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【1keydd devdeskos】how to install a slim pve in VPSes with small memory footprint <512m
demo:
(this is a demo installed onto a 2g vps, it utilizes only 300m memory while running a lxc)
how to play:
- install devdeskos : an slimmed down yet an integrated proxmox project fork at github.com/minlearn/onekeydevdesk
(below works under a debian based linux os , you can track the installing process in a novnc view opened at http://yourip80 while it would be happening )：
wget -qO- 1keydd.com/inst.sh|bash -s - -t devdeskos
scenes may use in:
- in a 512m~1G memory vps, you can install a lnmp in the lxc,as a webapp plane
in a 2g vps with kvm nested,you can install a guest qemu desktop os (leave the host 500-800m at the least to avoid swap burst, that is to say,assign 1g-1.2g to the guest)
(you can also install devdeskosfull, there is a lxc debian desktop)for dedicated servers with high amount memory and rapid ssd, just use it in the scenes as freely as one would normally be,such as: in a "all in one" manner.
the tech details:
- the default "multiple cluster and high availability" feature built into pve : that is the corosync service, was hidden, making it a standalone node "pve" in defact.
and the "pveproxy,pvedaemon,pvestatd" processes were integrated into a new pvedaemon-mu process as daemon workers
this dramatically reduces as much as 50% off memory usage compared with an freshly setup proxmox which usually takes >600m)(note: they are not cut off,but instead "was hidden only" and integrated in another manners, which means,there is **no any functions loss**, and you ** can reactive the hidden corosync** again once you switch to use the cluster functions )
enjoy yourself and dont forget to star this github repo if you would like to:
Comments
Besides having the node for quorum (which functionality was "hidden"), what would be the case to do this?
Running docker + launching whatever image you need would be pretty much the same without this much overhead no?
Can always also run KASM on a larger node with the small ones as workers.
maybe you already have pve installed in a machine
and being familiar with it and like it
maybe you want to make use of pve cluster and its replica
maybe you just want to keep the host os clean,need a lxc container,and lxc behaviors much more like a "vm" thank docker does
I did not understand what the reason would be though.
If I have a pve installed, I don't need a mini stripped version like this one... The only one I found maybe useful is the consolidated clustering - but if already using clustering and it is production I won't be using a self compiled version by a random author.
Maybe folks can use this to learn, but I definitely would not run anything that has any importance.
For those that may be interested, LXC does not really behave like a "VM" and not really as a container, there are differences on how the host services are accessed and used, which may cause some issues working with those.
This "pvedaemon-mu" seems interesting. But cannot find it from your Github.
Please advise.
Thank you.
in https://github.com/minlearn/1keyddhubfree-devdeskos, which is a precompiled dist
not a mini "stripped" version
just hidden and can be reactive again
services integrated into one daemon and multiple daemon workers(3:pvedaemon,pveproxy,pvestatd)
a idiot from china who attack children by vicious words
shame for you
any moderate or administrator on?
flaged
Take it easy fellow, that was uncalled for.
Binary blob with unknown source? Running on the server OS?
Guess anyone who has a little sense of security would give it a pass.
Or, you know, allocate the needed resources instead of fucking around with low memory stuff.
will consider opening source the "ci.sh" used in building all the binary blobs
( VS already open sourced "inst.sh",it is more bigger and complex )
the code are ugly, so a long way to go before opening in action
sometimes, 1g is sufficient for running a whole site and a lnmp stack
pve used as web management plane will be a good idea when you are fimilar with it
Sometimes, but when dnf and apt don't run properly with a gig or less, it's time to stop fucking around wasting time and overhead. RAM is cheap, it's meant to be used.
dont agree with this
pve setup with small footprint is more lightweight and speedy
note i covered 2 scenes in using devdeskos:
that is to say, VPSes with the lowest and common resource profiles are satisfied,this cant be done with original pve
today i have added dark theme support for pve as 7.4 (note the upper right eye slash iron button)
some small fixed are on the to-do list though
I lost brain cells reading this thread. Congratulations.
just try:
Caution
this wipe your data
added an extra "clean mode" for pve
a charming idea
you can hold and pull the v split bar between the panels to the left-most, to switch to "clean mode"
(this will make the upper bar disappear and widen the content panel to make an operational area of much more room)
you can also pull back a little to restore to original view mode
I just gave some of my VMs an extra 2G of ram just because of this stupidity. RAM is hella cheap, use it. Anyone who cares about security isn't going to run this crap.
This.
why not 2g+ for all of you VMs？cause you are poor？
😂😄as stupidity always spend his money on cheap things，as he said
Lmao, had a few VMs that were running a bit hot, so added some RAM to them. I've still got ~140GB RAM free in my personal clusters, and about 300GB free at work. RAM is cheap
none of my business
i dont wanna know those shits
Wait a minutes, I will translate the meaning of this post for you
This guy is notorious on our forum,
He was blocked a lot of accounts by the webmaster .
巴勒蒙干 is him
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https://hostloc.com/forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&ptid=1165543&pid=14124075
What a vicious person this is,
who can mock someone's career, income, and sick child
Gresham's law ： "bad money drives out good."
any moderate or administrator on?