How to divide the resources of a dedicated server / VDS between users and limit them (for hosting)?

CloudLinux is not suitable.

Can I share resources without installing special OS ( CloudLinux )?

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    CloudLinux is not suitable . Could you reveal the idea - why it is not suitable? By the way: this is not an operating system, but a set of packages installed in the centos distribution of the gnu / linux operating system. - aleksandr barakin 7:49 pm
  • @alexanderbarakin, you need to put on Debian. The panel is self-written. Are there any other ways to share resources? - Ersultan

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the core of the operating system deals with the division of resources - in modern versions of the linux program (library) there is all the necessary functionality.

the only question is in the convenience of managing this “farm”.

The set of patches and programs developed for the cloudnux distribution of the gnu / linux operating system, based on another distribution of the same operating system, centos , is an integrated “solution” for such management. By the way, the centos distribution is installed with a “ flick of the wrist, ” i.e. By installing the necessary packages, it “turns” into the cloudlinux distribution.

By the way, the source of their packages (I don’t know, all or only a part) the cloudlinux command puts in free access on its website . here, for example, src.rpm for version 7 . as far as you can guess, the modified (compared to the centos ) packages contain the word cloudlinux in the file name. if necessary, you can try to port these sources to your distribution. or, at the very least, at least get acquainted with them.

as far as I understand, packages from cloudlinux use the same lxc mechanisms as, for example, the currently popular docker program, which can be installed in jessie from the backports repository. resource management with docker, you can start to get acquainted with some review article , and then on the documentation on the site .