Control of CPU
Each application and service that is running on a cluster has specific CPU needs. Table 3–4 lists the CPU control activities that are available on different versions of the Solaris OS.
Table 3–4 CPU Control|
Solaris Version |
Zone |
Control |
|---|---|---|
|
Solaris 9 OS |
Not available |
Assign CPU shares |
|
Solaris 10 OS |
Global |
Assign CPU shares |
|
Solaris 10 OS |
Non-global |
Assign CPU shares Assign number of CPU Create dedicated processor sets |
Note –
If you want to apply CPU shares, you must specify the Fair Share Scheduler (FFS) as the default scheduler in the cluster.
Controlling the CPU that is assigned to a resource group in a dedicated processor set in a non-global zone offers the strictest level of control. If you reserve CPU for a resource group, this CPU is not available to other resource groups.
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