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Introduction to OS Virtualization, Containers, and OpenVZ
Start: Oct 08, 6:00 p.m.
End: Oct 08, 7:00 p.m.
Location: 223
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Container features have started appearing in the mainline Linux kernel but bit will be a few years before LXC (Linux Native Containers) reaches the functionality of much older, out-of-tree projects such as OpenVZ and Linux-VServer.
This presentation will serve as an introduction to containers with an emphasis on OpenVZ and will answer such questions as:
What is OS Virtualization and why are containers important?
What virtualization use cases are containers especially well suited for?
What virtualization use cases are containers not well suited for?
A brief history of OpenVZ will be provided along with installation instructions and a demo of container creation, configuration and live migration.
Linux user since Jan. 1995. Montana LUG member since 1998. Former lead of the BillingsLUG, current leader of the BozemanLUG. OpenVZ community member since 2005. I also run a hub for Montana area LUGs: montanalinux.org