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This entry point of OpenVZ wiki is created in order to arrange all the information on this site more logically. Here is a structure something like a table of contents. Each chapter contains a collection of pages that are relevant to subject of the chapter. There can be multiple articles on the same subject in one chapter: one writes an article one way, another does it in another way. It is important that pages in chapters are ordered by the complexity of the material e. g. simpler articles appear first.
| This entry point of OpenVZ wiki is created in order to arrange all the information on this site more logically. General idea of arrangement is the following. Here you can find something like table of contents. Each chapter contents collection of pages, that pass to the subject of the chapter. Of course there can be articles on the same subject in one chapter: one writes article in own way, another person does it in the other way. It is important, that pages in chapters go in the order of complexity of the material.
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This allows the OpenVZ novices to read only the first pages of each chapter to get a feature working. Advanced users can quickly go through this table of contents and find more specific information that they actually need.
It allows the novices at OpenVZ to read only first pages of chapters to start some feature working. Advanced users can quickly go through this table of contents and find more specific information they actually need.
 
  
It is greatly apressiated if you will create points in this table (even without writing the article), in order the community knows, what topics are popular and need to be described. Writing articles is also very usefull in fact.
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We urge you to create entries in this table (even without writing the article) in order for the community to know what topics are popular and need to be described. Writing articles is also very useful.
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== Table of Contents ==
 
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* [[VE]] = [[Virtual Environment]]
 
* [[VE]] = [[Virtual Environment]]
 
* [[HN]] = [[HW]] = [[Hardware Node]] = [[Host system]]
 
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| align=center | Choosing and Installing OpenVZ
 
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* [[OpenVZ components]]
 
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* [[Shared webhosting]]
 
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* [[CPanel in VE]]
 
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* [[Setting up a mirror]]
 
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Latest revision as of 13:58, 25 January 2011

This entry point of OpenVZ wiki is created in order to arrange all the information on this site more logically. Here is a structure something like a table of contents. Each chapter contains a collection of pages that are relevant to subject of the chapter. There can be multiple articles on the same subject in one chapter: one writes an article one way, another does it in another way. It is important that pages in chapters are ordered by the complexity of the material e. g. simpler articles appear first. This allows the OpenVZ novices to read only the first pages of each chapter to get a feature working. Advanced users can quickly go through this table of contents and find more specific information that they actually need.

We urge you to create entries in this table (even without writing the article) in order for the community to know what topics are popular and need to be described. Writing articles is also very useful.

Table of Contents[edit]

Introduction to Virtualization Technology
Basic concepts of OpenVZ
Choosing and Installing OpenVZ
Templates
First steps inside OpenVZ environment
Resource accounting
Network
Checkpointing and Migration
Working with OpenVZ code
Troubleshooting
Using specific tools in VE
Other