Capturing Your Own Solaris 11.4 (12) Analytics / Sstore Note: There is an updated process for Solaris 11.4+, please check out part 5 – Enhanced method on how to capture analytics in Solaris 11.4+ Note: The full code is available in a GitHub repository. to play with the code, feel free to just clone the …
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Capturing Your Own Solaris 11.4 (12) Analytics / Sstore Note: There is an updated process for Solaris 11.4+, please check out part 5 – Enhanced method on how to capture analytics in Solaris 11.4+ Note: The full code is available in a GitHub repository. to play with the code, feel free to just clone the …
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Capturing Solaris 11.4/(12) analytical data Note: There is an updated process for Solaris 11.4+, please check out part 5 – Enhanced method on how to capture analytics in Solaris 11.4+ Note: The full code is available in a GitHub repository. to play with the code, feel free to just clone the Solaris Analytics Publisher repository. …
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How to Capturing / create your own custom analytics Note: There is an updated process for Solaris 11.4+, please check out part 5 – Enhanced method on how to capture analytics in Solaris 11.4+ Note: The full code is available in a GitHub repository. to play with the code, feel free to just clone the …
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Enable docker svcadm enable svc:/application/docker/docker Configure base Solaris image docker-support create-base-image # With name service configuration (example xml at the end of post) docker-support create-base-image -p ./sc.xml Run base test image docker run -it solaris not working yet docker commit 8dbd9e392a96 elis_img Make sure firewall service is up Create a container docker run -ti -d …
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Create the Python Socket Server #!/bin/python import socket host = ‘10.10.10.10’ port = 50000 backlog = 5 size = 1024 s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) s.bind((host,port)) s.listen(backlog) while 1: client, address = s.accept() data = “Return data\n” client.send(data) client.close() Create the client connection #!/bin/python import socket host = ‘10.10.10.10’ port = 50000 backlog = 5 size …
https://blogs.oracle.com/raghuram/entry/fibre_channel_sr_iov
https://thornelabs.net/2014/03/13/openstack-commands-cheat-sheet.html