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 April 2007 • Volume 16 • Number 4
Features
Implementing Highly Available Oracle Databases with Red Hat Cluster Suite • Sergey Nemirovsky
Nemirovsky explains the capabilities and limitations of Red Hat Cluster Suite in reducing downtime and improving availability of Oracle databases.
Oracle RAC Isn’t Just for Databases • Chris Page
Page examines Oracle’s clusterware technology and provides a simple configuration for demonstration purposes.
Setting Up a Compute Cluster Using Grid Engine • Rayson Ho
Ho describes Grid Engine, an open source job scheduler used in high-throughput clusters.
Minimizing Contact Form and Forum Spam • Johannes Ullrich
Ullrich examines various methods used to combat form-submitted spam.
Getting Started with HP-UX Security Compartments • Phil Day
Day provides an overview of this new security feature in HP-UX 11iv2.
Solaris™ 10 Resource Management • Scott Cromar
In this overview, Cromar focuses mainly
on project, task, and process-level resource management.
Process Accounting in Solaris™ 10 • Marco Marongiu
Marongiu explains how to set up
accounting on Solaris™ 10.
Columns
Navigating the System Virtualization Maze — Part 1 • Peter Baer Galvin
In the first of this two-part series, Galvin discusses virtualization in general, examining the options, benefits, and data needed to determine the best virtualization solution for your own circumstances.
Questions and Answers • Amy Rich
Rich clears up mysteries involving Fibre Channel, named.conf, and Solaris™ 10 Zones.
SortingHat — Which Server Do You Belong In? • John Spurgeon and Ed Schaefer
John and Ed describe the use of a Korn shell script called SortingHat for organizing files.
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