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A Concise, Up-to-Date Guide to Oracle Virtualization Technologies, Including Oracle Solaris Zones, Oracle VM Server for SPARC, Physical Domains, and Oracle VM Virtual BoxOracle (R) Solaris 11 System Virtualization Essentials, Second Edition, has been fully updated for Oracle 11 and is a complete, practical, and up-to-date guide to selecting, implementing, and applying today's Oracle virtualization technologies to real-world business problems.Four Oracle experts thoroughly cover current Oracle Solaris virtualization options. They help you understand key use cases, including consolidation, asynchronous workloads, software development, testing/staging, workload mobility, legacy OS support, provisioning, scalability, fine-grained OS changes, and security. They also compare and address each leading approach to virtualization: OS virtualization, hypervisor-based virtual machines, and hardware partitioning.The authors illuminate the use of virtualization with many Oracle software applications and engineered systems, including SuperCluster, Secure Enterprise Cloud Infrastructure, Exalytics, Oracle Database, and security hardening scenarios.Bringing together case study examples and in-the-trenches experience, this guide explains how to Leverage Oracle Solaris Zones to improve security, deployment, resource usage, and managementUse Logical Domains to deploy different versions of Oracle Solaris on SPARC systemsMaximize workload isolation on SPARC systems with Physical DomainsUse Oracle Solaris Zones to optimize workload efficiency and scalabilityImprove data center flexibility with live migrationDevelop and test software in heterogeneous environments with Oracle VM Virtual BoxMix virtualization technologies to maximize workload density Migrate Solaris 10 workloads to new hardware via Solaris Zones Register your product at informit.com/register for convenient access to downloads, updates, and corrections as they become available.
Contents
Foreword to the First Edition xiiiPreface xviiAcknowledgments xxiAbout the Authors xxiiiChapter 1: Introduction to Virtualization 11.1 Definitions and Motivations 11.2 System Virtualization Models 101.3 Summary 30Chapter 2: Use Cases and Requirements 312.1 Introduction 312.2 General Workload Consolidation 322.3 Asynchronous Workloads 402.4 Software Development and Other Bursty Workloads 412.5 Testing and Staging 422.6 Simplifying Workload Mobility 432.7 Maintaining a Legacy Operating System on New Hardware 462.8 Flexible, Rapid Provisioning 472.9 Relieving Scalability Constraints 482.10 Fine-Grained Operating System Modification 492.11 Configurable Security Characteristics 492.12 Summary 50Chapter 3: Oracle Solaris Zones 513.1 Introduction 523.2 What's New in Oracle Solaris 11 Zones 533.3 Feature Overview 543.4 Feature Details 673.5 Oracle Solaris Kernel Zones 1143.6 Solaris 10 Zones 1213.7 Strengths of Oracle Solaris Zones 1253.8 Summary 126Chapter 4: Oracle VM Server for SPARC 1314.1 Oracle VM Server for SPARC Features 1314.2 CPUs in Oracle VM Server for SPARC 1324.3 Features and Implementation 1344.4 Installing Oracle VM Server for SPARC and Building a Guest Domain 1494.5 Oracle VM Server for SPARC and Solaris Zones 1684.6 Summary 169Chapter 5: Physical Domains 1715.1 Introduction 1715.2 SPARC M6: An Introduction 1725.3 SPARC M7: An Introduction 1745.4 Virtualization Technologies 1785.5 Fault Isolation 1895.6 Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center 1905.7 Summary 191Chapter 6: Oracle VM VirtualBox 1936.1 How Oracle VM VirtualBox Works 1956.2 Oracle VM VirtualBox Guest Platform 1986.3 Oracle Solaris as an Oracle VM VirtualBox Host 2106.4 Oracle Solaris as an Oracle VM VirtualBox Guest 2156.5 Creating and Managing Oracle VM VirtualBox Guests 2166.6 Summary 247Chapter 7: Automating Virtualization 2497.1 Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center 2497.2 OpenStack 2567.3 Summary 271Chapter 8: Choosing a Virtualization Technology 2738.1 Review of Strengths and Limitations 2738.2 Choosing the Technology 2828.3 Summary 287Chapter 9: Applications of Oracle Virtualization 2899.1 Database Zones 2899.2 Virtualization with Engineered Systems and Oracle SuperCluster 2959.3 Virtualization with Secure Enterprise Cloud Infrastructure 3019.4 Virtualization in Oracle Exalytics 3089.5 Consolidating with Oracle Solaris Zones 3099.6 Security Hardening with Oracle Solaris Zones 3159.7 Customer Deployment 1 3239.8 Customer Deployment 2 3249.9 Customer Deployment 3 3259.10 Summary 326Appendix: History of Virtualization and Architectural Evolution 327Index 345
