A new three-day course introduces registrants to the Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure software technology and software administration. In addition to learning about installing Oracle VDI Software, students are also introduced to the architectural details of the software, resulting in a foundation to understand the individual features introduced in subsequent modules. Through a combination of instructor-led lectures and hands-on labs, students will learn about the following Oracle VDI components and features:
Oracle VM VirtualBox and other desktop providers
LDAP and Microsoft Active Directory directory server integration
Open Storage platform for the back-end storage of user desktops
Sun Ray Software (SRS) and Oracle Secure Global Desktop (SGD) for the access of user desktops
"Solaris LDAP client with OpenLDAP server" is a blog that documents the configuration of Solaris' NATIVE LDAP client with OpenLDAP server. With a working LDAP tree in place, the blog proceeds to outline a step-by-step approach to configuring a Solaris host for LDAP. While the instructions were written for Solaris 10, the blog assumes they should work with Solaris 9 and even Solaris 8, though it cautions to expect semantic differences.
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Do you remember Sun OpenDS project? Good. Then perhaps you will be happy to learn that it has been resurrected as OpenDJ, a new member of the ForgeRock product family. Simon Phipps reports this information in his Wild Webmink blog "New ventures: OpenDJ, FossAlliance."
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Security is foremost in the minds of IT managers, with most assuming the IT infrastructure is a target for attacks and other security threats, states this Oracle white paper that reports on the security enhancements in Oracle Solaris 10. A discussion of key security approaches and how administrators can utilize Oracle Solaris 10 to implement greater enterprise-wide safety measures is the focus of this 17-page document.
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"Guide to Optimizing Performance of the MySQL Database" explores how to tune and optimize the MySQL Cluster database to handle diverse workload requirements. It discusses data access patterns and how to build distribution awareness into applications, explores schema and query optimization, tuning of parameters and shows how to get the best out of the latest innovations in hardware design.
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