Glassfish seems like a natural successor to Tomcat. The clustering features look interesting, but I only have the one machine. Hmm. I’m going to need a shitload of zones. send in the clones The ‘zoneadm clone’ command creates a zone by copying an existing zonepath (to avoid going through the install twice). On Solaris Express, [...]
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NFSv4 between Linux and Solaris
Openoffice on Ubuntu had been pissing me off no end – hanging on startup, etc. Google pointed the finger at NFSv3 (which is how I share out a ZFS home directory from my Solaris box ). Apparently it’s happier on NFSv4 (setantae describes it as ‘NFS without the shitty bits), so it’s time to revisit [...]
Solaris 10 on mirrored disks
Solaris 10update 4 is out, and so is glassfish v2. First we need to get our OS on. My test x86 machine is a 3Ghz P4 with 1Gb RAM and twin 40Gb disks. Disks are a bit pokey, but having 2 makes playing around with RAID and ZFS more fun. Since ZFS root isn’t here [...]
