CloudLinux and Linux containers (LXC / OpenVZ)

[al4321]

Hi,

Im a virtualization guy and a bit interested in technology behind CloudLinux.
Fr om some quick reading I understood that this is container-type technology you have in there.

Do you use LXC or OpenVZ Linux containers ? (Those also allow to limit CPU and resources to each instance)
If not, why ?

Wh ere is the source code available of your kernel ?

-Technologov

[iseletsk]

CloudLinux is based on OpenVZ kernel, but it doesn use containers itself.
You can find source RPMs for kernel here:
http://repo.cloudlinux.com/cloudlinux/ (just navigate to the version you are looking for).

[cherylcal662]

> CloudLinux is based on OpenVZ kernel, but it doesn use containers itself. [br]You can find source RPMs for kernel here:[br]http://repo.cloudlinux.com/cloudlinux/ (just navigate to the version you are looking for).

hello
Yes sir will do that if anything happens will let you know
Thanks