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"Virtualization is the result of thought process wherein ideas are distanced from objects"
The Solaris Container typically can be categorized as an operating-system virtualization, which means the virtualization is done by enabling multiple isolated and secured systems in one physical server (operating system for operating system).
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Sathyan Catari 03/26/08 01:54:00 PM EDT | |||
You may want to refer to this Article for Installing GlassFish Application server on Zones. http://developers.sun.com/appserver/reference/techart/glassfishsolariszo... Thanks |
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