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- Solaris Internals: Solaris 10 and OpenSolaris Kernel Architecture, Second Edition
- Solaris Internals: Solaris 10 and OpenSolaris Kernel Architecture, Second Edition
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Foreword
- Preface
- About the Authors
- Acknowledgments
- Part One: Introduction to Solaris Internals
- Chapter 1. Introduction
- Section 1.1. Key Features of Solaris 10, Solaris 9, and Solaris 8
- Section 1.2. Key Differentiators
- Section 1.3. Kernel Overview
- Section 1.4. Processes, Threads, and Scheduling
- Section 1.5. Interprocess Communication
- Section 1.6. Signals
- Section 1.7. Memory Management
- Section 1.8. Files and File Systems
- Section 1.9. Resource Management
- Part Two: The Process Model
- Chapter 2. The Solaris Process Model
- Section 2.1. Components of a Process
- Section 2.2. Process Model Evolution
- Section 2.3. Executable Objects
- Section 2.4. Process Structures
- Section 2.5. Kernel Process Table
- Section 2.6. Process Resource Attributes
- Section 2.7. Process Creation
- Section 2.8. System Calls
- Section 2.9. Process Termination
- Section 2.10. The Process File System
- Section 2.11. Signals
- Section 2.12. Sessions and Process Groups
- Section 2.13. MDB Reference
- Chapter 3. Scheduling Classes and the Dispatcher
- Section 3.1. Fundamentals
- Section 3.2. Processor Abstractions
- Section 3.3. Dispatcher Queues, Structures, and Variables
- Section 3.4. Dispatcher Locks
- Section 3.5. Dispatcher Initialization
- Section 3.6. Scheduling Classes
- Section 3.7. Thread Priorities
- Section 3.8. Dispatcher Functions
- Section 3.9. Preemption
- Section 3.10. The Kernel SleepWakeup Facility
- Section 3.11. Interrupts
- Section 3.12. Summary
- Section 3.13. MDB Reference
- Chapter 4. Interprocess Communication
- Section 4.1. The System V IPC Framework
- Section 4.2. System V IPC Resource Controls
- Section 4.3. Configuring IPC Tuneables on Solaris 10
- Section 4.4. System V Shared Memory
- Section 4.5. System V Semaphores
- Section 4.6. System V Message Queues
- Section 4.7. POSIX IPC
- Section 4.8. Solaris Doors
- Section 4.9. MDB Reference
- Chapter 5. Process Rights Management
- Section 5.1. Then and Now
- Section 5.2. Least Privilege in Solaris
- Section 5.3. Process Privilege Models
- Section 5.4. Privilege Awareness: The Details
- Section 5.5. Least Privilege Interfaces
- Section 5.5.5. System Call Interfaces
- Section 5.5.6. Library Interfaces
- Section 5.5.7. Using Privileges with Role-Based Access Control
- Section 5.5.8. Using Privileges with Role-Based Access Control
- Section 5.5.9. Using DTrace for Tracking Privileges
- Section 5.5.10. Enhancements to proc(4) and Core Dumps
- Section 5.5.11. Privilege Debugging
- Section 5.5.12. Privilege Auditing
- Section 5.5.13. Device Protection
- Part Three: Resource Management
- Chapter 6. Zones
- Section 6.1. Introduction
- Section 6.2. Zone Runtime
- Section 6.3. Booting Zones
- Section 6.4. Security
- Section 6.5. Process Model
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