I'd have to say I'm pretty interested in most of these things, but especially:
* Multi-pathing using multiple vdisk servers* Probably first on my list. I want to be able to completely lose either one of my I/O domains and still have active paths to my LUNs. *VLAN support on vsw's* We're trying to move to an "any network - anywhere" model to support our virtualization efforts, and this is going to be huge for that. * NIU Hybrid I/O* As I remember, this is around being able to present a Crossbow virtual NIC directly to an LDOM without having to traverse a VSW. Do I have that right, or does this not depend on Crossbow integration with S10? *Virtual I/O dynamic reconfiguration* Sounds interesting, maybe someone could explain what is meant by this one? Thanks again. -M -- Matt Walburn http://mattwalburn.com On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 3:06 AM, klarien <klarien at gmail.com> wrote: > list of goodies i have un-officially collated > > 1. higher rev so it must be better - right :-) > 2. some new command flags (was -e in 1.0.3 - can't remember) > 3. VLAN support on vsw's > 4. aggregate interface support > 4. NIU Hybrid I/O > 6. Virtual I/O dynamic reconfiguration > 7. multi-pathing using multiple vdisk servers > 8. ability to install Solaris on a virtual disk backed by a slice > 9. iostat(1M) support in guest domains > 10. improved interrupt redistribution > 11. increased virtual networking performance due to improved locking. > > hopefully some fixes for the "slow as molasses" problem with SVM backed > volumes if not get t-patch t139562-02 > > better checking when allocating back-end storage devices. > > I think Solaris 10u6 is also pretty much a pre-requite for 1.1 although I > have got i t working ok on u5 and don't foget the firmware updates !!! > > anybdy else ? > > thanks > -- > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > ldoms-discuss mailing list > ldoms-discuss at opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/ldoms-discuss > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/ldoms-discuss/attachments/20081219/8ea754bd/attachment.html>
