Re: [hobbit] mpstat and zonestat monitors

[Tim McCloskey <morphine (at) zwizard.com>]

You could probably write something simple to do this.  Our zones are on 
a zfs slice so disk space monitoring can look odd.  Also, hobbit uses 
top and other commands that do not always report correct info from 
within a zone.  For example, if you have capped-memory rctl's set top 
will incorrectly report the data inside a zone.

I guess it depends on what you want to monitor.  A quick hack up based 
on prstat may help.  Example;
 foo (at) global_zone:~  prstat -mvaL -z childzone1

Know this does not help much, but it really is a topic worth discussing. 
 Solaris 10 with ZFS, Zones, FSS and other cool tools is nice platform.

Regards,

Tim


Anna Jonna Armannsdottir wrote:
> Hi all. 
> Solaris 10 has a virtualization capability which is the ability to 
> create so called zones, that effectively act like independent machines. 
>
> In The Shire are mpstat and zonestat monitors for monitoring 
> zones on Solaris 10. I would like to know if it is possible to 
> monitor all zones on a server so that a client on each virtual 
> machine is not necessary. 
> I do not like the alternative, which is to install a hobbit client 
> on each virtual machine. 
>
> PS. Henrik: It is good to know You are in good health.