Hallo Till,nur leider hat sowohl LXC als auch KVM diverse Nachteile gegenüber OpenVZ
(Quelle: https://download.openvz.org/debian/)The Linux kernel images also works in "jessie" but have not been uploaded
to that repository.
und"There is no actively development for OpenVZ in 3.10 kernel. The sources have been released as is and then it is up to the community to jump in. The former OpenVZ team has been acquired by Virtuozzo to concentrate of developing Virtuozzo Core." (Quelle: Siehe hier)
"Sorry, but you are totally wrong here. My name is Sergey Bronnikov and I am community manager of OpenVZ project. I want to answer on your post on behalf of OpenVZ Team.
We are not dead and we are working hard under RHEL7 kernel. All development process is open, so you can monitor it in mail list. In May our developers ported several kernel features to RHEL7 kernel and we are close to switching from porting and development features to bugfixing and kernel stabilization. More over as we are opened development process you can participate in kernel development and speed up it by your efforts.
If you are follow to our news you can know that we opened source tree for upcoming RHEL7, moved to another GIT repository and plan to open sources of userspace utilities in next month. More news coming soon, if you have interested please follow us." (Quelle: Siehe hier)
Bezogen auf das Zitat habe ich jetzt abschließend nur noch zwei Fragen:...das neue OpenVZ ist halt mehr oder weniger nur noch ein Wrapper für KVM und LXC...
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