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evnuh2015-08-07 11:54:22
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evnuh, 2015-08-07 11:54:22

How to implement container virtualization scheme?

I read a lot of mana on the docker, on lxc. The docker paradigm does not suit them, they say one application per container, self-sufficiency of containers (without ssh), etc. I would like less restrictions, but to solve a rather popular problem: quickly deploy pre-configured servers from images on any vds/vps/clouds.
I sat in paint for a while and thought, sketched out a diagram of what I want to get.
The question is - can this be implemented and automated, with what tools? On bare lxc, on docker? With vagrant? Preferably closer to bare-metal, I have a quirk about performance overhead.
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Melkij, 2015-08-07
@evnuh

deploy preconfigured servers

But why? Change the paradigm: not images of pre-configured servers, but automatic configuration of everything you need.
Chef/puppet/ansible/salt

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Ildar, 2016-08-20
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You can use LXD.
LXD is a container hypervisor based on LXC.
LXD automates the installation of containers using an image system similar to Docker.
Simply put, LXD is Docker for full OS virtualization.
More details here:
https://linuxcontainers.org/ru/lxd/introduction/

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