Co-ordinated By: Miss Garima Bhardwaj

Presented By: Juhi Chauhan CSE 3rd Year

Company / developer Programmed in OS family

Oracle Corporation C Unix

Kernel type
Available language(s)

Monolithic
English C oracle.com/solaris SPARC, IA-32, x86-64, PowerPC (Solaris 2.5.1 only)

Official website

Available programming languages(s) Supported platforms Default user interface License

OpenSolaris Desktop or CDE or GNOME Various

Solaris is a originally developed by . It superseded their earlier in 1993. Oracle Solaris, as it is now known, has been owned by since Oracle's acquisition of Sun in January 2010.[

Solaris includes some of the world's most advance security features , such as Process and User Right Management ,Cryptographic Framework and Secure By Default Networking that allow you to safely deliver new solutions.

Solaris is fully supported on more than SPARC systems from top manufacturers, including systems from Sun, Dell, HP, and IBM.

The Solaris OS includes industry-first virtualization features such as Solaris Containers, which let you consolidate, isolate, and protect thousands of applications on a single server.

With its optimized network stack and support for todays advanced network computing protocols, Solaris 10 delivers highperformance networking to most applications without modification.

Sun Services provides a broad portfolio of support and service offerings so you can get what you need.

The Solaris 10 release gives you observability into your system with tools such as Solaris Dynamic Tracing (D-Trace)*, which enables real-time application debugging and optimization.

Solaris offers dramatic advances in file system and volume management by delivering virtually unlimited capacity and near-zero administration..

*D-TRACE
D-Trace is a dynamic troubleshooting and analysis tool first introduced in the Solaris 10 and Open Solaris operating systems. A Tool A programming language interpreter An instrumentation framework

What is D-Trace for ..???? Troubleshooting software bugs

 Solaris is free. Both regular and Open Solaris.

Solaris with support is often less expensive than Red Hat with support on the same hardware. Solaris 10 is secure and certified as secure. Solaris is and has been tested in the most rigorous of enterprise environments. ZFS is definitely something database people want. D-trace is something database people want. Faster and more reliable storage makes for better databases.