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Product Name

Solaris Zone Cluster

Publisher Page

Oracle

Category

Virtual Machine Software

Release

TKU 2021-Mar-1

More Information

Publisher Link

Oracle

Product Description

Oracle Solaris Zone Cluster is the technology which extends the Oracle Solaris Zone principles to work across a cluster,

providing support for applications.

Architecture

A zone cluster is composed of one or more non-global zones, which are all of zone brand type cluster.

Each cluster node of a zone cluster resides on a different Oracle Solaris host

Known Versions

2.0
2.2
3.0
3.1
3.2
3.3
4.0
4.3

Software Pattern Summary

Product Component	OS Type	Pattern Depth
Oracle Solaris Zone Cluster	Unix	Instance-based

Platforms Supported by the Pattern

The patterns discovers Oracle Solaris Zone Cluster deployed on Solaris platform.

Identification

Software Instance Triggers

Trigger Node	Attribute	Condition	Argument
HostInfo	zonename	=	global
	zoneadm	matches	regex ':cluster:'

Software Instance type attributes created

The patterns in this module will set the following value for the type attribute on a SI:

Pattern Name	SI type

Other Node types created

The patterns will also create the following additional nodes:

Pattern Name	Node	Node type	Discovery/ADDM Version
SolarisZoneCluster	Cluster	Sun Solaris Zone Cluster	All BMC ADDM/Discovery versions
	Cluster	Oracle Solaris Zone Cluster	All BMC ADDM/Discovery versions
	ClusterMember		BMC Discovery 11.x

Obtaining the version information

Takes the version from Solaris Global Cluster.

CI Depth

The pattern generates an instance-based Cluster Instance, whose key is based on type and zone name.

Relationship Creation

Once both the SoftwareInstance and Cluster nodes have been created the pattern then creates two different relationships.
First a SoftwareService relationship is created using the SoftwareInstance as the ServiceProvider and the Cluster as the Service.
Secondly a HostContainment relationship is created between the Cluster (HostContainer) and the Host (ContainedHost).
These two relationships allow for the Cluster service to be correctly modeled in the BMC Discovery UI.

Software Context view

The image below is an example of software context view of the Oracle Solaris Zone Cluster and related software: