Hope to see you there:
EM13c is here
Strange ingrish, but good overview:
Solaris Zone Clone
I installed a zone on my T7 box and prepared it for an Oracle DB installation. But I will need the same setup for a second installation... In this example I will use the "clone" function from solaris11/zones/zfs to get my preconfigured zone cloned:
Halt the zone/container:
root@t7primary:~/config# zoneadm list -cv ID NAME STATUS PATH BRAND IP 0 global running / solaris shared 1 t7zone01 running /zones/t7zone01 solaris excl root@t7primary:~/config# zoneadm -z t7zone01 halt
Now I will copy the configuration from the first zone and will just chance the install root directory inside the zone:
root@t7primary:~/config# zonecfg -z t7zone01 export -f ./t7zone01.export
root@t7primary:~/config# vi t7zone01.export
[...] -> changed zonepath
root@t7primary:~/config# zonecfg -z t7zone02 -f ./t7zone01.export
root@t7primary:~/config# zonecfg -z t7zone02 info
zonename: t7zone02
zonepath: /zones/t7zone02
brand: solaris
autoboot: false
autoshutdown: shutdown
bootargs:
file-mac-profile:
pool:
limitpriv:
scheduling-class:
ip-type: exclusive
hostid:
tenant:
fs-allowed:
[max-shm-memory: 512G]
[max-shm-ids: 2048]
[max-msg-ids: 2048]
[max-sem-ids: 2048]
fs:
dir: /shared
special: /shared
raw not specified
type: lofs
options: [rw,nodevices]
anet:
linkname: net0
lower-link: auto
allowed-address not specified
configure-allowed-address: true
defrouter not specified
allowed-dhcp-cids not specified
link-protection: mac-nospoof
mac-address: auto
mac-prefix not specified
mac-slot not specified
vlan-id not specified
priority not specified
rxrings not specified
txrings not specified
mtu not specified
maxbw not specified
bwshare not specified
rxfanout not specified
vsi-typeid not specified
vsi-vers not specified
vsi-mgrid not specified
etsbw-lcl not specified
cos not specified
pkey not specified
linkmode not specified
evs not specified
vport not specified
rctl:
name: zone.max-sem-ids
value: (priv=privileged,limit=2048,action=deny)
rctl:
name: zone.max-msg-ids
value: (priv=privileged,limit=2048,action=deny)
rctl:
name: zone.max-shm-ids
value: (priv=privileged,limit=2048,action=deny)
rctl:
name: zone.max-shm-memory
value: (priv=privileged,limit=549755813888,action=deny)
root@t7primary:~/config#
root@t7primary:~/config# zoneadm list -cv
ID NAME STATUS PATH BRAND IP
0 global running / solaris shared
- t7zone01 installed /zones/t7zone01 solaris excl
- t7zone02 configured /zones/t7zone02 solaris excl
As you can see, the configuration from t7zone1 was taken for the new t7zone2. Recourse controls and the shared directory for example comes from the t7zone1 zone. Now I will clone the first zone, this took around 2-3 seconds 🙂
root@t7primary:~/config# zoneadm -z t7zone02 clone t7zone01
WARNING: read-write lofs file system on '/shared' is configured in both zones.
The following ZFS file system(s) have been created:
rpool/zones/t7zone02
Progress being logged to /var/log/zones/zoneadm.20151221T094156Z.t7zone02.clone
Log saved in non-global zone as /zones/t7zone02/root/var/log/zones/zoneadm.20151221T094156Z.t7zone02.clone
root@t7primary:~/config#
And yes, it worked... I have both zones now "installed". But you will see, that the new t7zone2 only takes less space.
