In a Virtuozzo environment, you can adjust the resource limits of a container by modifying the configuration file associated with that container. Here's how you can change the limits for the package named VE_DEFAULT:

1. Access the Container Configuration:

   First, log in to the Virtuozzo Power Panel (VZPP) or use the command line tools to access the container configuration.

2. Edit the Configuration File:

   Locate and edit the configuration file for the container. By default, the configuration files are typically stored in the /etc/vz/conf/ directory.

   For example, if the container ID is 101, you would look for a file named 101.conf.

   bash

• nano /etc/vz/conf/101.conf

• Modify Resource Parameters:

  Within the configuration file, you'll find various parameters that define resource limits for the container. These parameters may include:

  • CPUUNITS: Sets the CPU priority.
  • CPULIMIT: Restrict CPU usage as a percentage.
  • PHYSPAGES: Sets the amount of physical memory.
  • DISKSPACE: Limits disk space usage.
  • DISKINODES: Limits the number of inodes.

  For example, to set a new value for CPUUNITS, you might add or modify a line like this:

  makefile
• CPUUNITS="1000"

• Save and Close:

  Save the changes and close the file. In Nano, you can do this by pressing Ctrl + X, then Y to confirm, and Enter to exit.

• Apply the Changes:

  Apply the changes by restarting the container. You can do this using the following command, replacing 101 with the appropriate container ID:

  bash