[lxc-users] Maybe dir storage can be a good choice for me?

[Narcis Garcia]

I use 'dir' backend for most of VPS I create, because of simple free
space sharing at host.
Biggest disadvantage I see in current LXC versions is that I can't limit
disk space quota per container.

Note: I use unprivileged LXC containers without LXD in the host's Ext4
filesystem.
To separate privileges, I assign different subUID:subGID ranges per each
container, but I don't know how to use this to apply disk space quotas.


Narcis Garcia

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El 5/9/20 a les 0:45, Carl Lei ha escrit:
> Hello,
> 
> I’m planning to provide interactive development environment for our data
> analysts.  Containers will be created from bare base images with very
> few modifications, will run for a very long time (practically, forever),
> and will never be snapshotted; somehow a container is like a python
> venv.  I’m feeling that dir storage may be good enough for this case,
> but docs says it is “a last resort”; so does it have other shortcomings
> than bad performance on features I will never use?
> 
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