Thanks for the look in your kitchen, After a long time i wanted to try to get docker working in the XO panel. After following the video i only got stuck at the coping of the SSH key, Silly me... diddent install the XCP-NG Guest tools. So if you get an error with the xscontainer-prepare-vm command just install the tools (apt install xe-guest-utilities).
didn't work for me. i'm stuck here "$ xscontainer-prepare-vm -v vmuuid -u username" & it says "Attempting to refresh the state of the VM." "Failure diagnosis: Unable to verify key-based authentication. Please prepare the VM to install a key." EDIT: well i just skipped that part & went ahead with Portainer. not that big a deal
Really clear presentation, thanks - I was going to refresh my Docker setup, and you have shown a superrior way of doing this. One question (tho not Docker related) about your XCP-NG setup with Xen Orchestra. With a single host setup (which is what I have) Xen Orchestra runs as one of the VMs on the XCP-NG host it is managing. But at about 04:30 I saw that you appeared to have just a single VM running - called "poposws". So how are you running Xen Orchestra?
Hello, First off thank you for the great tutorial. Everything went successfully however it is not pulling any of my current containers nor will it show any new containers I make. Do you happen to know anyway to get it to show what was already there? Once again everything was successful but it doesn't update the container list on XOA. Thank you.
Curious, The dockers that run are resource limited by the VM itself hosting docker is this correct? If so that means I should give the VM as many cores and ram as I can spare. I have always been unsure about this. If you can confirm, that would be great. Thank you so much and I loved the video. Keep up the great work!
Indeed a VM is isolated the VM can only see the resources assigned to it. I have a video about memory assignment and for cores, you can assign the maximum you have (you can over-provision). Depending on if other VMs need the resources naturally to function properly.
can someone automate this stuff i dont understand why maybe thousands of people have to repeat these steps every time for the same thing for the reason for this in the Linux world?.
Thank you for making all these great tutorials. I really appriciate it.
Thanks for taking time to put together such slow and but precise tutorial. Extremely helpful.
Very interesting, testing it now in my XCP-ng lab. Thanks. 👍🐱👤
Did it work?
Very helpful 👍 thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the look in your kitchen, After a long time i wanted to try to get docker working in the XO panel. After following the video i only got stuck at the coping of the SSH key, Silly me... diddent install the XCP-NG Guest tools. So if you get an error with the xscontainer-prepare-vm command just install the tools (apt install xe-guest-utilities).
Great to hear!
didn't work for me. i'm stuck here
"$ xscontainer-prepare-vm -v vmuuid -u username"
& it says
"Attempting to refresh the state of the VM."
"Failure diagnosis: Unable to verify key-based authentication. Please prepare the VM to install a key."
EDIT: well i just skipped that part & went ahead with Portainer. not that big a deal
Really clear presentation, thanks - I was going to refresh my Docker setup, and you have shown a superrior way of doing this.
One question (tho not Docker related) about your XCP-NG setup with Xen Orchestra.
With a single host setup (which is what I have) Xen Orchestra runs as one of the VMs on the XCP-NG host it is managing. But at about 04:30 I saw that you appeared to have just a single VM running - called "poposws". So how are you running Xen Orchestra?
Thaks, at that moment I was running XO in a vm on my TrueNAS Core server.
thank you! realy good tutorial.
You're welcome!
Hello,
First off thank you for the great tutorial.
Everything went successfully however it is not pulling any of my current containers nor will it show any new containers I make. Do you happen to know anyway to get it to show what was already there?
Once again everything was successful but it doesn't update the container list on XOA.
Thank you.
Curious, The dockers that run are resource limited by the VM itself hosting docker is this correct? If so that means I should give the VM as many cores and ram as I can spare. I have always been unsure about this. If you can confirm, that would be great.
Thank you so much and I loved the video. Keep up the great work!
Indeed a VM is isolated the VM can only see the resources assigned to it. I have a video about memory assignment and for cores, you can assign the maximum you have (you can over-provision). Depending on if other VMs need the resources naturally to function properly.
can someone automate this stuff i dont understand why maybe thousands of people have to repeat these steps every time for the same thing for the reason for this in the Linux world?.
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