I can tell you from experience running an open bravo server you will want
all the hardware performance you can get. Go hardware raid.
On Oct 20, 2011 12:49 PM, "Preston Hagar" wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 11:56 AM, Diego Xirinachs
> wrote:
> > Again, thanks all for the input,
> > Michael, gr
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L.M.J wrote:
> Hi,
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> I'm new in SCSI adapter and backup stuff. For my SOHO needs, I want to
> setup backup on tape. A friend gave
> me 3 things to put in my regular x86 PC running Ubuntu Server 8.10 x86_64 /
> 2.6.27-16 :
>- a PCI SCSI Ad
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I am not sure I follow all of this, but here goes with my attempt:
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There are several variables in this but here goes:
KVM is a great community option which is widely supported and I would say is
your best option if you plan on Ubuntu being the host operating system.
Now that said VMware has several options, and is a very mature
virtualization technology. Wiht VM
While the cost is allot, it is in line with the rest of the industry. Have a
look at other specialized training similar to this.
A few examples:
Red Hat Cert.
CISSP Boot Camps
MCSE Boot Camps
CCNA Boot Camps
In retrospect to these training sessions and others like them, its a
reasonable cost.
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I want to point out one thing related to this.
It's actually a good thing for Ubuntu that so many people are crawling out
of the woodwork trying to claim it's bad/insecure/, why?
It means Ubuntu is gaining ground in the right direction, more people with
less *nix experience are trying it out and
After talking about this idea with a few people it was suggested to post it
to the mailing lists to get further input. I am looking for thoughts on
having an underlying management interface with API hooks in Ubuntu. This
management interface would allow for a common place for things like logs and
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