Hi Enda,
This provides a good opportunity to clear up some misinformation.
The BrandZ "lx" zone type does not use standard patch/package
commands.
There will be BrandZ zone types that do use standard patch/package
commands. The Cluster group is developing now a "cluster" BrandZ
zone type that u
inaries as oppose to kernel.
If so how will they be patched?
ie will they have differenet package versions that those in global zone?
regards
Enda
Ellard Roush wrote:
Hi Enda,
This provides a good opportunity to clear up some misinformation.
The BrandZ "lx" zone type does not use
Hi James,
PSARC 2007/304 is open.
Anything in that case is available for the public.
The Solaris Cluster product line is not Open Source at
this time. The cluster management knows of the direction
that Sun Microsystems is going with respect to open source
and has a plan. Nothing has been publicl
Hi Jason,
The Solaris Cluster product (also called Sun Cluster) is an
extension of the Solaris Operating System. There is only
one operating system on a machine, and by extension there is
only one Solaris Cluster set of software running on a machine
regardless as to the number of Zones on that mac
Hi,
There is so much discussion in these areas that it would be most
undesirable to combine these 3 different areas.
Recommend that they be kept distinct.
However, I do agree that there are topics that would appeal to
all 3 areas. In such cases recommend that people send their
comments to the 3
Hi James,
Thanks for explaining about how the routing situation changes dynamically.
However, we have been aware of that for a long time.
Sun Cluster (SC) is a High Availability product.
We have customers that want recovery to occur in less than 2 seconds.
While we have not achieved that goal, we
found another recovery method for this problem.
We do not just retry the connection.
We destroy all network data structures (socket)
This clears the bad state. retries then eventually succeed.
Regards,
Ellard
James Carlson wrote:
> Ellard Roush writes:
>> Thanks for explaining abou
Hi James,
James Carlson wrote:
> Ellard Roush writes:
>> If we make the code sleep long enough for Solaris routing to
>> complete initialization, then after a failed attempt
>> to connect, then retries work whenever the route becomes
>> available. The problem is tha
Hi James,
James Carlson wrote:
> Ellard Roush writes:
>> James Carlson wrote:
>>> That point in time is as soon as your application can start. It need
>>> not have any dependencies at all.
>>>
>> Here is the other point that needs to be clarified.
>
Hi,
Solaris 10 update 4 introduced the BrandZ feature set.
Solaris 10 update 5 will introduce more zone features.
Today Sun Cluster requires the the Solaris 10 release be at
least up to the Solaris 10 update 3 level.
We are proposing to ship a new feature in Sun Cluster
that will use the BrandZ f
than "native", or at least for a Brand that is "almost" native.
Regards,
Ellard Roush
Nathan Dietsch wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I am looking to the OpenSolaris community for input on your respective
> experiences with management tools for zones.
>
> I am
Hi,
The Sun Cluster Express release has already shipped a new feature
called Zone Clusters. This is a Virtual Cluster where the virtual
node is a zone. A major reason for developing this feature was to
provide the ability to run Oracle RAC in zones. Oracle RAC
requires a cluster environment, in o
e that there is an important upgrade scenario,
that Sun Cluster does not support, please let me know.
I am the Technical Lead for the infrastructure area, which includes
both Zone Clusters and upgrade technology.
Regards,
Ellard Roush
On 01/22/09 11:40, Geoff Lane wrote:
> We are in the process of
Hi,
The question raised by Sunil seems to be a zones question.
Does anyone have an explanation or is this a bug ?
Regards,
Ellard
Original Message
Subject: df -h in zone cluster
Date: Thu, 30 Apr 2009 10:28:38 -0400
From: Sunil Sohani
To: sunclus...@sun.com
Hi,
IHAC running
FromEllard
Subject RAC on Zone Clusters BluePrint
Recently, there were a number of queries for a current document
on how to run RAC in non-global zones. We have just published
this new document.
Gia-Khanh and I published a small book in the BluePrint series
that explains the followi
Hi Jerry,
This document provides a lot of useful information.
The section "solaris10 Brand: What's Not Emulated"
you repeat some old information that is no longer correct.
"One point to note is that TX will continue to
be incompatible with branded zones."
That statement probably dates to th
Hi,
The clprivnet0 interface is something provided by Solaris Cluster.
The clprivnet software is a kind of highly available trunking driver
that communicates across all of the private networks that connect
the machines of the cluster. This set of networks is often
called the private interconnect.
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