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Fun with FreeBSD: Your First Linux Guest - Running in Production
with Scissors
Author : rodrigo975
Score : 11 points
Date : 2022-10-01 12:28 UTC (10 hours ago)
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| tyingq wrote:
| Note that the _" running with...scissors"_ part is the title of
| the blog and not a specific dig at the idea of a Linux guest
| running on FreeBSD. The article title is just _" Fun with
| FreeBSD: Your First Linux Guest"_.
| pdntspa wrote:
| I've been using bhyve to host an instance of Debian linux for a
| contract I'm working on, and set it up with cbsd, and it's been
| working really well! I love the fact that the guest VM's disk is
| a zfs filesystem on the host, it makes snapshotting (edit- ok
| maybe not, see below) and managing it super easy!
|
| CBSD is fantastic but it can be a little hard to figure out due
| to a sometimes-shaky English translation, and the documentation
| is confusing for the same reason.
|
| I've also had trouble getting it to work with regular BSD jails
| and have been using ezjail instead. And it seems both of these
| tools have some... expansive... ideas about how to spread out
| config data across the host machine's filesystem.
|
| But they all work fantastic once they're configured!
|
| It would be really cool if there were tools that brought them in
| line with docker, in terms of easy deployment and provisioning of
| new jails/vms. If I didn't have so many damn project ideas
| already...
| sekh60 wrote:
| Does Bhyve quiesce the filesystem for guest snapshots?
| pdntspa wrote:
| To be honest, I'm not sure, in fact snapshotting may not be
| possible as I think it creates the filesystem as a block
| device
|
| https://www.reddit.com/r/freebsd/comments/ri7oij/bhyve_and_z.
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