Oracle Solaris Training Objectives
- Historically, Solaris was acquired as proprietary software. In June 2005, Sun Microsystems published most of the codebase under the CDDL license and established the OpenSolaris open source project.
- With OpenSolaris, Sun is required to produce a developer and user center around the software. After the purchase of Sun Microsystems in January 2010, Oracle determined to discontinue the OpenSolaris appearance and the development design.
- Single merchant. You get the device and software from the corresponding place (Oracle), which suggests you won’t get bucks reached around in the event of a puzzle.
- Do you require crazy fast hardware? We’re reading 32-core processors (and you can have 16 of those). Support in device for 4096 threads, and 16TB of RAM. Oracle SPARC regularities are mental abstinence.
- It used Solaris for a long time, ran a design system that accepted financial management.
- It’s a very good OS, last season I checked uptime was about 500 days on that instrument.
- It used to be the case that Solaris had many features not present in Linux, stuff like ZFS, Containers, DTrace, and support for extremely large hardware.
- If you’re programming Java, C, or whatever, you’ll notice it pretty much identical to GNU/Linux. There are differences though, JavaFX isn’t supported on Solaris, so that’s something to be conscious of.
- Solaris begins with CDE, which is parts nicer than GNOME or KDE and has a “decent UNIX” vibe to it.
- I used Solaris for a long time on the desktop, Ultra 1, Ultra 2, Ultra 80, and then Sun Rays compared to a server.
- As a server OS: Solaris has several benefits over Linux. In my judgment it's superior.
- I'm listing what I find the various important benefits below. As a desktop OS: Solaris development has pretty much quit the desktop. It was probably an okay-ish OS for this design back in the 80'ties, but you really shouldn't hold it for desktop purpose in this day and age.
- Linux is far more beneficial as a desktop OS than Solaris.
- Beware when you understand old reports regarding Solaris' lack of hardware support. Many of the objections were related to Solaris not recommending this or that desktop device. Irrelevant!
- Knowing that you should use ‘the best tool for the right job’, a better proposal would be; “Better for what?” overlap like a Venn Diagram but, when correctly understood, they complement one different rather than struggling.
- It is managed by ex-OpenSolaris developers at Joyent. Joyent is presently owned by Samsung.
- With SmartOS you can design zones that can run Linux, Windows, or other OSs on a ZFS file operation. This has a lot of advantages.
- Evolution is the manageable answer. In a business software product, a team of developers builds the features and works out explanations for all the bugs likely to threaten the system.
- They frequently do this very well and release a good investment product. That, however, is as good as it gets, and again time malware undermines the product condition.
- But there’s a second purpose. In many countries, including the USA, UK, and China, they also struggle with their social security agencies to put in backdoors for those companies to monitor users.
- Hackers - many of whom operate for competing for federal security agencies, target these systems exactly to compromise the management of those countries.
- Solaris is a portion of the *nix family of operating arrangements. While it has its structure and set of features, it is used frequently for the same purposes as other server operating methods are.
- Solaris was originally produced by Sun, but it is currently occupied by Oracle, which continues to promote and market it.
- It has been a closed-source operating system since version 11. It is possible for the quality of CPU architectures now, though it used resources of Sun’s SPARC CPUs
- Solaris - which is a “genuine” Unix and traces its ancestors back to UNIX System V, Release 4, which was the last “original” AT&T Unix.
- FreeBSD - used in multiple data centers, based - surprisingly acceptable - on Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) Unix.
- macOS - practiced in Macintosh computers, which outlines its lineage back to NeXTSTEP, which is a Berkeley Software Distribution Unix.
