LXD is a hypervisor for Linuxcontainer, which is available in Ubuntu since several versions. A Linux container is basically like a virtual machine, only more lightweight. We use LXD / LXC for many of our applications at school. LXD is easy to use and there are several reasons why we Read more…
For more than a year we have been using the free school solution linuxmuster.net in our school. In addition to the computers in the computer lab, we also have computers in some of the classrooms, e. g. in the rooms with a fixed projector or in the primary school classrooms. Read more…
Most of our web applications run in LXD containers. Not without reason LXD is one of the most important features of Ubuntu Server for me. There are many ways to access a web application in an LXD container from outside. For example, you can use a reverse proxy to control Read more…
Last week I was approached by a colleague who wanted to have some customizations for his computer in his classroom. They were all things that you could adjust quite quickly in the system settings, but if you have to do that after every start, it’s annoying. So we needed a Read more…
At the weekend I used the time to install Ubuntu 18.04 on my computer. So far I have used Ubuntu 16.04 with Unity. I am someone who uses the standard if possible, because I don’t want to waste my time with many adjustments to my desktop every time. The change Read more…
Linuxcontainer and the Container-Hypervisor LXD are one of my favorite technologies since Ubuntu 16.04. We use Linuxcontainer in our school for our web applications or other services. There are some things I really like about LXD. So: Why LXD? 1. LXC Client and REST API In addition to LXD, there Read more…