Not so very long ago I wrote about the perfect machine. New moves in the virtualized world have change my view, and thus the upcoming new machine. In the very old days, a network lived next to a separate telephone network and a separated storage network. Then, voice turned into VOIP, and storage turned into […]
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Since early this century, I’m using a dual core Xeon machine. Sofar, no problems. In these days, 64bit machines were very expensive and I was able to get this machine, at little cost. As a diehard fan of Linux, that was the OS installed. Initially Debian, however as this was my only machine, you tend
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Without measurement, you will never understand the performance of your IT infrastructure. Monitoring is the key; not only will it provide for the baseline of your network, it will also enable you react pro-actively. Informing the users there is a problem is better than acknowledging a problem reported by a user. What is the load
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