iseletsk

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by iseletsk 11y ago
We would be happy to merge it upstream, but at this moment merging upstream requires much more work that we can dedicate to it.
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by iseletsk 11y ago
I don't think you can. We tried & failed. Maybe in the future. The main problem is with switching process/thread from cgroup to cgroup at very rapid pace (with small overhead), and identifying to which cGroup you need to switc
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by iseletsk 11y ago
you are correct about integration costs. We do have 3.10 (latest rhel) kernel support as well.
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by iseletsk 11y ago
well, cPanel is needed by clients. VPS doesn't come with convenient fully managed UI and sysadmins to care about your site there. CloudLinux is required when you want to improve stability/density. Even if density un-important, imp
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by iseletsk 11y ago
This was done when we initially (several years ago), by mistake licensed our module as GPL without releasing the source. Took us one or two weeks to see if we have any other legal concerns to release the sources, and then released it. We di
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by iseletsk 11y ago
It is not that it will lose to the containers. It is just another way to consume containers. Is it going to be as popular as Docker -- no. It is a niche product for specific market that solves the needs of this market. There might be other
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by iseletsk 11y ago
Shared hosting is still growing. VPS is not going to kill it, as customers are different with very different needs. The efficiency does translate into a saving for those hosters, as it is common to see 2,000 Happy customers on a 16GB server
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by iseletsk 11y ago
We release our kernel & modules as GPL. We are fully GPL compliant.