Top Ten Articles for last few Issues
Saturday, May 9th, 2009Vol 134 Issue 1, 2 , 3, 4 and 5 Vol 133 Issues 2, 3 and 4;
We track how frequently each article is viewed on the web site to determine which the readers consider the most important. During the last quarter (February, March, April), the web site for this newsletter had 101k unique visitors who viewed 253k pages. (For the past 12 months: 531k unique visitors and 1.39 million page views.)
Each week, we determine which articles have been most frequently referenced by logged-in subscribers to provide you with a list of the most popular articles for each of the last 8 issues.
Top Ten Articles for Vol 134 Issue 5
- Sun Posts Third Quarter Fiscal 2009 Results
- Making Use of Virtualization with Solaris Containers (Zones) and ZFS
- Andy Bechtolsheim at Sun (and Elsewhere)
- Sun xVM Ops Center 2.1 Released
- Installing Sun xVM Hypervisor; Provisioning a Paravirtualized Solaris 10 DomU
- Free Web-based Training Course on Sun xVM Ops Center
- Sun Rapid Solutions: Sun Managed Virtual Desktop Solution
- New Cloud Standards Group to Address Management Interoperability
- Upcoming MySQL Webinars
- Java Education and Development Initiative Program Launched in Vietnam
Top Ten Articles for Vol 134 Issue 4
- Sun to be Acquired by Oracle
- Assembling a Virtualized Setup
- Sun Cooling Door Systems
- Using OpenSSO To Protect Java EE Applications
- Managing SSDs with ZFS on the Sun Storage 7000 Unified Storage System
- Sun’s Solaris Engineering Team Boasts Xeon 5500’s Performance
- Open Source and Cloud Computing Intersect
- Sun Ultra 27 x64 Workstation Featuring the Intel Xeon Processor 3500 Series
- GlassFish Portfolio, OpenSSO and OpenDS on Amazon EC2 Cloud
- Sun OpenSSO Express Release Supports Google Apps Premier Edition
Top Ten Articles for Vol 134 Issue 3
- ZFS: A Guide for the New User
- What is Drupal?
- Sun’s New Open Network Systems Products Revealed
- More Zones, Less Elapsed Time
- VirtualBox 2.2 Beta 2 with Fixes
- OpenSolaris, Intel’s Nehalem an Unbeatable Combination
- New Features in Package Manager 2009.06
- Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Implements Sun Identity Management Solution
- Cost Cutting with Blades
- HR Firm Finds Solutions in Java EE and GlassFish
Top Ten Articles for Vol 134 Issue 2
- New Sun VirtualBox Release Supports Open Virtualization Format for Easy Import/Export
- OpenSolaris Toshiba Laptops Available for Purchase
- A Step-by-step Guide for Installing and Configuring Logical Domains (LDoms) for the Solaris 10 OS
- What Makes Java Card 3 So Special?
- Prescription: Solaris Feature, Live Upgrade
- Sun GlassFish Web Space Server 10
- A Procedure for Using Sun xVM Ops Center 2.0 Software to Manage Solaris Containers
- Java News Bites
- Flash-based SSDs and HPC: Change Is in the Wind
- Solaris 10 Beats Windows Server 2008 EE on SAP SD Benchmark
Top Ten Articles for Vol 134 Issue 1
- Zone Clusters - How to Deploy Virtual Clusters and Why
- Sun’s Future Success Lies in Open Source and Cloud Computing
- Oracle ASM and Solaris
- Sun Ray Software and VMWare View Manager
- Solaris and the Intel Xeon Processor 5500 Series - Nehalem
- Sun Fire X4600 M2 Breaks World Record and Leads VMware VMmark Results
- Appliance Analytics Heat Maps Especially Useful for I/O Latency
- Making Sense of OpenSSL Versions in Solaris
- Sun Storage 7410 Cluster Upgrade Kit
- Cloud Privacy Alliance in the Queue for Sun
Top Ten Articles for Vol 133 Issue 4
- Sun Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Software 3 Released
- A Guide to Getting Started with Cloud Computing
- Sun’s LDoms Support Oracle 10g
- Performance Comparison of Deduped Disk Vendors
- OpenSolaris Project Crossbow Points the Way to the Cloud
- 32GB SSD Options for Sun Fire X4150 and X4450
- DLight Tutorial Provides Instrumentation for Using DTrace in Solaris and OpenSolaris
- Schwartz Video Blog #4: Efficiently Connecting Adoption and Commercial Opportunity
- Testing File System Compression on the Sun Unified Storage System 7000
- ILM Informatique Recommendation of the Sun Storage 7110
Top Ten Articles for Vol 133 Issue 3
- 16-core Rock Processor Expected This Fall
- High Performance Data Warehouse Solutions
- Sun’s Open Cloud Platform Unveiled at CommunityOne East
- Sun SPARC Enterprise M3000, T5120 Servers Outshine IBM Hardware on Benchmarking Test
- An Update on Porting OpenSolaris to the IBM Mainframe
- Carrier Grade Linux On Sun’s UltraSPARC T2 Processor
- Schwartz Video Blog #3: Sun’s Network Innovations
- Sun’s Cool Database Center: Video
- Sun Java Mobile Communication 1.0 - Media Kit
- Unleashing Application Performance with Solid-State Drives and Sun Servers
Top Ten Articles for Vol 133 Issue 2
- Sun Incorporates Solid State Drive Modules into Servers and Storage Systems
- Sun’s Hybrid Storage Pool Trumps EMC’s Use of Flash Devices
- Download for Sun Identity Manager 8.1 Now Available
- Schwartz Video Blog #2: Technology Adoption
- Sun Grid Engine 6.2 Update 2 Released
- Release of Portal Pack 3.0
- Sun GlassFish Communications Server 1.5
- OpenStorage News Bites
- Early Experiences with a Commercial Hardware Transactional Memory Implementation
- Economy Drives Increased Interest in Virtualization, Cloud Computing, Green IT
Sun ’s Engineering Services group will be delivering to HP a compiled version of Java ME for wireless handsets for the iPAQ. Sun will work with HP to implement specific feature set. Normally Java ME licensees like HP start with the code and are responsible for integration and producing a binary product for their platform.