root@t7primary:~/config# zfs list | grep t7zone rpool/zones/t7zone01 1.80G 829G 32K /zones/t7zone01 rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool 1.80G 829G 31K /rpool rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/ROOT 1.80G 829G 31K legacy rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/ROOT/solaris 1.80G 829G 1.73G /zones/t7zone01/root rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/ROOT/solaris/var 61.3M 829G 52.6M /zones/t7zone01/root/var rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/VARSHARE 1.09M 829G 1.03M /var/share rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/VARSHARE/pkg 63K 829G 32K /var/share/pkg rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/VARSHARE/pkg/repositories 31K 829G 31K /var/share/pkg/repositories rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/export 102K 829G 32K /export rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/export/home 69.5K 829G 31K /export/home rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/export/home/oracle 38.5K 829G 38.5K /oracle rpool/zones/t7zone02 4.91M 829G 34K /zones/t7zone02 rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool 4.87M 829G 31K /rpool rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/ROOT 4.85M 829G 31K legacy rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/ROOT/solaris-0 4.85M 829G 1.73G /zones/t7zone02/root rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/ROOT/solaris-0/var 48.5K 829G 52.7M /zones/t7zone02/root/var rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/VARSHARE 3K 829G 1.03M /var/share rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/VARSHARE/pkg 2K 829G 32K /var/share/pkg rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/VARSHARE/pkg/repositories 1K 829G 31K /var/share/pkg/repositories rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/export 3K 829G 32K /export rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/export/home 2K 829G 31K /export/home rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/export/home/oracle 1K 829G 38.5K /oracle root@t7primary:~/config# root@t7primary:~/config# zoneadm list -cv ID NAME STATUS PATH BRAND IP 0 global running / solaris shared - t7zone01 installed /zones/t7zone01 solaris excl - t7zone02 installed /zones/t7zone02 solaris excl root@t7primary:~/config#
So were does this come from? Well, it is a clone... so let's call it a re-write-able snapshot, only differences use space. You can see where it comes from in the following outputs:
root@t7primary:~/config# zfs get origin | awk '$3 !~ /-/ {print}'
NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool origin rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool@t7zone02_snap00 -
rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/ROOT origin rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/ROOT@t7zone02_snap00 -
rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/ROOT/solaris-0 origin rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/ROOT/solaris@t7zone02_snap00 -
rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/ROOT/solaris-0/var origin rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/ROOT/solaris/var@t7zone02_snap00 -
rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/VARSHARE origin rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/VARSHARE@t7zone02_snap00 -
rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/VARSHARE/pkg origin rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/VARSHARE/pkg@t7zone02_snap00 -
rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/VARSHARE/pkg/repositories origin rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/VARSHARE/pkg/repositories@t7zone02_snap00 -
rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/export origin rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/export@t7zone02_snap00 -
rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/export/home origin rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/export/home@t7zone02_snap00 -
rpool/zones/t7zone02/rpool/export/home/oracle origin rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/export/home/oracle@t7zone02_snap00 -
root@t7primary:~/config#
root@t7primary:~/config# zfs list -t snapshot
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
rpool/ROOT/11.3.3.0.6.0@install 110M - 2.59G -
rpool/ROOT/11.3.3.0.6.0@2015-12-16-18:11:00 148M - 2.68G -
rpool/ROOT/11.3.3.0.6.0/var@install 95.0M - 133M -
rpool/ROOT/11.3.3.0.6.0/var@2015-12-16-18:11:00 327M - 440M -
rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool@t7zone02_snap00 0 - 31K -
rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/ROOT@t7zone02_snap00 0 - 31K -
rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/ROOT/solaris@install 7.41M - 605M -
rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/ROOT/solaris@t7zone02_snap00 4.40M - 1.73G -
rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/ROOT/solaris/var@install 8.68M - 38.2M -
rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/ROOT/solaris/var@t7zone02_snap00 200K - 52.6M -
rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/VARSHARE@t7zone02_snap00 22K - 1.03M -
rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/VARSHARE/pkg@t7zone02_snap00 0 - 32K -
rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/VARSHARE/pkg/repositories@t7zone02_snap00 0 - 31K -
rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/export@t7zone02_snap00 1K - 32K -
rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/export/home@t7zone02_snap00 0 - 31K -
rpool/zones/t7zone01/rpool/export/home/oracle@t7zone02_snap00 1K - 38.5K -
root@t7primary:~/config#
OK, let's boot the zones. The first one boots up like before. With the new one, you will need to go threw the installation configuration:
root@t7primary:~/config# zoneadm -z t7zone01 boot
root@t7primary:~/config# zoneadm -z t7zone02 boot
root@t7primary:~/config# zlogin -C t7zone02
System Configuration Tool
System Configuration Tool enables you to specify the following
configuration parameters for your newly-installed Oracle Solaris 11
system:
- system hostname, network, time zone and locale, user and root
accounts, name services, support
System Configuration Tool produces an SMF profile file in
etc/svc/profile/sysconfig/sysconfig-20151221-104209.
How to navigate through this tool:
- Use the function keys listed at the bottom of each screen to move
from screen to screen and to perform other operations.
- Use the up/down arrow keys to change the selection or to move
between input fields.
- If your keyboard does not have function keys, or they do not
respond, press ESC; the legend at the bottom of the screen will
change to show the ESC keys for navigation and other functions.
F2_Continue F6_Help F9_Quit
[...] -> skipped
root@t7primary:~/config#
root@t7primary:~/config# zoneadm list -cv
ID NAME STATUS PATH BRAND IP
0 global running / solaris shared
3 t7zone01 running /zones/t7zone01 solaris excl
4 t7zone02 running /zones/t7zone02 solaris excl
root@t7primary:~/config#
And that's it... Took about 2 Minutes and you have a new installation 🙂 It is now a clone... with ZFS clones there are no performance penalties, you can only win and use less space. But if you really want to have your one filesystem you could also "promote" the clone. Promotes a clone file system to no longer be dependent on its origin snapshot. You will need this, if you ever plan to destroy t7zone01...