solaris 10

결국 (or 드디어) ... 솔라리스 10 공개입니다.

http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/get.jsp

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참 신기한 것이 아무리 생각해도 리눅스는 참하고 성격좋은 여염집 아가씨같고, 솔라리스는 콧대높고 예쁜 귀족 아가씨 같아요. 한물간 집안이기도 하지만.

• Support for 64-bit x86 processors such as Intel's Xeon and Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron. The Linux packages from Red Hat and Novell support these processors, but Windows support was delayed until the first half of 2005, and the Unix versions from IBM and HP don't run on any x86 processors. Sun itself almost canceled its x86 support but now is an enthusiastic proponent.

• Solaris Containers, formerly called zones and N1 Grid Containers, which let a single copy of the operating system be subdivided so it appears as if separate users each have their own machine. The feature lets a single system juggle multiple tasks better and be used more efficiently.

• DTrace, or Dynamic Tracing, which lets technically savvy users peer into running systems to find bottlenecks and other performance issues. This is the only component that so far has been released as open-source software.

• ZFS, or Zettabyte File System, which brings new levels of reliability and scale to how information is stored on hard drives. ZFS also smoothes over a format difference so that the same storage system can be used by Solaris running on x86 chips and Sun's UltraSparc chips. ZFS will be available in a later update.

• The Linux Application Environment, code-named Janus, which lets Red Hat Linux programs run unmodified on Solaris x86 servers. Janus will be available in a later update and also will be expanded to support other versions of Linux.

• Project FireEngine, revamped networking software intended to boost performance and help Solaris shuck its disparaging "Slowlaris" nickname.

• Predictive self-healing, which lets Solaris diagnose and recover from some types of hardware or software problems.

• Process Rights Management, technology that uses more detailed privilege levels to make it harder for a computer attacker to exploit a vulnerability.