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Hello,
I have been using sparc workstations :SUNW,Ultra-5_10 Total 4 such machines. Users use it for mpich programming and all run solaris 8 but I always have hard time maintaining these machines. Authentication for these machines work from solaris 10 using NIS and there are nfs mounts on each work station. I am wondering if it would be possible to move these 4 workstations on solaris 10 on V240 by using solaris containers. V240 is having 8GB of memory. I am wondering if this is possible? Please guide me , thanks |
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It looks doable by using Solaris 8 containers that allows "cloning" the existing servers.
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I will be really happy, if someone who has tried this before shares their experience.. |
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always these systems go out of swap space, there is limited disk space, /var always around 100%, can't patch them, some days back , it was not hard disk issue but I had to move hard disk to other machine , looks like bad memory on original machine...so such issues... i don't think i should wait for this hardware to die. Also buying 4 separate sparc machines would be costly. what better way is there than using containers ? |
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Containers will help to address this type of issue.
"maintenance" can be anything - user issues, environment issues, etc. These issues are not as easily addressed with Containers. Download the "Solaris 8 Containers 1.0 for Solaris 10 OS, SPARC". Also, grab " Example Solaris 8 System Image" so that you can experiment. Give it a try! |