In our previous articles we built the foundation of our Logical Domains environment, which then enabled us to create a Logical Domain in part two. Now in the final article in this series we will be connecting to and performing the installation of the operating system. Solaris Virtualization: Using Logical…
Solaris Virtualization: Using Logical Domains on Solaris 11 Part Two
In our previous article we went through the process of preparing a Solaris 11 for SPARC machine as a Logical Domain hypervisor. Now that we have laid out our foundation we are ready to create some Logical Domains. Solaris Virtualization: Using Logical Domains on Solaris 11 Part One Create the…
Solaris Virtualization: Using Logical Domains on Solaris 11 Part One
Solaris 11 for SPARC, as well as previous versions of Solaris, include a neat little technology called Logical Domains (which has been rebranded as Oracle VM for SPARC). Logical Domains are implemented in the SPARC processor. This series is going to focus on the basic administration of a Logical Domains…
Linux-KVM: Using KVM on Oracle Linux 6
In my new role I am using Oracle Linux more and more, so as an exercise I have been replicating my builds on Oracle Linux. Here we are going to use Oracle Linux 6.2 x86_64 as a KVM hypervisor. Keep in mind that KVM is not Oracle’s preferred hypervisor, however…
Solaris Virtualization: Using Zones
Solaris has the ability to do two types of Virtualization, if you are using SPARC hardware you can use Logical Domains, which has been re-branded as Oracle VM for SPARC. Or regardless of your architecture you can use Solaris Zones, which is really much more like Linux-VServer, OpenVZ, and Linux…