manuals:vps:vpsadminos
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| manuals:vps:vpsadminos [2019/10/22 16:48] – Aither | manuals:vps:vpsadminos [2020/04/10 22:44] – [vpsAdminOS] snajpa | ||
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| ====== vpsAdminOS ====== | ====== vpsAdminOS ====== | ||
| - | Since [[information: | + | Since [[information: |
| aren't supporting it, we had to find a way to upgrade our kernel, which | aren't supporting it, we had to find a way to upgrade our kernel, which | ||
| meant choosing a different virtualization technology. Linux kernel now | meant choosing a different virtualization technology. Linux kernel now | ||
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| - Developing vpsAdminOS into something usable | - Developing vpsAdminOS into something usable | ||
| - Integration with vpsAdmin | - Integration with vpsAdmin | ||
| - | - Opening of a staging environment with vpsAdminOS | + | - Opening of a staging environment with vpsAdminOS |
| - Testing, fixing bugs, implementing missing features, preparing for production | - Testing, fixing bugs, implementing missing features, preparing for production | ||
| - | - New production nodes are using vpsAdminOS, new VPS can be created only there | + | - New production nodes are using vpsAdminOS |
| + | - vpsAdminOS is available in Prague | ||
| - Gradual migration of all VPS from OpenVZ nodes to vpsAdminOS, one node after another | - Gradual migration of all VPS from OpenVZ nodes to vpsAdminOS, one node after another | ||
| - End of story | - End of story | ||
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| UID/GID maps for VPS and NAS datasets, which will let each member to isolate | UID/GID maps for VPS and NAS datasets, which will let each member to isolate | ||
| his own VPS and yet share some chosen range of user/group IDs. | his own VPS and yet share some chosen range of user/group IDs. | ||
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| - | The user namespace significantly changes how you can share data between VPS | ||
| - | and NAS. At the moment, it is **not possible** to mount NAS to a VPS running | ||
| - | on a vpsAdminOS node so that you'd have access to the data. This will become | ||
| - | possible when custom UID/GID maps are properly implemented. | ||
| ==== General ==== | ==== General ==== | ||
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| ===== Behaviour changes in vpsAdmin ===== | ===== Behaviour changes in vpsAdmin ===== | ||
| + | * NAS and snapshots are not accessed using vpsAdmin [[manuals: | ||
| + | * IP address management is split into routed and interface addresses | ||
| * Reinstalling VPS on vpsAdminOS no longer deletes subdatasets and does not reset its configuration to the initial state, e.g. VPS features remain as they were. | * Reinstalling VPS on vpsAdminOS no longer deletes subdatasets and does not reset its configuration to the initial state, e.g. VPS features remain as they were. | ||
| * VPS features: bridge, iptables and NFS aren't configurable, | * VPS features: bridge, iptables and NFS aren't configurable, | ||
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| In order for all members to test VPS on vpsAdminOS, we've created so called | In order for all members to test VPS on vpsAdminOS, we've created so called | ||
| staging environment. It's similar to playground, where everyone can create a | staging environment. It's similar to playground, where everyone can create a | ||
| - | VPS. When creating a VPS, just select location **Staging** and the VPS will be | + | VPS. When creating a VPS, just select location **Staging** and deselect **Keep platform**. |
| - | created on a vpsAdminOS node. | + | The VPS will be created on a vpsAdminOS node. |
| It's terms of use are similar to [[manuals: | It's terms of use are similar to [[manuals: | ||
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