LXC Containers or KVM? [on hold]
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I have 3 Linux servers on Virtualbox(2 of them are Debian and one is Ubuntu). I want to bring them together into one VM by creating one virtual machine to act as a KVM.
I'm just wondering if it is possible to manage different guest VMs inside the LXC to act a KVM or can this only be done using QEMU/Libvirt to manage the VMs?
Edit* I want to be able to know if I can control my Linux servers remotely using commands rather than a graphical desktop environment.
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I have 3 Linux servers on Virtualbox(2 of them are Debian and one is Ubuntu). I want to bring them together into one VM by creating one virtual machine to act as a KVM.
I'm just wondering if it is possible to manage different guest VMs inside the LXC to act a KVM or can this only be done using QEMU/Libvirt to manage the VMs?
Edit* I want to be able to know if I can control my Linux servers remotely using commands rather than a graphical desktop environment.
linux kvm lxc
asked Nov 30 at 18:27
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You can run guests in guests, but that becomes complex, completely uncalled for, and not advised. What do you mean by "LXC to act like KVM " ? they are different technologies , how would they act the same? What are you wanting?
– Panther
Dec 1 at 14:45
I want to be able to know if I can control my Linux servers remotely using commands rather than a graphical desktop environment. I recently started my knowledge about LXC so I'm not entirely knowledgeable of the technologies behind it. So I just kind of wonder in between the LXC sides and KVM sides knowing their differences.
– ThomasJH
Dec 1 at 16:17
Of course you can. You can ssh into the host and configure the guests, start, stop, or you can ssh into the guests. Look at docker and virsh. You can also connect to virt-manager via ssh
– Panther
Dec 1 at 16:37
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I have 3 Linux servers on Virtualbox(2 of them are Debian and one is Ubuntu). I want to bring them together into one VM by creating one virtual machine to act as a KVM.
I'm just wondering if it is possible to manage different guest VMs inside the LXC to act a KVM or can this only be done using QEMU/Libvirt to manage the VMs?
Edit* I want to be able to know if I can control my Linux servers remotely using commands rather than a graphical desktop environment.
linux kvm lxc
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I have 3 Linux servers on Virtualbox(2 of them are Debian and one is Ubuntu). I want to bring them together into one VM by creating one virtual machine to act as a KVM.
I'm just wondering if it is possible to manage different guest VMs inside the LXC to act a KVM or can this only be done using QEMU/Libvirt to manage the VMs?
Edit* I want to be able to know if I can control my Linux servers remotely using commands rather than a graphical desktop environment.
linux kvm lxc
linux kvm lxc
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Rui F Ribeiro, G-Man, John WH Smith, RalfFriedl, Stephen Harris Dec 2 at 4:00
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You can run guests in guests, but that becomes complex, completely uncalled for, and not advised. What do you mean by "LXC to act like KVM " ? they are different technologies , how would they act the same? What are you wanting?
– Panther
Dec 1 at 14:45
I want to be able to know if I can control my Linux servers remotely using commands rather than a graphical desktop environment. I recently started my knowledge about LXC so I'm not entirely knowledgeable of the technologies behind it. So I just kind of wonder in between the LXC sides and KVM sides knowing their differences.
– ThomasJH
Dec 1 at 16:17
Of course you can. You can ssh into the host and configure the guests, start, stop, or you can ssh into the guests. Look at docker and virsh. You can also connect to virt-manager via ssh
– Panther
Dec 1 at 16:37
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You can run guests in guests, but that becomes complex, completely uncalled for, and not advised. What do you mean by "LXC to act like KVM " ? they are different technologies , how would they act the same? What are you wanting?
– Panther
Dec 1 at 14:45
I want to be able to know if I can control my Linux servers remotely using commands rather than a graphical desktop environment. I recently started my knowledge about LXC so I'm not entirely knowledgeable of the technologies behind it. So I just kind of wonder in between the LXC sides and KVM sides knowing their differences.
– ThomasJH
Dec 1 at 16:17
Of course you can. You can ssh into the host and configure the guests, start, stop, or you can ssh into the guests. Look at docker and virsh. You can also connect to virt-manager via ssh
– Panther
Dec 1 at 16:37
You can run guests in guests, but that becomes complex, completely uncalled for, and not advised. What do you mean by "LXC to act like KVM " ? they are different technologies , how would they act the same? What are you wanting?
– Panther
Dec 1 at 14:45
You can run guests in guests, but that becomes complex, completely uncalled for, and not advised. What do you mean by "LXC to act like KVM " ? they are different technologies , how would they act the same? What are you wanting?
– Panther
Dec 1 at 14:45
I want to be able to know if I can control my Linux servers remotely using commands rather than a graphical desktop environment. I recently started my knowledge about LXC so I'm not entirely knowledgeable of the technologies behind it. So I just kind of wonder in between the LXC sides and KVM sides knowing their differences.
– ThomasJH
Dec 1 at 16:17
I want to be able to know if I can control my Linux servers remotely using commands rather than a graphical desktop environment. I recently started my knowledge about LXC so I'm not entirely knowledgeable of the technologies behind it. So I just kind of wonder in between the LXC sides and KVM sides knowing their differences.
– ThomasJH
Dec 1 at 16:17
Of course you can. You can ssh into the host and configure the guests, start, stop, or you can ssh into the guests. Look at docker and virsh. You can also connect to virt-manager via ssh
– Panther
Dec 1 at 16:37
Of course you can. You can ssh into the host and configure the guests, start, stop, or you can ssh into the guests. Look at docker and virsh. You can also connect to virt-manager via ssh
– Panther
Dec 1 at 16:37
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You can run guests in guests, but that becomes complex, completely uncalled for, and not advised. What do you mean by "LXC to act like KVM " ? they are different technologies , how would they act the same? What are you wanting?
– Panther
Dec 1 at 14:45
I want to be able to know if I can control my Linux servers remotely using commands rather than a graphical desktop environment. I recently started my knowledge about LXC so I'm not entirely knowledgeable of the technologies behind it. So I just kind of wonder in between the LXC sides and KVM sides knowing their differences.
– ThomasJH
Dec 1 at 16:17
Of course you can. You can ssh into the host and configure the guests, start, stop, or you can ssh into the guests. Look at docker and virsh. You can also connect to virt-manager via ssh
– Panther
Dec 1 at 16:37