The Oracle Grid Engine product has an exciting roadmap, writes Dan Templeton, who has been working with the Grid Engine team for almost 10 years. His new role as Grid Engine Product Manager makes him privy to Oracle's future plans for the distributed resource management (DRM) system, and he relates that it is a solid one. In a brief blog entry, Templeton doesn't reveal the specifics of the road map, but he does explain where this former Sun technology has landed under the Oracle enterprise and alludes to some possibilities with the cloud. [...read more...]

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