From: Rainer.Muelders@dw-world.de
Date: Thu Nov 29 2007 - 04:52:38 EST
Hi Everybody,
We have the following environment:
Hardware: Sun Fire V 440
OS: solaris 10
6 whole root zones
We want to install in every zone a seperate weblogic server. In the bea
documentation does not help :
Configuring Your WebLogic Platform Installation for Multi-Zone Operation
WebLogic Platform can be run in multiple zones of a Solaris 10 system, as
long as the product is installed and configured to accommodate the Solaris
Zones feature. To prepare your WebLogic Platform installation to
accommodate Solaris Zones, complete the following procedure:
1. During the installation of WebLogic Platform, specify a directory to
which all zones will have access.
Note: BEA strongly recommends this step so you can avoid installing
WebLogic Platform in the default root file system. If WebLogic
Platform is installed in the default root, all zones will require
write access to root and such widespread write access is not
recommended.
2. Define a separate WebLogic Platform or WebLogic Server domain for
each zone so that the log files for each zone can go to a different
location. If you choose, you can also configure a cluster to work
across multiple zones as long as you provide read, write, and execute
permissions to the domain directory to all the local zones
participating in the cluster. For more information, see "Overview of
WebLogic Server Domains" in Configuring and Managing WebLogic Server:
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs81/adminguide/overview_domain.html
Does someone have any experience with that ? I guess the advices above will
probably fit an environment with spars root zones. As far as I understand
the solaris zones principles, every whole root zone is independent from
other zones regarding to installed software.
Thanks for any help!
Rainer M|lders
Abt. IT-Betrieb/CMS
Kurt-Schumacher-Stra_e 3
53110 Bonn
Tel.: 0228 429 3387
Fax.: 0228 429 153700
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