I created an Ubuntu LXC antlet and I realize that an LXC has access to "all the resources of the antsle".
I noticed that, on the antlet, if I do a top commend, I see the full memory of my antsle (64 GB in this case).
So, if the LXC antlet has access to the full memory, does it matter what I select for the memory in the antlet settings?
I currently have 6GB RAM configured, but I don't think it seems to matter.
Same for the # of CPUs.
Thanks
Sure wish there was an explanation of this. I'm trying to move an antlet to a LINODE vm, and what I thought was running great at 1gb doesn't work.
(I'm moving the antlet by installing all the software requirements on the linode, copying the database, and the app code. So I guess that really isn't moving, but more like building another instance.)
Interestingly, I recently upgraded my Antsle One XD from gentoo (0.12.1) to centos (2.0.0) and now LXCs use the resources they are assigned.
I set all my LXCs to 1 GB RAM and 1 vCPU and when I did a top command (after the upgrade), the LXC actually showed 1 GB RAM and 1 CPU.