Lewis Thompson wrote: > Hi Zones experts :) > > I have a query regarding specifying per-process and/or per-user resource > limits within local zones > > Having read the FAQ at > http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/zones/faq/ I get the impression > that resource limits within zones are either: > > 1. defined with zonecfg when creating/updating the zone > 2. by adding a zone to a resource pool and manipulating that way > > What I am not clear on is: > > whether a local zone can have an /etc/project file of its own;
Yes, a zone has an /etc/project of its own. The zone.* resource controls are defined at the zone level by the global zone admin (in the global zone). The non-global zone admin can define project.*, task.* and process.* rctls inside the zone. If a zone version of the resource control exists, this will clamp the project version; i.e. if zone.max-lpws is set to 1000, setting project.max-lwps to 2000 in /etc/project in the zone is legal, but the max number of lwps for the while zone is limited to 1000. Menno -- Menno Lageman - Sun Microsystems - http://blogs.sun.com/menno _______________________________________________ zones-discuss mailing list [email protected]
