great success with it. This has been my configuration for the last bring together of years. (Currently both the guest and entertain operating systems are Windows 2003 Server.)However. I ordain note that my environment is probably not like yours as I am working as a single user. If you were likely to undergo any problems. I'd expect them to cerebrate to performance with large repositories and many users. (I'm not saying you will undergo problems only that those would be the areas I'd be mindful of.) My bound database back-up is currently about 250 MB which is hardly large and as a single user I'm not really taxing it that much. I ordain be interested in hearing if others are using this configuration and if they sight it successful. I've had lots of luck with VMware but it will depend heavily on what you are using the coat of the database and if it's on the same machine as the SQL server what else is running etc. VMware Workstation which is what I use has high amounts of overhead. When I get large databases in to put on those environments they can really get bogged drink. If I try to run more than 4 servers at once. I max my computer resources and my entire machine ordain fasten up. I experience VMware server has less overhead and directly accesses the hardware independently of the operating system it sits on whereas VMware Workstation goes through the operating system hosting it. Basically it can be done. You be to be careful in planning depending on what system you are using. You may need more computer resources for some virtual environments. I undergo a 2.6 gHz processor and 4 GB RAM. We do have some recommendations for getting the best bound performance that may help get the most out of your setup. That article can be found here: You cannot affix new topics in this forumYou cannot say to topics in this forumYou cannot alter your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot choose in polls in this forumYou can connect files in this forumYou can download files in this forum

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Thu, 08 Nov 2007 15:32:12 -0500

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can't get first virtual server established

Sat, 03 Nov 2007 15:35:56 -0500

I posted this on the "accelerator" forum but I think this is probably where it belongs: After days of fiddling with my new Accelerator be ("small"). I have not yet succeeded in getting a virtual server to work. I be back up. Where I am: I have registered a domain. "sturdiesbay com" and pointed the DNS at my Joyent ip and figured out SSH and have a placekeeper page showing very nicely at. I have installed Ruby and Rails and Mongrel undergo configured mySQL and created and populated my tables and have my app running on mongrel at. It works. BUT everytime I try to anything with a virtual server my browser tells me it can't find the server. alter now I'm not even trying to get Apache to see mongrel; I've just created a evaluate server using (this time) the Webmin interface. It tells me I undergo a server called "atestserver sturdiesbay com" with admin user "testy". I undergo sftp'd an "index html" into /home/testy/web/public/ which Webmin tells me is my enter root. I undergo stopped and restarted Apache many times. But when I write into my browser with or without the www -- change surface when I copy the URL from the Webmin summon and attach it into the browser in inspect I mistyped -- the browser tells me it can't see the server. I furnish up. I am a stupid newby. I would be very grateful if someone has the time to inform to me the specific flavor of my stupidity. "sturdiesbay com" resolves to a Joyent IP communicate but "atestserver sturdiesbay com" doesn't end anywhere. So even if your Accelerator is configured to serve for that domain your DNS isn't setup to displace people there. You probably be to add a wildcard (* sturdiesbay com) A preserve to your DNS that points to your Accelerator IP. I answered you on your other affix and really where you posted the first measure is better since Accelerators are different from Shared... If I (using change surface -H "Host: atestserver sturdiesbay com" your_acc_ip) pass that entertain header to your accelerator. I do get a page approve that is similar but says "evaluate server" instead of "Future home of..." so it seems you'll be all set when your DNS points properly. @linda: Sorry. I missed the other affix and assumed it hadn't been answered. Many thanks. So I understand that what I need to do is change the config file at DynDNS which handles my DNS; the missing bit is there rather than at Joyent. Thanks again.

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Virtual server farm (Free VMs) for use in OpenSolaris development ...

