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Operating Systems AIX How isolated are AIX WPARs? Post 302917854 by satish51392111 on Friday 19th of September 2014 12:00:01 AM
Old 09-19-2014
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Originally Posted by bakunin
I am not that knowledgeable about Solaris, but i would describe WPARs as chroot-ed environments with some logic on top to make them better manageable.

My professional experience is to better stay clear from WPARs and use LPARs instead.
We have been setting up LPARs, in fact DLPARs, managed from HMC for our internal users. But on this particluar server, the physical configuration is too low to setup working DLPARs (The user had them procured without consulting us). So, we are setting up 2 WPARs on it.

I am assuming chroot from base server does not cause the compiler of one machine to affect the one on the other. Just like in Solaris Zones.

So, in any situation, would there be any compiler conflict between two WPARs running on the same base server?
 

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NAME
uwx_self_init_info() - create and initialize a callback info structure for self-unwinding SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
is part of the Unwind Express Library for Integrity systems; see uwx(3X). allocates and initializes a new callback info structure for use by the provided self-unwind callback routines in the Unwind Express Library. The callback info structure is an opaque structure that is used by several other entry points in the Unwind Express Library. A callback info structure, once allocated, may be used for many stack unwind operations. When the application is finished using the callback info structure, it should call to dispose of the memory used. Parameters env A pointer to an unwind environment object. RETURN VALUE
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