Hi,
I'm looking at deploying Litespeed in LXC (ideally) or Docker (if LXC won't work) containers, but when I try to install LSWS Enterprise to test it in either option the server/hypervisor memory is detected and the licensing part won't let me proceed. I've tried both Ubuntu and Centos 8 LXC containers, and Docker from within Cyberpanel with the offical litespeedtech/litespeed container image.
Example error message, in a 2GB container on a hypervisor with 16GB RAM:
[NOTICE] Memory size is 16366692KB
[ERROR] [LICENSE] License key operation failure: ERR LR.R: Free Starter license cannot be used on server with more than 2GB memory.
top reports the memory in the container correctly as 2GB.
Please note that this is a test environment only, we'd be looking at purchasing licenses for larger containers.
Is there a way that licensing can work correctly for containers?
I'm looking at deploying Litespeed in LXC (ideally) or Docker (if LXC won't work) containers, but when I try to install LSWS Enterprise to test it in either option the server/hypervisor memory is detected and the licensing part won't let me proceed. I've tried both Ubuntu and Centos 8 LXC containers, and Docker from within Cyberpanel with the offical litespeedtech/litespeed container image.
Example error message, in a 2GB container on a hypervisor with 16GB RAM:
[NOTICE] Memory size is 16366692KB
[ERROR] [LICENSE] License key operation failure: ERR LR.R: Free Starter license cannot be used on server with more than 2GB memory.
top reports the memory in the container correctly as 2GB.
Please note that this is a test environment only, we'd be looking at purchasing licenses for larger containers.
Is there a way that licensing can work correctly for containers?
