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* Partition the hard drive with LVM2, optimized for [[Backup of a running container with vzdump|vzdump]] | * Partition the hard drive with LVM2, optimized for [[Backup of a running container with vzdump|vzdump]] | ||
* Backup/Restore tools - GUI for [[Backup of a running container with vzdump|vzdump]] | * Backup/Restore tools - GUI for [[Backup of a running container with vzdump|vzdump]] | ||
| − | * Proxmox VE Kernel with OpenVZ and [http://kvm. | + | * Proxmox VE Kernel with OpenVZ and [http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Main_Page KVM] support |
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* Integrated virtual appliance download | * Integrated virtual appliance download | ||
Revision as of 17:19, 17 December 2010
Introduction
A good way for beginners and a fast way to install OpenVZ to a new server is the Proxmox VE bare-metal ISO installer.
An other bare-metal like the Proxmox VE is opennode (based on Redhead) Opennode
Features
Proxmox VE installs the complete operating system and management tools in 3 to 5 minutes (depends on the used hardware).
"Bare-metal" means that you start from a empty server - there is no need to install a base operation system.
Including the following:
- Complete operating system (Debian Lenny 64)
- Partition the hard drive with LVM2, optimized for vzdump
- Backup/Restore tools - GUI for vzdump
- Proxmox VE Kernel with OpenVZ and KVM support
- Web based management interface
- Integrated virtual appliance download
- Configuration Cluster
Please note, the complete server is used and all existing data is removed.
License and Download
Proxmox VE is licensed under GPLv2 (Open source).
