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ISPGaya (Instituto Superior Politécnico Gaya) is a "non profit" private university in Portugal.

We have been using the vserver technology for about 2 years now.

Our university has about 900+ users which gives us the hability to test the technology on a production enviornment.

All our linux servers depend on it and we currently run about 20 virtual servers on them.

The system seems pretty stable and the developers (specially Herbert Poetzl) keep us up to date with ("almost daily") new bugfixes/features.

We havent seen any performance problems by using this technology and encourage everybody to try it out.

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Digital Evolution (wargames.unix.se) is the largest wargaming-site on the net, content-wise.

We use vserver for all wargames (more than a dozen right now) and all other services as well. The stability, ease of use and performance is unrivaled, migrating our servers to vserver is most definately one of the best decisions we've ever made. It happily serves all people (who, after all, try to break our security) logged in on our shellbased wargames and shells out hunderedes of thousands connections to other services each day.

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I use a Lycos VDS based on the vserver for a personnal server (irc, mail, www). It works fine and very cheap.

Thanks!

Nico

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Association Networx (http://www.assonetworx.com) is happily running a vserver box for its mail and hosting services. Thx for the great work Bertl !