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Improving client host performance
Examining and adjusting MVFS cache sizeHCL VersionVault hosts that use dynamic views might benefit from MVFS cache tuning. Default MVFS cache sizes scale automatically based on host memory and are appropriate for a wide range of client needs, but you might want to change default MVFS cache sizes to improve performance in specific cases after performing a performance evaluation in your environment.
MVFS caches in Solaris zonesOn a host that is running a version of the Solaris operating system that supports zones, special tools and procedures apply when working with MVFS caches in a non-global zone.

MVFS caches in Solaris zones

On a host that is running a version of the Solaris operating system that supports zones, special tools and procedures apply when working with MVFS caches in a non-global zone.

On Solaris 11, zones are a virtualization technology that provides isolation and a secure environment for applications. The global zone is the initial zone of the Solaris 11 operating system. Non-global zones and branded zones provide virtual operating environments in which applications can run as though they were installed on a separate host.

Getting MVFS cache statistics for a zone

To access MVFS cache information and statistics for a zone, you can use these HCL VersionVault commands and utilities while logged on to that zone:

cleartool getcache -mvfs
versionvault-home-dir/etc/mvfscache
versionvault-home-dir/etc/mvfsstat