New on LowEndTalk? Please Register and read our Community Rules.
All new Registrations are manually reviewed and approved, so a short delay after registration may occur before your account becomes active.
All new Registrations are manually reviewed and approved, so a short delay after registration may occur before your account becomes active.
[CentOS/Ubuntu] Is there any alternatives to Proxmox?
afterSt0rm
Member
in General
As DelimiterVPS has a very small set of installable ISOs on their $5USD dedicated, and Debian Stable ins't in their list, is there any alternatives to Proxmox, OpenNode and OpenNebula that can be installed on top of a running CentOS/Ubuntu server?
Thank you!
Comments
Virtualizor works on CentOS, think Delimiter were also giving some licences away with certain servers.
You could also wait for VirtKick to beta.
Are yousure you want to run Proxmox on an Atom 230?
There's openvz web panel
The $5 Atom is not a real dedicated server - it doesn't have a hard disk. I.e. it is a hybrid with dedicated RAM and CPU and virtualized storage. So it only supports the OSes that support the virtualized storage (i.e. rootfs on iscsi). That's why you don't see so many OS choices there.
Also this CPU doesn't support hardware virtualization. But OpenVZ should work. Why don't you try OpenVZ with commandline control (i.e. vzctl commands).
Yes, I know. I really don't want to work with OpenVZ from command line on that server, too much work this week to waste time with it by now.
As I will not be serving anything resource intensive on this server, yes. Why not?
I will take a look at Virtualizor. I can't wait for VirtKick, unfortunately.
Do you all think that Feathur from BlueVM is a good idea?
vzctl works
^^This, nothing else required.