How to Run Two Instance of U2bviews or Vagex on Same VPS ?

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prabirkumar

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Dec 17, 2012

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hello,Can anyone help me to run 2 u2bviews or vagex bot on the same vps ?

 

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Fakker

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The only way to my knowledge is having your VPS to run a Virtual Machine too, so to have 1 u2views/vagex on VPS and 1 on VM.

I doubt however that your VPS has enough memory for a VM.

 

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J@bz.

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run vagex/u2bviews as normal on your VPS....and set up a virtual machine in your VPS and install a VPN on the virtual machine...Run VPN and then run vagex/u2bveiws...maybe its possible without VPN but i think they check IP...

 

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prabirkumar

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hmm Now I need VM Any good VM for My VPS has 2GB RAM ,99GB,xeon 2.56Ghz .

 

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The Interminator

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Even i need to find out where we can buy a VM. I'll try using the search function and then i'll let you know.

Cheers
TI.

 

Resistance3

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What is the least ram intensive VM? Just wondering how much ram is lost when using a virtual machine?

 

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cyber.surfer

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The Interminator said:

Even i need to find out where we can buy a VM. I'll try using the search function and then i'll let you know.

Cheers
TI.

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You can go for Oracle's Virtual box (free) or VMware Workstation(Paid).

 

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Fakker

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Resistance3 said:

What is the least ram intensive VM? Just wondering how much ram is lost when using a virtual machine?

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It normally depends on how much RAM you dedicate to it.
This is something you can set an change later.

The problem is that a VM should run an OS, so to avoid memory swaps and possible freezes, you would need at least 1GB.
If your VPS is 2 GB, splitting the RAM in 2 parts of 1 GB each is very very tight.

You can try, but be prepared to force shutdown your VM pretty often.