what I am concerned about right now, is to find out the actual utilization
of each physical server. This is how I can determine how many applications I
can club into what kind of machines. Some applications are home made and
some are like SAP and Oracle DBs. I am planning to calculate the
Yes, every global zone will be clustered.
I don't mean to be pedantic but Zones are usually isolated virtual
servers on a single OS instance, while your email talks about
clustering several hundred machines. Maybe you need these and cluster
zones too.
And most of the machines are Solaris, so
appreciated.
Regards,
Smruti
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Subject: Re: [ilugd] Things to consider for Server Utilization
From: Rahul Bhargava rhlbh...@gmail.com
Date: 04/12/2009 1:57 pm
Yes, every global zone will be clustered.
I don't mean to be pedantic
typos.
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Subject: Re: [ilugd] Things to consider for Server Utilization
From: Rahul Bhargava rhlbh...@gmail.com
Date: 04/12/2009 1:57 pm
Yes, every global zone will be clustered.
I don't mean to be pedantic but Zones are usually isolated virtual
servers on a single OS
Hi,
We have a few hundred physical *nix servers and thinking of virtualizing
them. So, could you please tell how to go about virtulizating them.
The first step would be obviously to calculate the actual utilization of
hardware for each server. So, what are the things to consider while
Hi Smruti,
It is possible to dynamically resize both the processing and storage
clusters, so it isn't necessary to start with estimates of utilization
necessarily. Though, where the application requires a lot of storage
or quick disk access, this will affect the types of disks used and
2009/12/4 Smruti smrutiman...@gmail.com:
Hi,
We have a few hundred physical *nix servers and thinking of virtualizing
them. So, could you please tell how to go about virtulizating them.
The first step would be obviously to calculate the actual utilization of
hardware for each
