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Container Management
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Allows the creation, deletion, and modification of Containers on specified hosts, thereby enabling the administrator to set the characteristics (name, resource allocation) of the Container.
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Gives the administrator easy control of how much system resources are
allocated to individual applications.
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Global Container Management
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GUI provides an overview of all current managed Containers, illustrating how Containers are set up on specific systems and resources still available for other Containers.
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Gives administrator a single point of administration, providing a better overview of managed environment and decreasing the chance for errors.
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Host and Container View
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Offers administrators the choice of organizing Containers from either a hosts or functional point of view.
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Aids the user in zooming in on a Container both when the location
is known or when the function is known.
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Alarm Management
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Enables system administrators to set alarms of varying severity, for every managed Container and notify administrators via email or pager as alarm thresholds are exceeded.
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Allows administrators to practively manage
resource contention problems.
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Container Replication
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Deploys the same Container definition across multiple systems from a central point.
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Allows centralized management of horizontally deployed applications and enables administrators
to quickly deploy more Containers if needed.
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Container and Process Monitoring
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Allows users to zoom into a Container and identify the running processes and how much resources each process is consuming.
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Aids in overall health monitoring and identifying whether the right applications are running in the right
Container.
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Scheduling Change Jobs
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Allows administrators to schedule changes to resources allocated to a Container, recurring either on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.
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Provides administrators with the flexibility to proactively schedule change jobs.
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Usage Graphs
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Creates resource usage charts, with multiple usage lines plotted on same graph, to help administrators understand how
applications or systems are consuming resources.
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Provides insight into resource usage trends and how well
the systems are running.
The multiple lines per graph allows administrators to quickly identify where resources are being consumed.
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Export of Usage Data
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Allows the export of collected data to 3rd party applications.
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Provides an easy way for administrators to incorporate usage data into 3rd party applications such as accounting data.
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Discovery of System Setting
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Automatically discovers current system setting loads settings into the database.
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Current resource management or Container customers can easily transition their current investment into this management framework.
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Bandwidth management on a Solaris Zones with IPQoS
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Allows administrators to control the network bandwidth of
the traffic going to and from a zone on the system.
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Helps administrators control the impact of a network intensive application that is sharing a network interface with others.
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