pd is not active
> root@sct-jordi-01:~# svcs -a | grep -i cap
>
> So... If I have the proper package installed (SUNWrcapu), where is the SMF
> for the rcapd?
In the SUNWrcapr package.
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y the"in-the-zone" children would
> bubble up to a parent in the global zone. This would certainly be wrong.
Well, how common are zone-entered processes? And how should they be
accounted for anyway? (What sort of examples do we have?)
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at collects cpu for child processes
that exit, so why can't that be used instead of monkeying
about with extended accounting?
What am I overlooking here?
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ra IP
addresses to a
zone, using ifconfig to add them on the fly and zonecfg so they stick at boot.
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On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 10:01 PM, Peter Tribble wrote:
> I've been looking at the feasibility of using S8 containers to replace
> some truly
> antiquated hardware. However, evaluation has (apparently - I'm still trying to
> establish the details) uncovered a snag.
>
>
there are compatibility problems, where do I need to start
turning over rocks?
Thanks,
(and apologies for the vagueness)
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in OpenSolaris, that might catch some folks by surprise.
For me, it's not just the memory savings. It's the fact that I can modify
the shared filesystems in the global zone and have the changes
immediately visible in the zones that can be convenien
to 2.5 (that I've come across
so far) - and they're going to be the hardest to deal with.
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the global zone?
One thing I've found to be true though: either a machine is all zoned, or not.
It gets horribly confusing to have real activity in the global zone,
where you can
half see the non-global zones, so if you have zones on a machine then it's
easier to run nothing in the glob
mmit
And then do
zonecfg -z zone_name -f input_file
(What I actually do is have a skeleton input file for each type of zone that
has parameter substitution run on it to create the above input file, but any
mechanism to build up the file would do.)
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fficient, so
you can drive the system in different ways. You just need to keep
sizing in mind.
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e ngz nfs mounts?
That's why df does ignore nfs mounts by default and you have the -Z option to
force it to go look. I've not yet come across a case where df -Z has
told me anything
useful - what problem are you trying to solve by running df -Z?
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ically I've seen manifest import take longer, although that's been getting
quicker as well.
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ou run
that can make a huge difference. If you're running multi-gigabyte
java apps then it gets lost in the noise.)
I presume that zone clones get you quite a lot of the sharing back.
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module, others clearly can't. Yet some of the information could just be stored
in kstats, which would make getting at it much easier.
I think what I'm saying is this: what can zonestat tell us about what additional
kstats should be kept, and what additional APIs would be useful to make
configure name services in global
> zone, then exported this configuration (using nscfg) into a file and
> later imported this file (again, using nscfg) into your non-global
> zone(s).
>
> Would that work for you?
Butting in here, it would work just fine for me.
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d with snoop seems a bit long winded to
me. I work out which host a zone is on using 'arp -a' - the zones
on that machine, including the global zone, have SP in the Flags
column.
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ers are right-justified. I'm
tempted to push this to the right as well.
And should the username truncation problem be addressed as well?
(And if so, done as part of this or separately?) I presume this is the
web page mentioned earlier:
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/c
nameservice, so that the uid-username mapping is consistent
and if you run ps/top/prstat/whatever in the global zone then
the usernames reported are accurate.
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zone
zone names.
Which was the result of one of the bug reports I mentioned
initially. If you're going to have to do that, why have the -Z
flag at all?
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On 9/26/07, Nicolas Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 26, 2007 at 10:19:07PM +0100, Peter Tribble wrote:
>
> > I've just noticed something else. If you have an 8-character username
> > it runs into the zone name in the output on S10. On nevada 69
On 9/26/07, Nicolas Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 26, 2007 at 09:52:29PM +0100, Peter Tribble wrote:
> > Isn't this as easy as changing the format specifier from %8.8s to %8s?
> >
> > OK, so then the columns don't line up. How much is t
nt, as the current output
simply isn't useful.)
(The same is true of usernames, which also get truncated.
That's bad as well, but at least you can see the history there
as usernames have traditionally been limited to 8 characters,
but zone names can and often are much longer.)
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