Storage Bin: Boring Is Good by Storage Magazine
told me, "You don't paint the house when it's on fire." It's because of this phenomenon that technologies languish on the sidelines, even though it seems as if they'll provide obvious and immediate benefits. Storage resource management (SRM) is a classic example. What could possibly be bad about a tool that provides visibility and insight into the deep, dark recesses...
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LINX Inter-Process Communications (IPC) Service for Distributed Systems by Enea
communications (IPC) service for distributed systems and is based on OSE's LINK Handler protocol, which has been a key message passing component in OSE. System complexity is increasing at an almost exponential rate--one estimate is that it is doubling every four months. A single discrete system is increasingly rare. Distributed and pervasive computing have...
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Security Implications of the Virtualized DataCenter by F5 Networks
by VMware, implement transparent hypervisor systems. These systems can be thought of as proxies: the hypervisor will transparently proxy all communication between the guest & the host hardware, hiding its existence from the guest so the guest believes it's the only system running on that hardware.
Host-aware implementations differ in that the guest has...
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After Transitive acquisition, will IBM shed translation software beneficial to competition?
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Bridget Botelho, News Writer
said an IBM spokesperson, "which is based on Transitive technology and allows Power Systems servers to run Linux x86 binary applications unmodified without recompilation. IBM is evaluating Transitive's other products as part of its overall Systems product strategy."
Whatever the case, acquiring Transitive makes sense for IBM, because shifts in the...
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Running Linux and z/OS on a single mainframe poses no problem
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Mark Fontecchio, Nes Writer
instead of two [or more]," Kernochan said. "You don't have to communicate between two systems or walk between them, so administrative costs can be lower."
But what about sharing resources on the same box? Is there concern that Linux apps could hog mainframe resources from z/OS, or vice versa? Not anymore.
"If you asked me that 10 years ago, I might give you a different...
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AMD releases 45-nm Shanghai Opteron processor on schedule
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Bridget Botelho, News Writer
says that Shanghai is now the only x86 processor that supports two- to eight-socket systems while maintaining its socket and thermal compatibility with previous-generation AMD processors. Because Shanghai is drop-in compatible with the 65-nm Barcelona, OEMs don't have to redesign their motherboard to upgrade, Banda said.
Shanghai also includes the new...
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