Hi Darren, On 08/26/09 01:29, Darren J Moffat wrote: > Dan Price wrote: >> On the Solaris operating system, Logical Domains agents will >> be implemented as a SMF service "svc:/ldoms/agents" and a > > xvm (ie the Xen derived stuff) on x86 has its services including agents > under: svc:/system/xvm/ > > I expected this case to use svc:/system/ldoms > > If there are there existing services under svc:/ldoms/ fair enough but > otherwise I'd recommend this be under svc:/system since at the moment we > only have the following top level hierarchies:
There are already existing services under svc:/ldoms/ : svc:/ldoms/vntsd - virtual network terminal server svc:/ldoms/ldmd - LDoms manager > svc:/application > svc:/milestone > svc:/network > svc:/system > > Is it possible and desirable to have a separate SMF service (and thus > fault boundary) for the different LDOM services the agents represent or > is this really all done as a single fault boundary ? I expected that > there would be separate SMF services for disk and network agents. There is a single fault boundary: all LDoms agents are run as a single Solaris daemon (ldmad). Enabling svc:/ldoms/agents starts the ldmad process and thus enables all LDoms agents. alex.
