On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 12:13 PM, Tommy McNeely [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Zones experts,
We are attempting to create a new data center architecture that favors
virtualization with zones. Previously, if we wanted to have zones from
different security contexts (front-end, back-end,
Continuing on my zones in different subnets theme, but starting a new
thread to improve readability...
The other problem I have been experiencing can be solved with the
right ipf.conf incantation (I think).
Lets pretend the host (zone) mail-fe-1 initiates a connection to
dirsrv-lb (load
You probably can't use bge0 because its being used in the global zone. Try
plugging a cable into bge1 (net1) and use that. Exclusive means exclusive, it
needs its own network interface.
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On Sun, Nov 9, 2008 at 7:54 PM, Jeff Victor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It has become clear that there is a need to monitor resource
consumption of workloads in zones, and an easy method to compare
consumption to resource controls. In order to understand how a
software tool could fulfill this
Sorry that I don't have an answer to your question, but I have some thoughts
that might help :)
I see zones hosting as two potentially different services...
1. Virtual Dedicated Solaris Server - You are provided a virtual dedicated
server that runs (Open)Solaris. You know its a zone because
It has become clear that there is a need to monitor resource
consumption of workloads in zones, and an easy method to compare
consumption to resource controls. In order to understand how a
software tool could fulfill this need, I created an OpenSolaris
project and a prototype to get started. If
Hello,
As I previously mentioned, I am working on the possibility of putting
zones from different security contexts (front-end, application, back-
end) into the same physical server, which is effectively putting zones
in more than one subnet. We also like to use a load balancer, at least
