Unix, Linux Uptime and Reliability Increase: Patch Management Woes Plague Windows
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Unix, the leading Linux distributions from Novell and Red Hat as well as open source Ubuntu were the clear winners in the Yankee Group 2007-2008 Global Server Operating System Reliability Survey. Yankee Group’s second annual Global Server Operating System Reliability Survey polled 400 users from 27 countries worldwide. During the past 2 years, Yankee Group polls have indicated that all of the major server operating system platforms achieved a much higher degree of reliability than they experienced in the prior decade. In general, none of the major server operating systems—Linux, Macintosh, Windows and Unix—are beset by the long list of bugs that plagued their predecessors in the 1980s and 1990s. Additionally, there is far less disparity now in both the number and severity of unplanned server outages and the actual downtime that businesses experience on their standard Linux, Windows and Unix platforms than at any time in recent memory.
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IBM WebSphere Message Broker, Version 6.1 — Communicating with Enterprise Information Systems
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IBM
This white paper discusses the value of and strategies for using the WebSphere adapter nodes provided by WebSphere Message Broker V6.1. Benefits include speeding and simplifying the tasks of creating integrated processes for greater productivity and lower cost. This paper provides scenarios in which the nodes are used to integrate an EIS into an ESB infrastructure, to expose the functional capabilities of an ESB and to synchronize EIS systems.
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