Solaris Oracle Linux
Operating System does? Oracle Solaris is a trusted business
platform that provides consistent
compatibility, is simple to use, is
always secure, and is designed to help
you run your modern and legacy
enterprise applications. The solution is
the most recommended enterprise
operating system for Oracle Database
and Java applications and is
engineered for large-scale enterprise
deployments.
Operating System
structure?
Operating System Solaris is the computer operating
operations? system that Sun Microsystems
provides for its family of Scalable
Processor Architecture-based
processors as well as for Intel-based
processors. Sun has historically
dominated the large UNIX workstation
market.
Process Management Pscommand, pgrep, pcommand(/proc),
pkill or kill. Etc.
Memory Management Solaris uses a virtual memory model
that is made up from the total amount
of physical memory installed on the
system and the amount of swap space
that has been defined. For example, if
we had 4 GB of physical memory and
created a swap area of 10 GB, this
would provide us with 14 GB of
virtual memory.
Security and Protection Users can utilize the platform to
automate performance tracking and
security management for hybrid and
multi-cloud deployments.
Other features  Application binary
guarantee
 Unified archives
 Rich selection of DevOps
tools
Oracle Linux can help professionals
improve IT infrastructures, inspect source
code and binaries, and distribute software
updates. Users can use the integrated
catalog to learn more about independent
software vendors (ISVs) and their
operating system apps. Oracle Linux also
aids managers in monitoring enterprise
workload performance, lowering total
cost of ownership (TCO), and keeping
track of the latest Linux kernel updates.
source operating system developed to
assist businesses with virtualization,
development, and management of cloud-
native applications. Users can utilize the
platform to automate performance
tracking and security management for
hybrid and multi-cloud deployments.
Process management on Linux simply
operates i.e continue, stop, or terminate,
commands that are already running, just
started, or already completed.
Oracle Linux gives customers the ability
to use hardware-accelerated memory
encryption to protect active data in
RAMs, CPU caches, and CPU registers.
Oracle Linux helps Red Hat Enterprise
Linux (RHEL) users with binary code
compatibility. Through a tracing
framework called DTrace, Oracle Linux
allows software developers to track and
analyze the activity of the operating
system and user programs.
The solution is the most recommended
enterprise operating system for Oracle
Database and Java applications and is
engineered for large-scale enterprise
deployments.
 The software is 100% free (no
cost) to use, distribute, and
update
 Ksplice allows for zero-
downtime kernel and user-
 REST-based configuration
and monitoring space upgrades
 Software security assurance
 DTrace provides
 Automated installer comprehensive kernel and
 Image packaging system application tracing
and ZFS boot environments
 For Oracle Linux Support
 Simplified system life- clients, Linux management
cycle, application life-cycle, and high availability are
and cloud capabilities available at no additional cost
 Constraint packages
 It's Oracle-optimized and
 Fault diagnosis
works well with Oracle
 Service management Database and Oracle
facility Applications
 New workload optimizations:
o Enhanced memory
performance by
attempting to better
locate a process near
its memory and better
placement of tasks that
do not fit on a single
NUMA node
o SPECjbb's
performance has been
improved by up to 3.6
times thanks to
optimizations that help
reduce lock
contention.
o With bcache, it's
simple to employ
SSDs as a block cache
for slower block
devices. A new, scaled
block layer subsystem
supports many
millions of IOps on
NVM-Express and
high-end PCI-E
devices.