Hi,
I'm using Proxmox since 2.x version, and always has been using OpenVZ except to virtualize my only one Windows server.
Today, I installed Proxmox 4.x beta in a server. I'm new to LXC and I have some doubts:
- Is it posible to change dinamically disk size? Using Proxmox web interface it's not posible.
- How LXC stores files? When I created a LXC CT I saw in the logs that a raw file was created similar to KVM raw disk images.
In these page (https://www.stgraber.org/2013/12/21/...ntainer-usage/) I read:
Exchanging data with a container
Because containers directly share their filesystem with the host, theres a lot of things that can be done to pass data into a container or to get stuff out.
The first obvious one is that you can access the containers root at:
/var/lib/lxc/<container name>/rootfs/
I also read that LXC it's similar to a chroot, and I expected to be my files in /var/lib/lxc/<container name>/rootfs or in some place similar to OpenVZ private folder.
I appreciate the comments of the LXC experts.
Regards.
I'm using Proxmox since 2.x version, and always has been using OpenVZ except to virtualize my only one Windows server.
Today, I installed Proxmox 4.x beta in a server. I'm new to LXC and I have some doubts:
- Is it posible to change dinamically disk size? Using Proxmox web interface it's not posible.
- How LXC stores files? When I created a LXC CT I saw in the logs that a raw file was created similar to KVM raw disk images.
In these page (https://www.stgraber.org/2013/12/21/...ntainer-usage/) I read:
Quote:
Exchanging data with a container
Because containers directly share their filesystem with the host, theres a lot of things that can be done to pass data into a container or to get stuff out.
The first obvious one is that you can access the containers root at:
/var/lib/lxc/<container name>/rootfs/
I appreciate the comments of the LXC experts.
Regards.