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Solaris Containers Consolidating Servers and Applications This How to Guide instructs users, system administrators, and developers unfamiliar with Solaris 10 OS on how to consolidate applications onto a single...   [More]

Solaris Containers
Consolidating Servers and Applications

This How to Guide instructs users, system administrators, and developers unfamiliar with Solaris 10 OS on how to consolidate applications onto a single server using Solaris Containers technology. The guide starts with a brief overview of Solaris Containers and follows with an example of using Solaris Containers to consolidate two Web server applications and an email server application onto a single server.

Users are guided step-by-step through the consolidation process, with code examples and illustrations. After using this guide, a user should be able to create Solaris Containers by:

* Creating a resource pool
* Defining Solaris Zones
* Assigning CPU usage with the Fair Share Scheduler (FSS)
* Installing and booting a zone
* Configuring access to raw devices from the zone
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Managing ZFS in Solaris 10 Containers This guide is intended to show a new user the capabilities of ZFS when coupled with Solaris Containers. It describes the assignment of a ZFS file system to a zone, and some...   [More]

Managing ZFS in Solaris 10 Containers

This guide is intended to show a new user the capabilities of ZFS when coupled with Solaris Containers. It describes the assignment of a ZFS file system to a zone, and some of the ZFS administrative tasks possible in such a configuration. Assigning a file system to a zone gives a zone administrator full delegated control of the ZFS file system, enabling them to take snapshots, create sub file systems and perform other tasks without requiring the global zone administrator's intervention.

After reading this guide, the user will have an understanding of how to delegate a ZFS file system to a container and to manage it from within the container.   [Less]

How To Move a Solaris Container This How To Guide instructs users, system administrators, and developers who have experience with Solaris 10 on proper use of new features which allow a Solaris 10 Container to...   [More]

How To Move a Solaris Container

This How To Guide instructs users, system administrators, and developers who have experience with Solaris 10 on proper use of new features which allow a Solaris 10 Container to be moved from one computer to another. The guide starts with a brief discussion of the need for such functionality and follows with three examples of the use of this functionality.

Note: Technology described in this guide is currently available in Solaris Express, and will be available soon in a Solaris 10 update.

Users are guided step-by-step through the process of moving a Container, with code examples and illustrations. After using this guide, a user should be able to move a Solaris Container by:

* Creating a Container
* Detaching the Container
* Moving the Container to a new computer
* Attaching the Container to the new computer

For thoroughness, code examples are provided for three different scenarios:

* Each system has only one filesystem
* Each system has Containers installed onto Solaris ZFS filesystems
* Each system has Containers installed onto Solaris UFS filesystems using Solaris Volume Manager
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Solaris 10 Security Eliminating Web Page Hijacking This How to Guide instructs Solaris system administrators and security professionals in the process of securing common Web servers. By the end of the guide,...   [More]

Solaris 10 Security
Eliminating Web Page Hijacking

This How to Guide instructs Solaris system administrators and security professionals in the process of securing common Web servers. By the end of the guide, an example configuration will be created that allows Web content to be maintained securely by content owners, while the Web server itself will run with a minimized set of privileges in its own secured Container.

Administrators are guided step-by-step through the process and at the end of the guide should be able to:

* Create a basic Solaris Container for hosting applications
* Configure the Apache2 Web server to run in a Solaris Container
* Use User and Process Rights Management to reduce application privileges
* Use the Solaris Service Manager to reduce security risk of a Container
* Share data securely between two Containers

This guide is not exhaustive and will not cover all optional features of these technologies. However, the reference section provided at the end of the document provides pointers to where administrators can learn more.   [Less]

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