Controls major system resources including CPU, virtual memory, number of processes, number of logins, and connect time. Command line interface permits policies with varying resource limits to be configured and automatically put into effect. Easier input to user-defined capacity planning and resource accounting reports, tools, and scripts. Continuously reflects business priorities with minimal system administrator intervention.
Customer can track all resource usage.
This paper discusses how Solaris Resource Manager enables resource availability for users, groups, and enterprise applications and offers the ability to control and allocate CPU time, processes, virtual memory, connect time, and logins. This implementation guide helps system administrators understand how to consolidate multiple instances of Oracle databases on a single system using Solaris Resource Manager software. This is illustrated through two simple examples. This report shows how the behavior of mixed workloads can be consolidated on a single system using Solaris Resource Manager software. Under the Product Categories tab select Software, then choose Resource Management.