A lot has been (and is being) written about Solaris 10 but it's hard to know where to start. This blog serves the same purpose as a book anthology - as an introduction and to give you a chance to sample some of the most interesting writing from some of the key Solaris engineering authors.

I plan to write a new edition of the Solaris 10 Anthology about once a month; expect a Java 5 (Tiger) Anthology soon.

• Adam Leventhal (Baby's first DTrace) 
• Bryan Cantrill (DTrace vs. DProbes/LTT)

• Jeff Bonwick (128-bit storage: are you high?)
• Matt Ahrens (What is ZFS?)

• David Comay  (What's New Pussycat?)

• Liane Praza (Is it spring yet?)
• Stephen Hahn (smf(5): a view from the moon)
• Tobin Coziahr (SMF/Predictive Self Healing Overview)

• Alexander Kolbasov (Testing and Debugging.)
• Andrei Dorofeev ()
  
• Andy Tucker (On opening up Solaris)
  
• Bart Smaalders (Entry #2 - Event ports)
• Dan Price (Debugging SMF problems using svcs -x) 
• Ed Pilatowicz ()
• Eric Schrock (Rebutting a rebuttal)
  
• Mike Walker (How to build a Shared Library)
  
• Rod Evans (Lazy loading - there's even a fall back)
  

• Torrey McMahon (Storage and Solaris 10)

• Jim Grisanzio - OpenSolaris Community Manager (OpenSolaris in AP)
• Mary Smaragdis (MaryMaryQuiteContrary) (the logo!)

Like any anthology, this is a personal view but if I've missed something you think is important, I'd be delighted to hear from you.