Re: [zones-discuss] Zones, Solaris 10 and ZFS...do zones need to sit on rpool ?

2009-04-07 Thread Nicolas Dorfsman


Le 6 avr. 09 à 21:12, Paul Davis a écrit :



121430-33 (or higher) supports ZFS root with ZFS zonepaths (each in  
their own zpools). Been testing this extensively as a POC and it  
works, lucreate plus patching.


This is a really GOOD NEWS !I just want to sing or dance, or  
anything like that !


Fixed in 121430-33:
6742586 lucreate cannot migrate zone from ufs to zfs if the zone root  
is at the top of a filesystem
6748777 cannot upgrade u5 with zones on zfs to u6, errors from  
luactivate

6750930 lucopy fails to copy all files to non-global zones
6759266 lucreate (ufs root) on a system with zone with zfs dataset  
will fail


Yeah !!!


We did file bug 6819838 on preservation of mountpoint settings after  
lucreate when set at the zfs level vs. zpool level, but other than  
that pleased with the functionality. I believe the restriction is  
that you MUST use ZFS root and not UFS root w/ ZFS zones.


That's cool.



Nico
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[zones-discuss] Zones, Solaris 10 and ZFS...do zones need to sit on rpool ?

2009-04-06 Thread Nicolas Dorfsman



Hi all,


	I'm waiting for some patch to allow non-local zones to be located out  
of the rpool before upgrading my customer mainframe (s/mainframe/ 
sf15k/).


Is there anybody here who knows if or when it'd be available ?


TIA


Nicolas





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Re: [zones-discuss] Zones, Solaris 10 and ZFS...do zones need to sit on rpool ?

2009-04-06 Thread Alexander Skwar
Hi!

On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 19:55, Nicolas Dorfsman n...@unikservice.eu wrote:


 Le 6 avr. 09 à 19:35, Alexander Skwar a écrit :

 On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 13:46, Nicolas Dorfsman n...@unikservice.eu
 wrote:


   I'm waiting for some patch to allow non-local zones to be located
 out of the rpool before upgrading my customer mainframe
 (s/mainframe/sf15k/).

   Is there anybody here who knows if or when it'd be available ?


 Is it not allowed to have non-global zones on an arbitrary
 zpool? Who says so?

 I'm curious, because my zone roots are NOT located on
 rpool and things *seem* to work fine. Or am I running into
 some sort of problem by doing this?


 You could read :


I *could* :)



 In other words : if you never apply patchs, everything's fine.  If you'd
 like to patch, you may need to use some trick (like detaching zone and
 re-attaching them on a OS supporting your conf).


Thanks a lot, I wasn't actually aware of that limitation.

Learn something new every day... :/

So...now we're friend you and me, waiting for a patch.  :)


Yes, seems like. Thanks a lot for reading the important part to
me. I appreciate it!

Best regards,
Alexander
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Re: [zones-discuss] Zones, Solaris 10 and ZFS...do zones need to sit on rpool ?

2009-04-06 Thread Enda O'Connor

Hi
As far as I'm aware the latest Lu patches remove this restriction 
121430-xx, but I have cc'ed the zfs team for some guidance.


Enda

Alexander Skwar wrote:

Hi!

On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 19:55, Nicolas Dorfsman n...@unikservice.eu wrote:


Le 6 avr. 09 à 19:35, Alexander Skwar a écrit :

On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 13:46, Nicolas Dorfsman
n...@unikservice.eu wrote:


  I'm waiting for some patch to allow non-local zones to
be located out of the rpool before upgrading my customer
mainframe (s/mainframe/sf15k/).

  Is there anybody here who knows if or when it'd be
available ?


Is it not allowed to have non-global zones on an arbitrary
zpool? Who says so?

I'm curious, because my zone roots are NOT located on
rpool and things *seem* to work fine. Or am I running into
some sort of problem by doing this?


You could read :


I *could* :)
 



In other words : if you never apply patchs, everything's fine.  If
you'd like to patch, you may need to use some trick (like detaching
zone and re-attaching them on a OS supporting your conf).


Thanks a lot, I wasn't actually aware of that limitation.

Learn something new every day... :/

So...now we're friend you and me, waiting for a patch.  :)


Yes, seems like. Thanks a lot for reading the important part to
me. I appreciate it!

Best regards,
Alexander
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Re: [zones-discuss] Zones, Solaris 10 and ZFS...do zones need to sit on rpool ?

2009-04-06 Thread Alexander Skwar
Hello.

On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 13:46, Nicolas Dorfsman n...@unikservice.eu wrote:



Hi all,


I'm waiting for some patch to allow non-local zones to be located
 out of the rpool before upgrading my customer mainframe
 (s/mainframe/sf15k/).

Is there anybody here who knows if or when it'd be available ?


Is it not allowed to have non-global zones on an arbitrary
zpool? Who says so?

I'm curious, because my zone roots are NOT located on
rpool and things *seem* to work fine. Or am I running into
some sort of problem by doing this?


Alexander
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Re: [zones-discuss] Zones, Solaris 10 and ZFS...do zones need to sit on rpool ?

2009-04-06 Thread bob netherton



Is it not allowed to have non-global zones on an arbitrary
zpool? Who says so?

  



I bet there is more to the question than was originally asked.   Yes, 
you can have

non-global zones in ZFS starting with Solaris 10 10/08.   If you also use
Live Upgrade *and* you are using ZFS for your root filesystem then the
zoneroots must be in the same pool as your root.   If you relax any of these
constrains then we relax too :-)

There is an open CR for this (don't have it handy) and will be resolved by a
patch,

Bob
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