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Xen On Debian Wheezy With LVM

Xen On Debian Wheezy With LVMAuthor: Jason Norwood-Young jason [at] freespeechpub dot co dot zaSo you’ve got some serious server needs. You want a bunch of servers, with a couple of operating systems, running their own crazy sites doing righteous stuff, serving the world and making it a better place. There’s only one problem – you’re poor. Too poor to fire up AWS servers and Rackspace servers without counting the hours they’re up, and weeping every time you recieve the bill.Don’t fret – you can have what you’re looking for, for way less than those cloud servers cost ya, especially if you need

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How To Set Up Xen 4.3 On Debian Wheezy (7.0.2) And Then Upgrade To Jessie

How To Set Up Xen 4.3 On Debian Wheezy (7.0.2) And Then Upgrade To JessieVersion 1.0Author: Peter Okupski This will be a quick and easy setup of XEN(dom0-hypervisor) and one virtual system (domU-guest). I wanted to test out XEN as my second experience after VMware and since many web pages are outdated and have many old fixed bugs and errors. I have decided to give it a spin with XEN.Important note:Who will benefit from this tutorial: Only beginners who would like to test simple virtual machines without any real Cloud appliance like XenOrchestra, Cloudstack, Openc

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Installing Virtualizor on CentOS 6.5 with RAID1

Installing Virtualizor on CentOS 6.5 with RAID1This guide covers installing the Virtualizor control panel on CentOS 6.5 with RAID1.Install the OSInstalling the operating system is fairly standard and I will not cover it in this tutoral. For raid1 to work you will need to have atleast 2 identical hard drives. On installation you will need to set a custom partition layout so that enough space is left to create volume groups. I usually set the following:/ 140GB ext3 (raid1)swap 10GBThis is enough space for the operating system and a collection of images.Create the partitionsOnce you have installe

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