How to Modify a Pools Configuration

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To enhance your configuration, create a processor set named pset_batch and a pool named pool_batch. Then join the pool and the processor set with an association.

Note that you must quote subcommand arguments that contain white space.

Assume the root role.
For more information, see Using Your Assigned Administrative Rights in Securing Users and Processes in Oracle Solaris 11.4.

Create the processor set.

$ poolcfg -c 'create pset pset_batch (uint pset.min = 2; uint pset.max = 10)'

Create the pool.
```
$ poolcfg -c 'create pool pool_batch'
```

Join the pool and the processor set with an association.

$ poolcfg -c 'associate pool pool_batch (pset pset_batch)'

Display the edited configuration.

$ poolcfg -c info
system tester
        string  system.comment kernel state
        int     system.version 1
        boolean system.bind-default true
        int     system.poold.pid 177916

        pool pool_default
                int     pool.sys_id 0
                boolean pool.active true
                boolean pool.default true
                int     pool.importance 1
                string  pool.comment 
                pset    pset_default

        pset pset_default
                int     pset.sys_id -1
                boolean pset.default true
                uint    pset.min 1
                uint    pset.max 65536
                string  pset.units population
                uint    pset.load 10
                uint    pset.size 4
                string  pset.comment 
                boolean testnullchanged true

                cpu
                        int     cpu.sys_id 3
                        string  cpu.comment 
                        string  cpu.status on-line

                cpu
                        int     cpu.sys_id 2
                        string  cpu.comment 
                        string  cpu.status on-line

                cpu
                        int     cpu.sys_id 1
                        string  cpu.comment 
                        string  cpu.status on-line

                cpu
                        int     cpu.sys_id 0
                        string  cpu.comment 
                        string  cpu.status on-line

        pool pool_batch
                boolean pool.default false
                boolean pool.active true
                int pool.importance 1
                string pool.comment
                pset pset_batch

        pset pset_batch
                int pset.sys_id -2
                string pset.units population
                boolean pset.default true
                uint pset.max 10
                uint pset.min 2
                string pset.comment
                boolean pset.escapable false
                uint pset.load 0
                uint pset.size 0

                cpu
                        int     cpu.sys_id 5
                        string  cpu.comment
                        string  cpu.status on-line

                cpu
                        int     cpu.sys_id 4
                        string  cpu.comment
                        string  cpu.status on-line

Commit the configuration at /etc/pooladm.conf.
```
$ pooladm -c
```
(Optional) Copy the dynamic configuration to a static configuration file named /tmp/backup.
```
$ pooladm -s /tmp/backup
```