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Install Chrony as a lightweight time client for CentOS 6 virtual machines: Xen 4.x with a pv_ops kernel has no dependent wallclock, thus the virtual machine must maintain it's own clock. Using a full reference ntp server add significant weight to the VM and the platform. Chrony keeps good enough time with a reduced memory and CPU footprint.

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