I played with the live-migration of OpenVZ that should work now. But I´m not sure if live-migration is really useable now. If I´m just logged in via ssh (Putty) without doing anything there and do a live-migration it´s working fine. Sould mean: After migration I can still work in my Putty-Window without a new logon.
But if I let following run (again in Putty-window) in the bash it often hangs and does not respond when I do a live-migration:
I tried a while loop with date just to quick find out how long there is a noticeable interrupt while migrating. Sometimes it worked. Often it does not worked and it seems like the Putty-session freezed (should mean, CTRL-C does not work, Enter did not make a new empty line, date-lines stop). And I ask me, when this happens to this simple loop in the bash what happens with database-write, incoming mails (with or without SSL) or other important stuff?
I have not tried this in KVM yet - but currently I don´t really trust the live-migration with OpenVZ-VMs. Or have I missed something to think about here?
Greetings,
user100
But if I let following run (again in Putty-window) in the bash it often hangs and does not respond when I do a live-migration:
Code:
while :;do date; done
I tried a while loop with date just to quick find out how long there is a noticeable interrupt while migrating. Sometimes it worked. Often it does not worked and it seems like the Putty-session freezed (should mean, CTRL-C does not work, Enter did not make a new empty line, date-lines stop). And I ask me, when this happens to this simple loop in the bash what happens with database-write, incoming mails (with or without SSL) or other important stuff?
I have not tried this in KVM yet - but currently I don´t really trust the live-migration with OpenVZ-VMs. Or have I missed something to think about here?
Greetings,
user100
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