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Inside a Migration
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| OSNews: Which brand of Linux is the company
| looking to implement and why?
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| ZA: Most of the servers I have built for are
| being shared by multiple applications so I
| require a hearty and stable operating system.
| With that in mind, I have decided on 64-bit
| Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (kernel version
| 2.6.18). The servers usually have 2x CPUs and
| have around 8GB of RAM. I try to get away
| with 50 GB of disk space. I have jobs that
| run, which regulate any of the disks from
| filling up with logs, by archiving them. I
| will usually build a web application server
| on these boxes with either Tomcat 6.x for
| simple Java applications, or for more of a
| heavier load of applications containing EJB
| or Cluster requirements, with Weblogic 10gR3.
| When Oracle bought out BEA, costs for the use
| of Weblogic in production environments rose
| quite high, so I only use it when I feel it
| is necessary to, and not as our primary
| application server.
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http://www.osnews.com/story/23155/Inside_a_Migration
Recent:
Migrating to Linux without pain
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| Yes, make no mistake. You can have all the
| advantages: cost effectiveness, speed, a
| clever use of hardware resources. But where
| the migrations fail, it is in human beings.
| And how does this happen??
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http://www.ghabuntu.com/2010/03/migrating-to-linux-without-pain.html
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