Jeff, Sorry this has taken so long to get to but yes, if I enable the pools and pools/dynamic services it runs as expected.
Has any work started on a 'real' zonestat yet? On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 9:44 PM, Jeff Victor <jeff.j.vic...@gmail.com>wrote: > On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 4:09 PM, Derek McEachern > <derekmceach...@gmail.com> wrote: > > We are in the process of deploying applications into zones and I've been > looking at how to monitor what each zone is up to regarding resource usage. > > I downloaded the zonestat.pl script to play around with and out of the > box it didn't actually give me any zone specific information. > > > > After poking around the code it turns out it won't break out any zone > level details unless resource pooling is enabled. We are deploying our > zones > > without resource restrictions. > > This is a known problem with v1.3. I am working on v1.3.1 which will > fix that problem. > > As a temporary workaround: does it work correctly if you enable pools > and don't configure any? > > GZ# svcadm enable pools > GZ# svcadm enable pools/dynamic > > > > I hacked the script to get around this problem for now but is this a > feature we can get added to the baseline? Jeff, how are changes handled to > this > > script since you appear to the owner? > > To make a contribution to the OpenSolaris community, first you would > register as a contributor. The other option is to request a specific > change in behavior, and I will try to get to it promptly. > > However, please understand (as the project web pages state) that this > is a prototype to help us learn what a 'real' zonestat should do. The > 'real' zonestat would be written in C or D for improved functionality > and considerably better performance. This Perl script consumes a great > deal of CPU cycles. > > > --JeffV >
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