[vserver] Developer recommendations.

From: Roderick A. Anderson <raanders_at_cyber-office.net>
Date: Tue 06 Jul 2010 - 23:13:25 BST
Message-ID: <4C33AA85.201@cyber-office.net>

I currently use LV hosts and guests based on CentOS 5.x.

This means I either have to learn to build my own kernel RPM or (this is
going to sound bad no matter how I put it) trust in others. The trust
isn't so much in their work but in their having time to do the work.

I figure I should start building my own. This way I get the latest and
greatest and it could lead to a LV "distribution."

So how do I go about getting the leanest and meanest host? Right now,
even if I build from a stripped down install of CentOS there are a pile
of "extras".

But I'd still like to build CentOS guests (yum, etc.) to make the
maintenance/upkeep easier on others.

They feel like contradictory goals.

So my question for now: How do the developers build their systems?

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Rod

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