Never underestimate the bandwidth of a truck
http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,73007-0.html
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Great article suggesting Measure transactions/wattif you don't
measure it, you can't improve it
IBM should jump on this since this is a strength of z/OS transaction
workloads and zLinux server consolidation. I have not seen any statements
of power efficiency on a transaction/watt metric.
I realize that this is not constructive, but the url below is an ad for
Windows 386. It does make the point that Micrsoft spoke to the customer's
need for IT empowerment. z/OS zLinux still do not have a compelling
empowerment message. You can't sell someone a product if they don't
percieve
Many hardware and software vendors maximize profits by promoting server
solutions verus mainframe.
SAS is an interesting software vendor to extend this inquiry to. Does SAS
maximize profits by not licensing their products to Linux for zSeries?
On the hardware side, do DASD vendors maximize
You may want to check out the zSeries Oracle Special Interest Group.
The International zSeries Oracle SIG is a loosely organized group of
companies that have a license for Oracle on z/OS and Linux on the zSeries
hardware. There are no membership fees or obligations. Communications are
done
It appears that SAS runs quite well on Linux for zSeries.
However, SAS DOES NOT HAVE A LICENSE generally available for Linux on
zSeries due to the lack of interest from their customers.
I find that quite amazing, that the zSeries community does not have
interest in running SAS on Linux for
Interesting. IBM-MAIN postings probably follow this rule.
http://technology.guardian.co.uk/weekly/story/0,,1823959,00.html
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100,000 foot view of GFS
GFS is not the future. But it shows us what the future can be.
http://storagemojo.com/?page_id=152
http://storagemojo.com/?page_id=153
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with the advent of Google Checkout, a heavy-duty TP application, the
company must have one.
What architecture is Google using to provide high-performance, large-scale
transaction processing?
http://storagemojo.com/?p=177
It appears that Google architecture is the antithesis of conventional
mainframe application achitecture in all aspects.
http://labs.google.com/papers/googlecluster-ieee.pdf
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