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Splitting Dedicated Server into 2 Dedicated Server != IP ?!
| Posted by JohnGrag, 01-16-2016, 08:47 PM |
| Hello everyone,
Have a server Ubuntu 15.04 with 32GB RAM & 2x1TB SATA
what i want to reach is ability to split the dedicated server into specific Config and different IP
Example >
Server1 : IP1 : Ram : 8GB , 80 GB
Server2 : IP2 : Ram : 24GB , 1200 GB
Also what about CPU & Bandwith ? Keep it shared or Fix static values also ?
What you guys can advise me ? it's one time Split
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| Posted by brianoz, 01-17-2016, 06:53 AM |
| Sorry, you really haven't told us enough to receive any meaningful advice. Step back a little and explain what you're trying to achieve, as well as how you see the two servers interacting.
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| Posted by Srv24x7, 01-17-2016, 07:05 AM |
| Hi,
You cannot split a dedicated server into 2 dedicated server directly. You can split it into a KVM machines, which is as good as dedicated servers.
You can create your single dedicated server into a KVM hardware node and you can create the VPS on it according to your specification you said.
Hardware virtualization could be the answered, unless you want to explain in detail what exact you want to have.
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| Posted by JohnGrag, 01-17-2016, 08:17 AM |
| Hello,
Yes what i mean split it into 2 different server (Ubuntu 15.04 ) 2 different ip
KVM VS openvz ?
solusvm ?
Server 1 should be using PHP/MySQL , Forum
Server 2 Should be using PHP/MySQL for Application that will use some ressource/cpu
Last edited by JohnGrag; 01-17-2016 at 08:23 AM.
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| Posted by JohnGrag, 01-17-2016, 04:52 PM |
| Should Main Server have ubuntu or centos installed so i can install solusVM ?
will solusVM offer me Ubuntu 15.04 to install ?
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| Posted by anuja9991, 01-17-2016, 10:57 PM |
| I am not sure if SolusVM allows the latest versions of Ubuntu or CentOS. However, I am 100% sure that OpenVZ instead of SolusVM supports the most latest version of both CentOS as well as Ubuntu, thus, making it easier for you to chose your preferred OS on the primary server.
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| Posted by Srv24x7, 01-18-2016, 10:18 AM |
| Only 3 OS is supported for SolusVM (CentOS 5/6, RHEL 5/6, and Scientific Linux 5/6). In fact, there are many things before you choose.
SolusVM is a master-slave type setup, so if you want to use KVM. A master node is a must have one and on a SolusVM Master you can only have OpenVZ and no KVM. You can have KVM installed on other slave node. This will increase your cost of production if you wish to go with KVM.
If you want to have KVM with SolusVM, you will need the following:
1. One server or VPS for master solusvm.
2. Second dedicated server only for KVM.
If you only have one server and want to utilize it only for KVM, then you can go with Virtualizor where it does not have any master-slave type. You can have KVM on the main server and virualizor on the same.
If you ware okay with only using OpenVZ, then you can go with SolusVM too.
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