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Executive involvement in data center business continuity planning spells success
recovery planning and not solely rely on the IT data center managers to make it happen. Richard Jones provides examples of companies with good and bad policies in place, illusrating how and why companies rise or fall because of their disaster recovery and business continuity planning and strategies...
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IBM z10 mainframes and event-driven architectures: Pull the trigger
outside-of-corporate and out-of-enterprise "cloud" data that can be quite useful in giving the enterprise greater agility and speed-to-react.
Two things have changed over the past few years to make event processing more relevant to the mainframe. First, the increasing occurrence of consolidated Linux workloads on the mainframe has tended to... More...
Is Nagios right for your data center?
In many data center environments, Nagios has become the de facto standard for companies in need of an open source, fault-tolerant solution to monitor single points of failure, service-level agreement (SLA) shortcomings, servers, redundant communication connections or environmental factors. But is this one...
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Experian drills backup water supply to cool data center
Experian, which relied on city water to supply the chillers that cool its McKinney data center.
"We lost all city utility as far as water pressure," said Russ Burlew, the data center facility manager. "It took three and a half days to repair that line, and we were without water. We had vendors come in with water trucks and pumps to keep our tower full." "When everyone talks... More...
After Transitive acquisition, will IBM shed translation software beneficial to competition?
what you think about the story; email Bridget Botelho, News Writer. And check out our data center blogs: Server Farming, Mainframe Propellerhead, and Data Center Facilities Pro. IBM plans to acquire Transitive Corp., whose translation software enables applications to run on various combinations of CPU and OS. But will IBM continue to enable translation for non...
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Running Linux and z/OS on a single mainframe poses no problem
Linux mainframe have more to do with politics than with technology.
"Most large data centers have mainframes with z/OS, and just about all organizations have Linux stuff that is a candidate for consolidation," said Wayne Kernochan, a senior research analyst at Aberdeen Group. At the same time, Kernochan explained that there is a lot of "graying of the... More... |