3. Managing Containers¶
Virtuozzo containers can be managed using the prlctl command-line utility. The utility is installed on the hardware node during the product installation.
In this chapter:¶
- 3.1. Matrix of Virtuozzo Command-Line Utilities
- 3.2. prlctl
- 3.2.1. prlctl clone
- 3.2.2. prlctl console
- 3.2.3. prlctl create
- 3.2.4. prlctl delete
- 3.2.5. prlctl exec, enter
- 3.2.6. prlctl migrate
- 3.2.7. prlctl mount, umount
- 3.2.8. prlctl move
- 3.2.9. prlctl problem-report
- 3.2.10. prlctl register, unregister
- 3.2.11. prlctl reinstall
- 3.2.12. prlctl set
- 3.2.13. prlctl snapshot, snapshot-list, snapshot-switch, snapshot-delete
- 3.2.14. prlctl start, stop, restart, status
- 3.2.15. prlctl suspend, resume
- 3.2.16. prlctl list
- 3.2.17. prlctl statistics
- 3.2.18. Action Scripts
- 3.3. Backup and Restoration Utilities
- 3.4. EZ Template Management Utilities
- 3.4.1. vzpkg
- 3.4.2. vzpkg install template
- 3.4.3. vzpkg update template
- 3.4.4. vzpkg remove template
- 3.4.5. vzpkg list
- 3.4.6. vzpkg info
- 3.4.7. vzpkg status
- 3.4.8. vzpkg install
- 3.4.9. vzpkg update
- 3.4.10. vzpkg remove
- 3.4.11. vzpkg create cache
- 3.4.12. vzpkg update cache
- 3.4.13. vzpkg remove cache
- 3.4.14. vzpkg create appcache
- 3.4.15. vzpkg update appcache
- 3.4.16. vzpkg remove appcache
- 3.4.17. vzpkg localinstall
- 3.4.18. vzpkg localupdate
- 3.4.19. vzpkg upgrade
- 3.4.20. vzpkg fetch
- 3.4.21. vzpkg clean
- 3.4.22. vzpkg update metadata
- 3.5. Supplementary Tools
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