ZFS and SMF for testing. I used that for the J1HOL set up. Each lab had their own zfs filesystem that the lab user had rights to administrate.
For the labs that required a DB I created a MySQL DB on it's own zfs filesystem with admin rights (zfs allow) for the lab user. I also created a SMF service per DB, and integrated that with the rights subsystem so the lab user had the rights to start and stop the DB. Then I pre-populated each DB with a "golde" data set, and took a snapshoot of the zfs filesystem, so that the developer could role back to a know state as they need :) Cheers, Peter On Sep 2, 2008, at 16:35, Roman Strobl wrote: > Hi guys, > > I have many contacts in the Java community so I was thinking about > leveraging these and showing some OpenSolaris love to Java developers. > > I was thinking about what to present - the first thing that comes on > my > mind is DTrace and Java probes for DTrace. That's probably the best > thing to show. I would also like to discuss Chime for DTrace. ZFS > might > be also interesting, although this is more for deployment (but maybe > even for source snapshots, backups, etc.). > > Any other ideas or experiences with talking to Java developers - what > else is there to make them excited about OpenSolaris? > > -Roman > _______________________________________________ > advocacy-discuss mailing list > advocacy-discuss at opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/advocacy-discuss
