Recent content by meto

Probably you have KVM-only kernel, which is now .35 i believe.

Could you point me to a .pm where memmory limits are calculated? I can't find it. --edit According to OpenVZ wiki (http://wiki.openvz.org/VSwap) this should be really easy. It seams that the swappages are ignored if not supported and treated as primary when they are set. So the only thing would...

I'll se about that if i'd have free time next week.

What about "if ... else..."? Really that's quite "simple"...

I've got better better performance with SATA drives in soft-raid1. Maybe you've run benchmark on heavy loaded system?

It seams that yu have DNS issue.

Not yet mate... --edit Oh, sorry I misread ;)

Since Proxmox always was using Ram+Swap combination (not burst), can we suspect to have vSwap working?

First rule of using SSD Drives - always use latest firmware. It's very important, while there is still a lot of they can do to improve performance and durability. It's not like HDD's, when you rarely have firmware updates.

+1 @up swRAID is generic, that's awsome! Perfomance-wise is getting better and better. --Update How about SSDs? They work better without hwraid.

The question is - would it be valid for Proxmox 2.x?

As of 2.6.39+ Xen is in mainline linux kernel. I'd like to start a discussion: should it be supported in Proxmox? I moved from it in torwards KVM, but when we have both in kernel woldn't it be nice to have KVM/Xen kernel? :) Count me as Yes, but not in favor of Xen itself. I'd like to see...

Can't wait to see Proxmox 2.0 even in beta :)

Re: Live migration of KVM VM's from slave to master still not working... If it's possible you could try to connect them directly with one cable on other interface.