In this lab, you will learn how to use RAD to build a simplest IaaS environment, the most common actions like query, request, boot and modify virtual machines are simulated in the lab. Oracle Solaris Zones is the default virtualization technology on Oracle Solaris, you will learn how to use JAVA client to list zones, show zones’ properties, and create zones, also you will learn how to control and modify zones by RESTful interface.
This article will help to learn how to use the DTrace to find out how a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) implements its new features, including Streams Pipeline, Stream Parallelism, Lambda Lazy Evaluation, and Recursion Optimizing on Oracle Solaris 11.
This hands-on lab describes how to use the Data Analytics Accelerator (DAX) APIs to boost the performance of analytics applications.
This lab demonstrates how to leverage Oracle Solaris Unified Archives to accelerate the process of setting up an Oracle WebLogic Server Cluster.
This article describes how to set up a secure multitenant Oracle Database 12c environment with secure isolation and comprehensive data protection from the ground up using Oracle Solaris 11 security capabilities. It also provides information about how the Transparent Data Encryption feature of Oracle Advanced Security can leverage the Oracle Solaris Cryptographic Framework to deliver high-performance security on Oracle SuperCluster engineered systems and on Oracle servers based on Oracle's SPARC T4 or SPARC T5 processors
This hands-on lab demonstrates how to use the Nova service to deploy a VM instance with a Java EE application. Oracle OpenStack live migration is used to migrate the VM instance with minimum downtime and ensure the high availability of the application during the migration.
This hands-on-lab will show you how to use OpenStack Heat to automatically deploy an Apache Spark standalone cluster in Oracle Solaris 11.3. To simplify the demonstration, you will deploy only a two-node Spark cluster. By slightly changing the Heat Orchestration Template (HOT) file, you can easily deploy a large-scale Spark cluster.
This lab shows how to set up a complete private cloud instance using OpenStack on Oracle Solaris 11.2.
Deploying Applications Quickly and Securely in an Enterprise Private Cloud with OpenStack (Part 2) This lab will take you through the basics of using OpenStack on Oracle Solaris 11 and installing applications into newly created virtual machine instances.
Data Management
How to Set Up a Hadoop Cluster Using Oracle Solaris This hands-on lab presents exercises that demonstrate how to set up an Apache Hadoop cluster using Oracle Solaris 11 technologies such as Oracle Solaris Zones, ZFS, and network virtualization.
Introducing to the Oracle Solaris ZFS File System A hands-on tutorial on the basics of Oracle Solaris ZFS. This lab describes how devices are used in storage pools, including performance and availability implications.
This lab is a prerequisite to the upcoming labs. It installs an Oracle Solaris 11 virtual machine for Oracle VM VirtualBox on your system. Instructions and prerequisites are provided for Windows, MacOS, Solaris, and Linux.
This lab demonstrates how the Integrated Load Balancer feature of Oracle Solaris provides an easy and fast way to deploy a load-balancing system. It also shows how to use the different types of load-balancing modes offered by the Integrated Load Balancer.
In this hands-on lab, you will learn how to use Oracle Solaris security features, such as process privilege management, auditing, Oracle Solaris Immutable Zones, Oracle Solaris IP Filter, and ZFS encryption, to prevent common web application attacks, provide data safety, and detect intrusion quickly.
How to use role-based access controls (RBAC) and assign privileges to both users and processes. Also, how to use the Service Management Facility to give non-privilege aware processes the correct level of privileges. Great background material, too!
This lab will introduce you to the IPS concepts, the process of managing system software, and the process of publishing your own software packages in IPS format.
How to create, configure, and install an Oracle Solaris zone in its own ZFS file system, and assign it a virtual network interface. An interesting lab that shows you how to combine multiple virtualization features of Oracle Solaris with real-world benefits.