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Is it possible to take a snapshot of an OpenVZ container?


Yes, it’s possible to take snapshots of an OpenVZ container. OpenVZ has built-in support for snapshots. You can use the “vzctl snapshot” command to create a snapshot of a running container. This snapshot can be used to restore the container to the state it was in at the time of the snapshot.

For example, to take a snapshot of a container with the ID 101, you would use:

```
vzctl snapshot 101
```

And to restore that snapshot, you would use:

```
vzctl snapshot-switch 101
```

It’s worth noting that snapshots can take up a significant amount of disk space, so it’s important to manage them appropriately.


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