One Click VirtualizationIntroduction
The following is an introduction to the non-customized sections. Please ensure that you don't confuse them with the customized parts.
If your host does not have an IPV6 subnet and you want to assign IPV6 addresses to containers, then please check the Customize partition in the incus module for the Attach a free IPV6 address segment to the host, and attach an IPV6 subnet to the host before installing the environment.
WARNING
If the host has an IPV6 network, the installation will change the network structure of the host, please make sure that the host can reset the system at any time and that there is no important data on the host before running.
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Project Features
Bulk or individual NAT server provisioning via docker
Default use of debian system optional alpine system, each container comes with 1 external ssh port, 25 internal and external network ports, you can choose whether to bind IPV6 address
The default creation of unprivileged containers, and does not mount and host docker daemon communication, so ** host created docker virtualization NAT servers can not be nested within the virtualization docker **
By default, lxcfs is installed and enabled, so that when querying resources within a container, CPU and memory use the configured view instead of the host's view.
Since most cloud servers have ext4 filesystems, even xfs filesystems do not enable the pquota option, so sharing the host's hard disk by default does not limit the disk size of each container.
Configuration requirements
The system can be installed docker can be used, the network can connect to the Github raw interface can be used, hardware configuration as long as not pull across the line, free hard disk has 3G on it!
(If you need to bind an IPV6 address, then please make sure to use the installation script of this set of scripts for docker installation, you need it to automatically preset some of the settings)
If the hardware resources are just a little bit better, need to limit more things and need to limit the size of the hard disk, you can use the incus partition of the script batch open LXC virtualization containers
If the hardware is very good and you have a lot of resources, you can use the PVE partition script to batch open KVM virtualized VMs.