To create a container, you have to
-Choose the container ID
-Choose the OS template to use for the Container
Choose a container id greater than 100. CTID 0-100 are reserver.
fedora-7-x86_64.tar.gz
suse-10.3-x86_64.tar.gz
-To list all the OS templates in the Hardware Node.
The
-Choose the container ID
-Choose the OS template to use for the Container
Choose a container id greater than 100. CTID 0-100 are reserver.
# vzlist -a
-To list all the containers in the Hardware Node. You can choose a ID other than in the list.
# ls /vz/template/cache/
centos-5-x86_64.tar.gzfedora-7-x86_64.tar.gz
suse-10.3-x86_64.tar.gz
-To list all the OS templates in the Hardware Node.
After the Container ID and the installed OS template have been chosen, you can create the Container private area with the
vzctl
create
command. The private area is the directory
containing the actual files of the given Container; it is usually
residing in /vz/private/CTID/
. The private area is
mounted to the /vz/root/CTID
directory on the
Hardware Node and provides Container users with a complete Linux file
system tree.The
vzctl create
command requires only the Container ID and
the name of the OS template as arguments; however, in order to avoid
setting all the Container resource control parameters after creating the
private area, you can specify a sample configuration to be used for
your new Container. The sample configuration files are residing in the /etc/vz/conf
directory and have names with the following mask: ve-configname.conf-sample
.
The most commonly used sample is the ve-basic.conf-sample
file; this sample file has resource control parameters suitable for most
Containers.
# vzctl create <CTID> --ostemplate centos-5-x86 -–config basic
If you specify neither an OS template nor a sample configuration,
Now the VPS is created. We can now configure the VPS with the start-up and network parameters.
vzctl
will try to take the corresponding values from the global OpenVZ
configuration file (/etc/vz/vz.conf
).Now the VPS is created. We can now configure the VPS with the start-up and network parameters.
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