[pve-devel] Crashing debian wheezy guests after migration

[Michael Rasmussen]

On Fri, 19 Dec 2014 19:22:17 +0100
Michael Rasmussen <mir at datanom.net> wrote:

> All my Debian servers are running wheezy and none of them has ever
> crashed due to migration.
> 
Adding to above: I have extended the Unix philosophy to servers as well
like this. On a server I only have one service which does it well, or
perhaps 2 or 3 if the services is tightly coupled.

In this way, except for a few, all my servers has specs like this:
CPU: 1 - 4
RAM: 1 - 4 GB
Disks: 1 - 2 (Either one 16 - 24 GB or one 8 GB and one 20 - 30 GB). A
few which needs a lot of space has a second disk 200 - 500 GB.
Requirements larger than that will be a disk directly from NAS|SAN
either as block device or as shared storage through NFS.

Above means fast migration, fast snapshot, and fast backup for most.

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