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- Introduction to UNIX
- What is Kernel – Shell – File System – Client/Server
- Hardware Requirements – Sparc vs Intel
- Basic Unix commands
- Openboot interface
- Openboot parameters
- Device names and aliases
- Boot Options
- Booting with GRUB
- Boot Phases
- init
- System run levels
- inittab file
- Run control scripts
- Adding a run control script
- Disabling a run control script
- The shutdown command
- The init command
- The halt/poweroff commands
- The reboot command
- The stop-a command
- Basic Features
- SMF Environment
- SMF and Booting
- SMF Environmental Structures
- Service States
- Managing Services
- Listing Services with svcs and inetadm
- Managing the State of a Service with svcadm
- Configuring a Service with svccfg
- Managing the State of inetd Network Services with inetadm
- Installation requirements
- Partitions and multiple disks
- Packages, Clusters and Groups
- Configuration cluster
- Definition of Installation methods
- Interactive Installation Process
- Documentation Packages
- Configuration clusters
- Displaying current software package information
- Checking the installation of a package
- Adding software packages
- Removing software packages
- Package logfiles & Troubleshooting tips
- Introduction to Process Management
- The ps command
- The prstat command
- The kill command
- Using the cron processes
- Creating crontab entries
- Crontab command options
- The at command
- Maintenance of patches and patch clusters
- Verification of currently installed patches
- Installing a patch on the system
- Removing a patch from the system Patch logfiles
- Displaying disk information
- Partitions/Slices
- Naming conventions
- Physical device names
- Instance name
- Logical device names
- Block and charLearnoVitar devices
- Configuring new disk devices
- Partitioning the disk with the format command and Solaris
- Management Console
- Making a new partition
- Disk based file systems
- Main root sub-directories
- Pseudo file systems
- Components of a ufs file system
- Boot block
- Superblocks
- Inodes
- Data disk blocks
- Ulimit parameter
- File types
- Symbolic and Hard links
- Creating file systems
- The newfs command
- The mount command
- The umount command
- The vfstab file
- The mnttab file
- Filesystem checking
- Determining if a file system needs checking
- Running fsck manually
- The lost+found directories
- Automounting CDs and floppies (Volume Management)
- Checking free disk space
- The df command
- The quot command
- The du command
- Freeing disk space
- Freeing up disk space with compression utilities
- Rotating files with logadm
- ZFS
- ZFS – A Basic Description
- Main Features
- ZFS Tools
- Managing ZFS Pools with zpool
- Pool Configuration Features
- Creating and Deleting (‘Destroying Pools’)
- Managing File Systems with ZFS
- Creating and Destroying a File System
- ACLs (Access Control Lists)
- The setfacl command
- The getfacl command
- The ACL mask
- USER MANAGEMENT
- User accounts
- Files used in creating a user – the passwd, group and shadow files
- Adding a user
- Changing user details
- Deleting a user
- User group maintenance
- Password administration
- Local Login control
- Remote Login control
- Login logs
- The wall command
- The message of the day
- Controlling the amount of disk space accessible to users using quotas
- Backup overview
- Backup and restore utilities overview
- Tape device names
- The mt utility – retentsion, rewind, space forward or backward and status
- The ufsdump and ufsrestore utilities
- ufs snapshots
- The print service
- Print service files
- Printer configuration with lpadmin
- Line printer commands – lpshut, lpsched, accept, reject, enable, disable, lpmove lpusers, lpstat, lp, cancel
- DNS Server and Client Setup
- NIS Servers and Clients
- Setting up NIS Servers and Clients
- NIS+ Overview
- LDAP Overview and Setting up an LDAP Client
- The Name Service Switch Configuration Files
- Name Service Cache Daemon
- Network File System (NFS)
- NFS Server
- NFS Client
- /etc/dfs/dfstab File
- NFS Client Configuration
- Troubleshooting NFS
- Cache File System (Cachefs)
- Creating a Cache File System
- Adding/Removing Cache File System
- NFS Logging – user access
- Automount Maps
- Registering Changes for Automount
- automount -v
- RAID
- Volume Management Operations
- metadevices
- State Database Replicas
- SVM Commands and Files
- Creating State Database Replicas
- Creating a Disk Concatenation
- Creating a Concatenation of two disk slices
- Creating and Managing Mirrors
- Creating File Systems on Volumes
- Deleting a Metadevice
- Dynamically Growing Existing File Systems
- Configuring Swap Space
- Adding a Swap File on an Existing File System
- Disabling Swap Space
- Automatic Installation
- Principles of JumpStart
- Server Setup for JumpStart
- Configuring NIS to Support JumpStart
- Configuring Non NIS Server for JumpStart
- Rules File
- Class File
- Check Utility
- Setting up DHCP for Intel clients
- Jumpstart troubleshooting
- Live Upgrade description
- Basic procedures
- lucreate and luupdate commands
- lucativate an lustatus commands
- Live Upgrade Example
- Dump File Definition
- System Crash Dumps
- Core Dump Configuration
- SYSLOG
- syslog Configuration
- The M4 Utility
- Editing the syslog.conf File
- Logging Telnet, FTP and other Networking Daemon
- Testing syslogd Logging
- Traditional Unix Security vs RBAC
- The RBAC Security Model
- Configuring RBAC Examples
- Zone Configuration Settings and CharLearnoVitaristics
- Creating Zones
- Managing the Zone State
- Zone System Processes
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