Mission Critical Linux

The latest report from the Linux Foundation shows that in 2013, the utilization rate of Linux in mission-critical deployment and cloud areas will continue to grow. Research from the Linux Foundation shows that in the future Linux has the dominance of its traditional competitors Unix and Windows. According to the report, the introduction of Windows 8 has had a positive effect on Linux. About 39% of respondents said they will use more Linux as a response to Windows 8. Another good news is that more people have been from Win ...

At the SUSECON2014 conference, SuSE announced the launch of the SUSE Linux Enterprise Live patching, which enabled Linux enterprise users to patch the system without rebooting, helping to reduce downtime costs and increase service availability. SUSE Linux Enterprise Live Patching is based on the Kgraft project, which provides a package stream to implement kernel updates without disruption. You can now provide SUSE for compatible servers via subscriptions ...

Linux has not yet replaced UNIX at the data center level. Despite the integration of UNIX server vendors. But most data centers still run multiple versions of the physical UNIX servers. Gabriel Consulting, chief analyst at Dan Olds, says that while sales of Linux and Windows servers have been growing, UNIX servers will not go away. These UNIX systems also play an indispensable role in most businesses: The mission-critical application that runs on the system is the cornerstone of the business's normal operations. To make an analogy ...

Open-source Software, formerly a favorite of technology enthusiasts, is now sweeping the software world. By 2016, open source software will be in the mission-critical software of nearly all the top 2000 companies in the world, according to Gartner. According to Black Duck Software, a source management software maker, there are more than million open source software projects worldwide. 　　Here is the summary of the small series of open source software is able to quickly popularize the ten reasons. Quality According to this year's "Black Duck Open Source software Future" ...

Open-source software-the promised land of technology enthusiasts-is now in the software world. By 2016, according to Gartner, Open-source software will be among the world's top 2000 corporate mission-critical software portfolios. In fact, according to Black Duck software, the source management provider, so far there are no fewer than 1 million different open-source software projects. 　　Here is a list of 10 reasons why the popularity of open source software has soared. 1. The quality of the brunt based on this year's "Black Duck Open Source Future" survey results ...

"IT168" Industry research company IDC forecasts Pro data will grow 50 times times between 2010 and 2020, based on a statistical survey of all the digital data created, replicated, and used within a year. Today's enterprises not only pay attention to how to store vast volumes of data, but also continue to work hard to analyze the data. To be successful, they must keep pace with the number and variety of data and the pace of growth ...

Industry research company IDC predicts that pro data will grow by 50 times times between 2010 and 2020, based on statistical calculations of all the digital data created, replicated, and used within a year. Today's enterprises not only pay attention to how to store vast volumes of data, but also continue to work hard to analyze the data. To be successful, they must keep pace with the number and variety of data that are constantly being updated and growing. The operation of the business depends on the data, but the data sets involved in the large data are so large and complex that the storage and use of the data becomes extremely cumbersome. From the foreseeable future ...

Red Hat has already released a full package called "Red Hat Cloud base", Red Hat Cloud foundations. This package is used to run a hybrid cloud computing platform, which allows organizations to run public and private clouds. The launch of the product also makes Red Hat, like Microsoft, the only 2 companies that can provide a hybrid cloud computing base platform.　　     Microsoft's cloud computing platform is Azure Platform. "Red Hat cloud ...

Introduction: The US it website PC World wrote today that Intel's efforts to develop Xeon processors and Microsoft's cessation of support for Itanium have created a lot of uncertainty about the future development of Itanium processors, and have made it possible for rivals such as IBM to take advantage of them. The following is the full text of the article: Make way for Xeon Intel reiterated this week that it would continue to develop an Itanium processor, but it also said it would use the Xeon processor to capture market share.　　However, Itanium and Xeon belong to High-performance server chips. Intel released its new Xeon 7500 processor last week, Microsoft ...

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