Hello,
we're in the progress of migrating one of our servers to a new machine,
and would like to replace the virtualization solution used by LXC.
Currently, we have vm1-vm4.documentfoundation.org with IP addresses of
188.40.32.161, 188.40.32.162, 188.40.32.163 and 188.40.32.185
Is there anything critical that is in productive use on one of these
systems at the moment, or can we temporarily suspend the VMs for the
migration?
- I recall that Litmus might still be inside such a VM. (@Sophie, Christian)
- The Silverstripe test instance is as well, but I guess it is not
ultra-critical? (@Christian)
- How about the gerrit test instance? Is it in production use? (@Björn)
Anything else? I checked the DNS entries and found nothing else.
Thanks,
Florian
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