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Preparation
To virtualize a server, you will need:
- A server that can connect to the public internet (VPS or Dedicated Server), preferably capable of accessing Github's RAW pages without any issues. Some projects and components might not utilize CDN acceleration.
::: tip If you are located in mainland China and have difficulty accessing Github, please pay attention to whether accompanying scripts and projects have indicated the use of CDN acceleration. :::
- A stable local SSH connection. If your connection isn't stable, use the
screencommand to create a window and execute commands within it.
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If you're not familiar with the screen command, search for relevant tutorials to learn, or you can use tmux as an alternative.
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- Ensure that the server's system and hardware meet the requirements of the corresponding project, as outlined in the project's documentation.
This document will use a VPS as an example, assuming a clean environment without any native issues. If necessary, reinstall the system to ensure a pristine initial setup.
:::warning The PVE project might cause problems on the host machine. If you're not experienced in identifying bugs and fixing systems, it's not recommended to use it in a production environment. If using PVE-related scripts, make sure the host machine can be reinstalled at any time. :::
Project Repositories
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PVE
Enables the creation of KVM virtualized virtual machines and LXC container virtualization.
https://github.com/spiritLHLS/pve
LXD
Enables the creation of LXC container virtualization.
https://github.com/spiritLHLS/lxd
Docker
Enables the creation of Docker container virtualization.
https://github.com/spiritLHLS/docker
