Introduction Overview Course Goals Course Agenda Introductions Your Learning Center Introduction to Oracle Solaris Zones Introduction to Oracle Solaris Zones Oracle Solaris Zones Architectural Overview Characteristics of combined virtualization models Oracle Solaris Zones States Planning Oracle Solaris Zones Configuring Oracle Solaris Zones Non-global Zone Configuration Methods Zone Configuration Tools Zone Configuration Components Zone Template Properties
Configuring Non - global Zones on a Local Host Immutable Global Zones Immutable Non-Global Zones Startup and shutdown non - global zones Deploying Oracle Solaris Zones using Automatic Installation (AI) Configuring Zones for AI Deployment Deploy Zone Using AI Migrating Oracle Solaris 10 Systems and Native Zones Solaris10 Branded Zones Migrating an Oracle Solaris 10 System Migrating an Oracle Solaris 10 Native Zone Installing Non-global Zones on Shared Storage (ZOSS) Migrating a non-global zone in a ZOSS configuration Migrating a Kernel Zone Administering Oracle Solaris Zones Managing Zone Services Managing Zone Storage Managing Zone Networks Managing Zone Packages Cloning and Moving Non-Global Zones Using a Unified Archive to Clone a Zone Backing Up and Restoring Zone Using a Unified Archive to Backup and Restore a Zone Administering Zone Networks Zone Network Resources and Properties Network Virtualization Consolidating Networks Using Network Virtualization Using Network Flow Control in a Zone IP - Mulpipathing in a Zone Configuring Oracle Solaris Kernel Zones Non-global Zone Configuration Methods Kernel Zone hardware and software requirements Kernel Zones Architecture Configuring Kernel Zones Kernel Zones Resources Verified boot policy Deploying a Kernel Zone Suspending and Resuming Kernel Zones Optimizing Workloads by Managing Resources Introduction t o Resource Management Live Zone Reconfiguration Projects and Tasks Fair Share Scheduler (FSS) Resource Pools Resource Capping
Monito ring and Troubleshooting Oracle Solaris Zone Introduction to Oracle Solaris Zone Monitoring Extended Accounting Facility Monitoring Zone Resource Consumption Monitoring Workloads Tune Oracle Solaris Zones Zone Troubleshooting
This is an advanced course offering that builds on Oracle Solaris 11 system administration courses. It is focused on the skills and knowledge required for administering Oracle Solaris Zones server virtualization technology. This course is intended for IT architects and system administrators who are responsible for planning and performing server virtualization tasks in the datacenter. This course is intended for System Administrators and IT architects who are responsible for deploying the Oracle Solaris operating system in zone-based virtual machines. Throughout the course, students perform a series of guided hands-on labs, based on established best practices that walk the student through the critical tasks associated with infrastructure consolidation and workload administration activities using Oracle Solaris Zones. Learn To: Plan infrastructure consolidation using zones. Configure non-global zones including: Oracle Solaris native zones, Oracle Solaris 10 zones, and kernel zones. Administer zones. Migrate global and non-global zones Manage zone resources including: CPUs, memory, networks, and storage. Optimize zones form best workload performance. Troubleshoot zone problems. Benefits To You During this course, the student examines various aspects of planning for implementing server virtualization in an enterprise environment. Throughout the course, students practice server virtualization by performing a series of guided hands-on labs that walk the student through the critical tasks associated with server and network virtualization activities. These labs include case studies that showcase best practices when deploying Oracle Solaris Zones server virtualization technology. This course does not address system virtualization related tasks specific to Solaris 10 (or other) operating systems. Rather, it focuses on the virtualization technology as implemented in the Oracle Solaris 11 operating system. It assumed that the student already has the skills and knowledge necessary for administering Oracle Solaris 11.
