Hi All,
About not mounting with lofs. When using HAStoragePlus and SC3.2 is my
understanding that the filesystems for the clustered zones will be mounted
using lofs. if so, is there any work-arounds? Or am I completly wrong?
/BR
Ulf
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Has anyone setup mysql with DBI and DBD::mysql using the gcc (sfw)
compiler in a local zone and how did you get it to compile? Solaris 10
11/06
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Inc.
Hello forum users,
I am finishing computer science studies this year and I need to create thesis.
I'm interested in Solaris containers and would like to describe this
technology. I want to create a project that uses containers to do “something
useful” and provides some functionality, not only
Hi Adam,
What might be a nice project, that would work on a modest hardware
resource :-) would be to demonstrate how you can use containers to host
multiple application environments with different contents. For example:
configure a bunch of sparse root zones (to best use disk space) with
There are a number of nice documents at:
http://www.sun.com/blueprints/browsedate.html
1) The Sun BluePrints Guide to Solaris Containers: Virtualization in
the Solaris Operating System
2) Application and Database Server Consolidation on the Sun Fire X4600
Server using Solaris Containers
3)
Hi Adam,
Following on from Jeff's comments below, one of the great aspects of
Solaris 10 Containers is that the resource management features can be
applied and administered dynamically. So in the example of a web hosting
scenario, you could show how system resources can be increased and
If you aren't familiar with zones, you can use the Zone Manager to dive
in quickly without having to ramp up on the semantics of zone config
syntax.
Download, examples, and great overview preso available here:
http://opensolaris.org/os/project/zonemgr/
To add a sparse root zone with a single
Jeff,
can't you leave off the $ZONEROOT prefix for dir? Like:
add fs
set special=/zones/local
set dir=/opt/local
set type=lofs
end
and that way it is the same modification for each zone, regardless of where
each zone's $ZONEROOT is? I know you need to prefix $ZONEROOT if you perform a
You are absolutely correct. Thanks for catching that. It wouldn't work the
way I typed it - obviously in too much haste. Sorry about that.
William D. Hathaway wrote:
Jeff,
can't you leave off the $ZONEROOT prefix for dir? Like:
add fs
set special=/zones/local
set dir=/opt/local
set
why don't you use Studio 11 and that very nice document
http://developers.sun.com/solaris/articles/mysql_perf_tune.html
Regards
Gael
On 3/23/07, Michael Barto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone setup mysql with DBI and DBD::mysql using the gcc (sfw)
compiler in a local zone and how did
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