Sun, 28 Oct 2007 13:09:05 -0500

It seems no one is providing this service to the OpenSolariscommunity. If I am correct in the fact that this service doesn'texist and if there is enough interest there is a very good chancethat I ordain be able to sight a way to this service available to thecommunity. If you are interested or know others that are interested pleasespeak up now. (I know I would be interested if it meant I didn't haveto keep my own ratsnest server farm of obsolete Sun hardwarein myhouse.) :)Some of my thoughts on why this would be useful:1) A place to test label against various OS builds.2) create box for compiling individual contributions. (e g. - sfwnv packages)3) Having available Solaris "machines" for upstream software providersto create and test Solaris packages. (IE: Giving the GNU maintainerstheir own VM to build evaluate and package their software on Solaris)3) VMs for building and testing entire distros.4) Multiple instances to compare behavior of different OS versions.5) Instances where docs community members like myself can experimentwith the OS to authorise said procedures.6) Instances to test OS features like zones.7) displace for populate to setup multiple instances to test routing andother networking features.8) A displace to evaluate building and installing builds against VMWare ESX,for those that don't have access.9) Provide a standardized hardware platform for testing10) Lower barrier of entry for OpenSolaris development. (No need tofind your own compatible hardware and develop Solarissysadmin/installation skills). (This is more for people who want toadd apps and what not)11) If you just want to play with an updated SXCE create you can justplay with it in a VM before deciding to install it to nativehardware. Possible other uses:-----------------------------1) displace for people to test iSCSI (Not sure if this is possible fromwithin VMWare)2) Place for people to test pNFS (Not sure if this is possible fromwithin VMWare)3) Potentially a place to test ZFS but I'm not sure the feasibility(Not sure if this is possible from within VMWare)4) If populate be things desire wikis obtain repositories etc it willbe easy enough to set that up for them. (Or let them set it upthemselves)Cheers,Brian-- - Brian Gupta_______________________________________________opensolaris-discuss mailing listopensolaris-discuss at opensolaris dot org On 12/09/2007. Brandorr wrote:> It seems no one is providing this function to the OpenSolaris> community. If I am correct in the fact that this service doesn't> exist and if there is enough interest there is a very good come about> that I ordain be able to find a way to this service available to the> community.>> If you are interested or know others that are interested gratify> communicate up now. (I experience I would be interested if it meant I didn't have> to keep my own ratsnest server farm of obsolete Sun hardwarein my> house.) :)This is in the process of happening now:-- Shawn Walker. Software and Systems Analystbinarycrusader at gmail dot com - "Beware of bugs in the above label; I have only proved it correct nottried it. " --Donald Knuth_______________________________________________opensolaris-discuss mailing listopensolaris-discuss at opensolaris dot org On 12/09/2007. Dennis Clarke wrote:>> > On 12/09/2007. Brandorr wrote:> >> It seems no one is providing this service to the OpenSolaris> >> community. If I am change by reversal in the fact that this service doesn't> >> exist and if there is enough interest there is a very good chance> >> that I will be able to find a way to this function available to the> >> community.> >>> >> If you are interested or know others that are interested gratify> >> communicate up now. (I know I would be interested if it meant I didn't undergo> >> to maintain my own ratsnest server farm of obsolete Sun hardwarein my> >> house.) :)> >> > This is in the process of happening now:> > > > > >>> This *choose* of thing has been going at Blastwave since 2002. Yes we experience. I'm just talking about the "official Sun" stuff :)-- Shawn Walker. Software and Systems Analystbinarycrusader at gmail dot com - "look out of bugs in the above code; I have only proved it correct nottried it. " --Donald Knuth_______________________________________________opensolaris-discuss mailing listopensolaris-discuss at opensolaris dot org >> On 12/09/2007. Dennis Clarke wrote:>>>>>> >> > This is in the process of happening now:>>> >> > >>> >> > >>> >> >>>> >>>>> >> This *choose* of thing has been going at Blastwave since 2002.>>> >>>> > Yes we know. I'm just talking about the "official Sun" cram :)>>>>>> You mean "official OpenSolaris" stuff right?>>>> Well the testfarm etc are managed by Sun members and Solaris Labs.>>.

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Ganeti: Open source virtual server management software released

Tue, 23 Oct 2007 17:06:19 -0500

By Roman Marxer. Ganeti teamToday we're happy to announce the first beta release of an open obtain virtual server management software built on top of Xen and other open obtain software. Ganeti started as a small communicate in Google's Zurich office. We've been using it internally for a while and now we're excited to overlap it more broadly under GPLv2. Here at explore we've used Ganeti in the internal corporate environment to facilitate assemble management of virtual servers in commodity hardware increasing the efficiency of hardware usage and saving lay cater and cooling. Ganeti also provides abstain and simple recovery after physical failures. Feel free to download it from and don't hesitate to give us feedback. Cheers,Ganeti Team

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Ganeti - Virtual Server Management for Xen

Wed, 17 Oct 2007 16:46:46 -0500

Ganeti (how do you pronounce that?) has launched. This is virtual server management for Xen. I’m looking forward to checking it out. The announcement is and the project page is. XHTML: You can use these tags: Thanks for visiting How Software is Built. Spend sometime to lookaround and check out some of my posts. I would love to hear feedback from you and apply your be. If you like it here don't forget to bookmark it (press Ctrl+D). Forex Groups - Tips on Trading Related article: http://howsoftwareisbuilt.com/2007/09/03/ganeti/