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4 Jun 2012
#26517
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Don't Overlook the Potential of the Oracle Solaris 11 Service Management Facility
Making Migration Worthwhile
Users still in the throes of migrating to Solaris 11 will find a procedure for migrating from older Oracle Solaris releases ... to the Service Management Facility in Oracle Solaris 11 by Suzanne Zorn a useful tool. Zorn describes how to migrate a service controlled via legacy /etc/rc* scripts written for older Oracle Solaris releases or other UNIX environments to the Service Management Facility (SMF) in Oracle Solaris 11. While, as Zorn writes, Oracle Solaris 11 continues to allow legacy /etc/rc* scripts to start and stop its services, not employing SMF deprives users of its many productive features.
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6 Jun 2012
#26521
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Using Oracle Solaris Zones Physical-to-Virtual (P2V)
Simple, Robust, Flexible Tool for Building an Image, then Migrating from Physical to Virtual Environments
The Physical to Virtual (P2V) feature of Oracle Solaris Zones and its capability for creating and installing a Solaris 10 image built in a physical system and migrating it into a virtualized operating system environment is Orgad Kimchi's subject in an oracle.com post that lists the three steps in the use of P2v:
- Image creation on the source system
- Preparing the target system
- Image installation on the target system
Kimchi devotes the balance of the post to the code samples necessary to creating the image used to distribute the software; ZFS integration; resource management; and DTrace integration.
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