Peter Tobac wrote:
> Hi,
>
> from performance point of view running an application in a Solaris 10
> zone does not differ from running it in the global zone.
> What about Solaris 8/9 containers? Would a Solaris 8/9 container be
> less performant than a native S8/S9 installation?
There is an em
I believe it may led to better performance, as the actual kernel (S10)
is more efficient in many ways, while the overhead of adaption (ie.
the brandZ code) is usually small.
Rayson
On 6/12/08, Peter Tobac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> from performance point of view running an applicati
Hi,
from performance point of view running an application in a Solaris 10
zone does not differ from running it in the global zone.
What about Solaris 8/9 containers? Would a Solaris 8/9 container be
less performant than a native S8/S9 installation?
Thanks for your feedback!
Peter
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