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Articles for the keywords: Rock
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24 Sep 2009
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Sun's SPARC Server Roadmap in The Register [22354]
One-page Timeline on Processors Anticipated Release
The Register's Timothy Prickett Morgan reports on a Sun generated roadmap for the SPARC processors that was purportedly produced in June for some of Sun's largest customers. Since Sun is in the midst of being acquired by Oracle, Morgan points out that readers should understand it is by no means the ultimate roadmap that Oracle will use to pilot the Sun server business once it has been acquired. It is, however, a hint at where Sun would expect the SPARC processors to develop and be released.
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11 Jun 2009
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It's a Match: hi5 Hooks Up with Sun [21852]
Social Networking Service Opts for Sun Fire X4540 Server
When the six-year old social networking service hi5 doubled its user base in 2008, it became clear to management that a robust means of keeping pace with growth was called for. The 400+ TB of data the service manages just keeps growing, so the company looked to Sun for answers concerning their IT infrastructure. hi5 sought to scale its infrastructure to accommodate anticipated growth; reduce IT costs; provide for the management of hundreds of TBs of stored data; and maintain an easily scalable and manageable storage infrastructure. Sun came up with the answers.
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15 May 2009
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SysAdmin News Bites [21818]
Short News Items of Interest for SysAdmins
- Logical Domains (LDoms) Mobility
- ZFS Snapshots How-to Guide
- Creating an OpenSSO User Data Store Using Sun Directory Server
- Solaris Cluster 3.2, VirtualBox 2.2, 2-Node Cluster, and a Laptop
- Resources for Administering OpenSolaris
- Tour the James Bond Villain Data Center
- Performance, Scaling of Intel Xeon 5500 Platforms for DNS Operations
- Solaris Network Tuning for WebSphere Application Environment
- A Secret of SysAdmins: Transfer Keys to All Systems
http://blogs.systemnews.com/
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12 May 2009
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MySQL Database Solution for Leading IP-based Provider [21738]
Sun Delivers UTStarcom a MySQL Combination on both Linux and Windows
Sun delivers the MySQL Database Solution for UTStarcom, a leading telecommunications IP-based Service Provider for emerging and established world markets. UTStarcom looks to Sun's MySQL as a database solution that provides reliability, scalability, and high availability. UTStarcom employs the MySQL Cluster to reach its high volume customer base with its RollingStream IPTV.
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