You can also use Solaris Container Manager if you don't wish to build
something.
http://www.sun.com/software/products/container_mgr/
It will give you one place to look for host, pool, zone, and project
utilization.
Thanks,
Mike
Zoram Thanga wrote:
5082299 RFE: More per-zone kstats
may
How do inodes work on zones? If your investigating running out of
inodes within a single zone, do you run the ncheck command from the
global zone on the partition the zone in question is mounted on? Does
this mean a disk partition that is being used by multiple zones has a
higher chance of
and get 7.5 CPU bound to each pull. I just don't
see why I need to care about counting threads (CPUs) when I already know
the pool is using 50% of the box.
thanks
- Amol
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From: Michael Barrett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, October 27, 2006 6:02 pm
Subject: [zones
What if you installed an application into a sparse zone by inheriting
the product directory or lofs mounting it into the zonepath. Months
later you decide to de-install the application. What's the best way to
do that?
Thanks,
Mike
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If you have a plumbed IPsec tunnel set (ie ip.tun0) can you supply the
zonecfg comamnd that interface during a zone creation?
Mike
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You can attach your zones to static or dynamic pools that will control
the CPU utilization of them. You can weight zones via the share concept
within the same pool to determine which zone is more important within a
given pool. You can also control the inband and outband network traffic
of
When you tell a local zone to use a mount point that is actually a zfs
file system as it's home directory, does the local zone think it's a ufs
or does it know it's a zfs?
Note this is _not_ me importing a legacy set file system into a zone as
a zfs type file system.
Thanks,
Mike
I just created 9 whole root local zones across 4 physical boxes. On 3
of them /var/adm/messages was never created and syslogd doesn't start.
Then on some nfs client was never started and svcadm doesn't seem to
start the service...no error in svc log.
This has only happened with s10u3. Are
)
See: /var/svc/log/system-sysidtool:net.log
Impact: 24 dependent services are not running. (Use -v for list.)
Nothing exciting in that log file.
Amol Chiplunkar wrote:
Michael Barrett wrote:
I just created 9 whole root local zones across 4 physical boxes. On 3
of them /var/adm/messages
That was it. zlogin -C and there I was at the system id questions.
Interesting that a zone will boot up to running status, allow you to
login and tell you it's in run level 3 without sysid completed.
Stephen Hahn wrote:
* Michael Barrett [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-05-09 08:43]:
Just your
How can a global zone show 0 hard transport errors (iostat -En) and a
zone on that same box show 118 hard errors (iostat -En)?
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Currently Sun Management Center 4.0's Container Manager module is what
Sun has in terms of a web UI interface for zones. I believe there are
webadmin plugins out in the outsource land as well. SunMC allows you to
discover, build, destroy, allocate resources, trend utilization, move,
Say you create a zpool based on a file that lives on a NFS mount. Then
you mount that zpool to a local mount point and give it to your zone to
live on. I'm assuming that under the covers this is just another
version of this loopback method:
http://blogs.sun.com/jph/entry/containers_on_nfs
19, 2009, at 7:17 PM, Michael Barrett wrote:
Say you create a zpool based on a file that lives on a NFS mount.
Then you mount that zpool to a local mount point and give it to
your zone to live on. I'm assuming that under the covers this is
just another version of this loopback
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