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Debian users will notice that docker stats won't output a memory usage of the containers. To solve this just add the following option to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT in /etc/default/grub:
Show overall memory consumption of a docker container
Sometimes it is tricky to calculate the required memory for a docker container. To show the current allocated memory (VSZ) run this command from inside the container:
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How to install Debian Jessie on a LVM Rootpartition
How to install Debian Jessie on a LVM Rootpartition
This document describes the installation of Debian Jessie via debootstrap on a Logical Volume which in turn is installed on a Software Raid managed by mdadm. The partition table will be gpt with grub2
Please note that this doc is primarily for my personal use but I want so share it with the community. If you have any amendments please just leave me a note or send me a pull-request.
Motivation
When operating large virtual machines, there is a need a making backups with minimum downtime. My strategie here is to shutdown the vm (like a Windows Server on KVM) to have them in a consistent state. Then I create a LVM snapshot and start the machine again.