Editing VPS Management (section)

= FreeBSD 10.1 VPS (jail5 and jail6) =

This is information on how to manage the FreeBSD 10.1 VPS servers on Jail5.


== Making new customer VPS ==
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 virtmake IP[,IP] <CID> hostname ipfw# email {FSP|FB|FS|FM|FP} [size in GB]
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Note: 
For now, CID must be unique in the last 2 digits of the CID.

Must do a "vm start <CID>" after creating a VPS.

== Starting VPS ==
To start all vms on the system
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vm start
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To start a single VPS 
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vm start <CID>
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== List running VPS ==
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vm status
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== Attach to a user VPS console ==
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vm attach <CID>
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To detach from a console, type tilde control-d (~ ctl-d).

== Stop a VPS ==
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vm stop <CID>
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== Restart a VPS ==
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vm restart <CID>
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== Modify a VPS ==

To modify a VPS config, stop the VPS
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vm stop <CID>
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Mount the VPS data file
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vm mount <CID>

cd /data/vm/private/<CID>/mount
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Modify the user files necessary.

Restart the VPS.

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vm umount <CID>

vm start <CID>
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== Notes on a new FBSD 10.x VPS (jail6) ==

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#! /bin/sh
#
#  new  <colo#>  <disk>


memory=1024

x="$1"

disk="$2"
if [ "y" == "y$disk" ] ; then
    disk=60
fi

disk2=`expr $disk - 4`


vm image provision 04dcdf96-d843-11e6-b131-001e67fcc64f col0$x
# vm configure col0$x
sed -e "s/memory=256M/memory=${memory}M/" /vms/col01114/col01114.conf >/vms/col0$x/col0$x.conf
zfs set quota=${disk}G   zroot/vms/col0$x
zfs set volsize=${disk}G zroot/vms/col0$x/disk0
# vm start col0$x


exit
 
vm console col0$x

#
# to increase the customer disk
#
zfs set quota=${disk}G   zroot/vms/col0$x
zfs set volsize=${disk}G zroot/vms/col0$x/disk0

##  on the customer VPS

gpart recover vtbd0
gpart show vtbd0
swapoff /dev/vtbd0p3
gpart delete -i 3 vtbd0
gpart show vtbd0
sysctl kern.geom.debugflags=16
gpart resize -i 2 -a 4k -s $disk2\G vtbd0

growfs /dev/vtbd0p2

gpart show vtbd0
gpart add -t freebsd-swap -a 4k vtbd0
gpart show vtbd0
swapon /dev/vtbd0p3

df -h
reboot

vi /etc/rc.conf
  hostname
  IP Addr
passwd root
passwd user
clear history
  cp /dev/null /var/log/utx.log
  cp /dev/null ~root/.history
  history -c

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