[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [Xen-users] Best practice for Dom0
Okay, I will try less general answers to your very general questions: Michael Lessard schrieb: It can e. g. depend on the load you want to place on the domUs and the file system. I am running domUs off LVM devices (with LVM in dom0) and found it to make that more reliable if dom0 does not make much itself AND is dedicated a cpu (on smp servers). That is a load dependent issue. If your domUs are bored altogether or make their cpu share run wild at different times, you might not find any problems with LVM. It especially is a problem when you use the snapshot feature of LVM (which is so handy that I still use it despite those problems).Hi everybody ! I would like to know what are the good practice in Dom0 utilisation ... - Does it prefer that i use Dom 0 only for Xen Hypervisor ? In general you could say: If your domUs do things that put work on dom0 (like using LVM partitions in my case) you might be better off not to use dom0 for anything else. I have run dom0 without LVM snapshots with 64 MB of RAM (on Debian Sarge stable with a very basic install). With LVM snapshots they need 256 MB at least.- If yes, how much ram i need to reserv for Dom0 ? Dirk _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.xensource.com/xen-users
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