“One of the key innovations that Solaris 10 delivered was
virtualization zones to run applications in their own isolated
containers. Solaris 11 innovates further by fully virtualizing the
operating system, including the networking stack…“For us we don’t want to build a toy, we’re not a toy company,”
Fowler said. “We’re building virtualization so you can deploy the
world’s most mission-critical applications.”
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