Sun Microsystems 10 - Manual

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Table of contents; II
  • Page 3 – III
  • Page 4 – IV
  • Page 6 – Disclaimer
  • Page 7 – VII
  • Page 8 – January 2005, an operating system with groundbreaking
  • Page 9 – Solaris Containers and Solaris Zones; a virtualization at the operating; Server
  • Page 10 – Additional details are summarized in the following table:
  • Page 12 – Processor sets in a resource pool; z o n e c f g : a d d d e d i c a t e d - c p u; Fair share scheduler in a resource pool; defined share; CPU resource management within a zone
  • Page 13 – locked
  • Page 16 – Virtualization technologies compared
  • Page 17 – Overhead: Each machine has a separate operating system overhead.
  • Page 19 – BrandZ
  • Page 21 – compared to installation on a separate computer.; Logical; Key for the meaning of the symbols:
  • Page 22 – HW error containment
  • Page 23 – Sparse-root zones; Assessment; Grid; Grid network
  • Page 24 – s y s i d c f g; Global Zone; Webserver
  • Page 25 – Zones as runtime environments for one application each.; The number of required systems is reduced.; App A1 App A2 App B; Network A; App C App C App C; Network B
  • Page 27 – A device is provided from the global zone to a local zone.; The operating division's expenses for creating the zones are low.; Network C
  • Page 28 – Requirement; Development systems; Solution; Option: Application administrator with root access.; ment
  • Page 29 – File system decisions analogous to the production system.; Test
  • Page 31 – App
  • Page 32 – Confidentiality of data and processes; Applications are installed in local zones only .; The operators/customers retain confidentiality.
  • Page 33 – Data are stored locally.; Developer
  • Page 34 – Solaris 8 and Solaris 9 containers for development; Installation of an archived legacy system.; Current hardware based on Solaris 10 can be used.
  • Page 35 – Solaris 8 and Solaris 9 containers as revision systems; Old hardware perhaps has not a maintenance contract.
  • Page 36 – Hosting for several companies on one computer; Company; NAT
  • Page 38 – Minimal downtime required through live upgrade and ZFS
  • Page 39 – Service-oriented Solaris server infrastructure; Staging
  • Page 43 – usage in all zones; p k g a d d
  • Page 44 – d i r
  • Page 52 – hosts; sysidcfg
  • Page 54 – is considered sufficient.
  • Page 55 – DWDM; Sun Cluster Geographic
  • Page 87 – Accelerated automatic creation of zones on a ZFS file system
  • Page 92 – Implementation; b g e 1
  • Page 111 – Using live upgrade to patch a system with local zones; Patching a system with local zones
  • Page 112 – i n i t 6; under no circumstances the command; r e b o o t
  • Page 116 – Dynamic resource pools
  • Page 117 – Limiting the physical main memory consumption of a project; Limiting memory resources
  • Page 119 – Supplement; A. Solaris Container in OpenSolaris; z o n e a d m - z k e e t o n g a i n s t a l l - a
  • Page 120 – The configuration of the zone is done as usual with
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Detlef Drewanz, Ulrich Gräf, et al.

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Summary

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Version 3.1-en Solaris 10 Container Guide - 3.1 Effective: 30/11/2009 Table of contents Disclaimer ....................................................................................................................................................VI Revision control ....................................

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Version 3.1-en Solaris 10 Container Guide - 3.1 Effective: 30/11/2009 4.1.5.1. Software installation by the global zone – usage in all zones .......................................................................36 4.1.5.2. Software installation by the global zone – usage in a local zone ..............

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Version 3.1-en Solaris 10 Container Guide - 3.1 Effective: 30/11/2009 4.5. Management and monitoring ............................................................................................................55 4.5.1. Using boot arguments in zones ......................................................

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