Agile PLM 9301 - Solaris SMF - RBAC - How-To
Agile PLM 9301 - Solaris SMF - RBAC - How-To
When Solaris 10 was introduced, with it came Solaris Management Facility (SMF). SMF replaces the old tried and true method of shoving startup scripts in /etc/init.d with a powerful and flexible service facility.
If you're not a system admin, trust me: this is light years better than an init.d script. Think jet engine to a horse and cart.
Below I outline a method of using SMF and role based access controls to allow root or a service account to launch Agile PLM.
This was a whole lot of work to make right. I hope this can provide a springboard for others in my situation so they can improve, provide feedback, and avoid re-inventing the wheel.
When Solaris 10 was introduced, with it came Solaris Management Facility (SMF). SMF replaces the old tried and true method of shoving startup scripts in /etc/init.d with a powerful and flexible service facility.
If you're not a system admin, trust me: this is light years better than an init.d script. Think jet engine to a horse and cart.
Below I outline a method of using SMF and role based access controls to allow root or a service account to launch Agile PLM.
This was a whole lot of work to make right. I hope this can provide a springboard for others in my situation so they can improve, provide feedback, and avoid re-inventing the wheel.
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