I've just just started playing around with memory capped zones on our T2000. I
have created a zone with:
zonecfg:host30> select capped-memory
zonecfg:host30:capped-memory> set physical=128M
zonecfg:host30:capped-memory> set swap=256M
zonecfg:host30:capped-memory> end
The server has 16GB Physical
Also, on a similar note can someone confirm my understanding of the physical
and swap caps...
In my case above will that give the zone a total of 256M Virtual memory of
which no more than 128M will be physical.. My tests seem to prove this..
My initial thoughts were that I would have 384M of wh
, swap etc only displaying the allocated Memory..
Jeff Victor wrote:
Jason Bradfield wrote:
Sorry if this comes through as a duplicate response but I responded
from a different email account earlier...
Thanks Bob and Jeff...
Therefore here is my confusion..
From Bob
* swap: the amount of disk
ory of the server...
Jason.
Steffen Weiberle wrote:
Hi Jason, coming late into this thread,
Jason Bradfield wrote:
Thanks Jeff.
FYI, These zones will be allocated to different clients each with
root access to their zone and running their own software.
Whether you choose to provide root acc
_loopback true;
Has this been implemented yet??
Any ideas on how to get this to work??
Thanks,
Jason Bradfield.
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Can anyone let me know if this is possible yet...
Or only from global zone..
Thanks.
Jason Bradfield wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to get ipfilters working within a local zone on build snv_62.
I'm getting the following when trying to start the ipfilter service
bash-3.00# cat /var/svc/l
zone yet.. if so how was your experience??..
Are you using ipfilters? are there any performance issues?? if this
works we will be going live in production with it soon...My fingers are
crossed.
Thanks.
Jason Bradfield
Seng-Quee.Liang wrote:
Only global zone as ipfilter naturally needs manipul
Jerry Jelinek wrote:
Jason Bradfield wrote:
I have done some more reading around and found the following.. can
you please confirm this..
I have read in several blogs that ipfilter(within a non global zone)
has been possible since early this year.. Then when I looked at our
zone and the
Jeff Victor wrote:
Jerry Jelinek wrote:
Jason Bradfield wrote:
I have read in several blogs that ipfilter(within a non global zone)
has been possible since early this year.. Then when I looked at our
zone and the ipf.conf and the ipfilter smf were available then I
thought I could use it..My
Hi,
I have a situation I can't explain..Any help would be appreciated.
Basically I'm getting "No space left on device" when copying a 64MB file
to /tmp. But from what I can tell I have enough memory available.
Thanks,
Jason.
Current output from prstat -Z
ZONEIDNPROC SWAP RSS MEMORY
s
the total swap consumed by the zone's processes and tmpfs mounts"
Then how come my tmpfs is larger then the prstat -Z SWAP total for the
zone.
Jason.
Jason Bradfield wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a situation I can't explain..Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Basically I
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