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It runs on the HW node, not within the virtual containers. You do not have to do anything special within the VE, just use ISPConfig/quota as usual. The OpenVZ quota system will take care of the rest.
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That's great! I'll take a closer look.
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Of course you'll have "RHEL based" kernel afterwards, but you won't notice that.
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Yeah, you're right, i'll be working in the VMs, so who cares what the base node is as long as it's secure.
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OVZ Web Panel uses built-in Webrick server - consumes nearly nothing. Make sure to edit the file /etc/owp.conf to enable SSL (config within OVZ dir will be ignored)
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I've been using this to start the secure web server, and that allows me to use OpenVZ Web Panel securely:
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ruby /opt/ovz-web-panel/script/server_ssl webrick -e production -p 3001 -b 0.0.0.0 -d
I'll take a look and see if I can figure out how to set the configuration to use the SSL port.
Are you running a web server on your primary node to manage your VMs then?
I'll look into reflexify framework. Thanks... Are you using ISPConfig 3 to backup your VMs?
I just purchased a Dell PowerEdge 2950 III, 2U system that has 2 2.33 Intel Xenon processors, 16GB RAM, and has 6 450GB SAS 15K.6 drives in a RAID 10 configuration. This server is being configured now, and will go into a local data center on the 15th of March. I think I can probably get away with running a few VMs as I am doing now.
Thanks for taking the time to reply back, and for the valuable information!
Regards,
Darin