HP StorageWorks XP Disk Array Mainframe Solutions
[ Source: Hewlett-Packard ]
January 2008-
Mainframe computers are well recognized for their exceptional dependability and availability. These characteristics are fundamental to companies around the world that require uninterrupted access to business-critical applications. With the highly reliable and highly available HP StorageWorks XP Disk Array solutions, one can rest easy knowing that it has the perfect storage solution for the mainframe. HP XP Disk Array hardware, software and services offer everything one need for the implementation and management of the online ....
HP Blade Servers for Everyone
[ Source: HP ]
January 2008-
The move to blades can save companies over a third of the start-up costs of deploying standalone blades. These savings come via both acquisition costs and facilities costs and are enhanced when coupled with HP deployment and support services. Learn the cost advantages in midsize and enterprise markets of two different HP BladeSystems models. Download now.
Architecting Low Latency Cloud Networks
[ Source: Arista Networks ]
June 2009-
As data centers transition to next generation virtualized & elastic cloud architectures, high performance and resilient cloud networking has become a requirement for delivering always-on, always-available applications.
Over the last decade response time requirements have been rigorously tightened, toward fractions of a second, and both network and compute latencies need to be reduced in parallel. An architectural approach is needed so that response times are consistently and measurably enhanced across a wide set of ....
Sun SPARC Enterprise Server Family Architecture Flexible, Mainframe-Class Compute Power
[ Source: Sun Microsystems ]
January 2008-
Sun SPARC Enterprise servers outfitted with SPARC64 VI processors, large memory capacity, an inherently reliable architecture, and an eXtended system control facility deliver new levels of power, availability, and ease-of-use to enterprises. The sophisticated resource control enabled by Dynamic System Domains, eXtended system boards, and Dynamic Reconfiguration further increases the value of these servers by enabling enterprises to optimize the use of these hardware assets. By taking advantage of fast, scalable Sun SPARC Enterprise servers, ....
Data Center Transitions: Unix to Linux
[ Source: Red Hat ]
August 2009-
Increasing needs and declining budgets demand rapid innovation. The forced upgrades, arcane licensing, routine price hikes, and reduced choice associated with proprietary software might be more than your agency can afford right now. Rapid innovation lets you do more with less-and it requires an open source strategy.
And every good open source strategy begins with Red Hat. Read about Unix to Linux datacenter transitions and how migrating to Red Hat Enterprise Linux on ....
SAP on UNIX and Oracle With FCP and Network Appliance Storage: Best Practices
[ Source: NetApp ]
January 2008-
This paper from Network Appliance proposes to provide customers and partners with the best practices for deploying Network Appliance storage systems in support of mySAP Business Suite solutions running in a UNIX and FCP environment using an Oracle Database. Primary consideration is given to addressing the common storage infrastructure design, operation and management challenges faced by business and IT leaders deploying the latest generation of SAP solutions. Recommendations are generic and are specific neither to ....
SAS/CONNECT to Mainframes and Servers
[ Source: SAS Institute ]
January 2008-
Enterprise Guide, the point & click interface to SAS is a powerful tool for beginners and power SAS users. SAS/CONNECT allows all available computer platforms to ""talk"" to each other, even the mainframe. This paper published by SAS Institute provides the capability to store data on any and all of the platforms, and to do the processing on any and all of the platforms - all from the one platform sitting on the desk. Even ....
IBM System p5 590 and 595: Technical Overview and Introduction
[ Source: IBM ]
January 2008-
The IBM System p5 590 and IBM System p5 595 are the servers redefining the IT economics of enterprise UNIX and Linux computing. The up to 64-core p5-595 server is the flagship of the product line. This paper is a comprehensive guide covering the IBM eServer p5 590 and 595 AIX 5L and Linux operating system servers. Major hardware offerings are introduced and their prominent functions are discussed in this paper.