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Pavel Anni Oracle Solaris 11 Feature Map

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The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracles products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.

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Welcome to Oracle Solaris 11

If It Must Run, Its On Solaris

More installations than AIX and HP-UX combined.

11,000+ applications just work. Now in a cloud.

20 + Years of Non-Stop Innovation

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Oracle Solaris 11 Feature Map

Firewall in a box

Boot Env
Encryption Snapshots

Security

Network Virtualization

VNICs Immutable Zones

Bandwidth control

Online updates

ZFS

Zones

Resource Management
Resource pools, CPU caps

Installed from repository

IPS
Distro constructor

AI

Initial installation

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ZFS: Breakthrough Efficiency

Scale Out Design. Built-in Data Services. No License Fees.

Compression

Replication

Flash-aware virtual storage pools

Deduplication

Dataset Encryption

Reduce Storage Use by up to 10x Encryption With Line-Speed Performance Rapid Provisioning of Virtualized Storage Resources
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Oracle Solaris Hands-on Lab: ZFS

Disk pools and ZFS file systems Compression Deduplication ZFS Snapshots ZFS Clones ZFS Quotas

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Oracle Solaris 11 Feature Map

Firewall in a box

Boot Env
Encryption Snapshots

Security

Network Virtualization

VNICs Immutable Zones

Bandwidth control

Online updates

ZFS

Zones

Resource Management
Resource pools, CPU caps

Installed from repository

IPS
Distro constructor

AI

Initial installation

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Unlimited Boot Environments

System Update Redefined. Only on Solaris.
Safe rollback 4x faster updates than RHEL Powered by ZFS Space and time efficient using clones No adding disks or volumes Upgrade while maintaining mirrored root Simple to create, list, and destroy Always safe OS updates, with integrated rollback
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Active BE

Active BE New BE

Old BE Updated BE

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Oracle Solaris Lab: Boot Environments

Create a backup BE Crash your system Reboot the system in the backup BE Reactivate your good BE

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Oracle Solaris 11 Feature Map

Firewall in a box

Boot Env
Encryption Snapshots

Security

Network Virtualization

VNICs Immutable Zones

Bandwidth control

Online updates

ZFS

Zones

Resource Management
Resource pools, CPU caps

Installed from repository

IPS
Distro constructor

AI

Initial installation

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Dramatically Faster Lifecycle Management

Cloud SLA
New Security Patch 6:00 Start Update Maintenance window: 6-7pm 6:00-6:02 Dependency checks, patch/update planning

6:04-6:06 reboot up and running again

Back in Service in 6 Minutes!

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6:02-6:04 New boot environment created, updates downloaded and applied

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Oracle Solaris Lab: IPS

Search for a package Get the package information and metadata Install the package Create a separate BE and install packages into it

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Oracle Solaris 11 Feature Map

Firewall in a box

Boot Env
Encryption Snapshots

Security

Network Virtualization

VNICs Immutable Zones

Bandwidth control

Online updates

ZFS

Zones

Resource Management
Resource pools, CPU caps

Installed from repository

IPS
Distro constructor

AI

Initial installation

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Network Virtualization
Test the Un-Testable
Fully simulate your production environment
Reduce expense with software network equipment More testing means better quality Easier to test different scenarios or even different production environments

Rapidly roll out to your production

Better define your production environment network requirements

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Oracle Solaris Lab: Networking

New networking commands: netadm, dladm, ipadm Vanity naming Virtual Networking: VNICs

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Oracle Solaris 11 Feature Map

Firewall in a box

Boot Env
Encryption Snapshots

Security

Network Virtualization

VNICs Immutable Zones

Bandwidth control

Online updates

ZFS

Zones

Resource Management
Resource pools, CPU caps

Installed from repository

IPS
Distro constructor

AI

Initial installation

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Built-in Virtualization
Oracle Solaris 11 Zones
Secure, light-weight virtualization Scales to 100s of zones/ node Delegated administration ZFS datasets, boot environments Zone-specific observability Solaris 10 Zones NFS Server Network stack isolation and resource management
Co-engineered with installation, security, ZFS, networking, IPS, SPARC and x86 hypervisors
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15x lower overhead vs. VMWare 4x lower latency vs. KVM

Oracle Solaris Lab: Virtualization

Configure and install a zone Install a package into the zone, enable a service Clone the zone, check the service Monitor and manage system resources

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Oracle Solaris 11 Feature Map

Firewall in a box

Boot Env
Encryption Snapshots

Security

Network Virtualization

VNICs Immutable Zones

Bandwidth control

Online updates

ZFS

Zones

Resource Management
Resource pools, CPU caps

Installed from repository

IPS
Distro constructor

AI

Initial installation

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Oracle Solaris Lab: just the beginning!

Keep your VirtualBox Solaris VM Buy Solaris books
Oracle Solaris 11 SysAdmin Complete Reference Oracle Solaris Virtualization Essentials DTrace Book Oracle Solaris Cluster Essentials

Get more Solaris education from Oracle University

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Oracle Solaris Lab

I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand --Confucius

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Join the Oracle Solaris Community

Oracle.com/weblogic Twi$er twi$er.com/ORCL_Solaris Facebook facebook.com/oraclesolaris Oracle Solaris blog blogs.oracle.com/solaris Youtube youtube.com/OracleSolaris OTN for SysAdmins h$p://www.oracle.com/technetwork/systems
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