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High Performance Linux News for Jul 10, 2000
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CNET News.com: Red Hat unveils Linux "clustering" software for servers (Jul 10, 2000, 23:21)
"As is customary with Red Hat, the software is open source,
meaning it can be downloaded and modified for free."
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Byte.com: A Logical Volume Manager For Linux, Finally! (Jul 10, 2000, 21:55)
"Most Unix-like systems now have the ability to break up
physical discs into some number of units. Storage units from
multiple drives can be pooled into a "logical volume," where they
can be allocated to partitions. Additionally, units can be added or
removed from partitions as space requirements change. This is what
an LVM is good for."
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PRNewswire: SteelEye Showcased as High Availability Solution Partner at Caldera Product Forum (Jul 10, 2000, 20:26)
"...SteelEye's LifeKeeper reliability clustering product has
been certified on Caldera OpenLinux eDesktop and eServer platforms.
In addition, SteelEye's clustering products will be demonstrated
during Caldera's upcoming OpenLinux Power Solutions Tour 2000."
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VNU Net: Microsoft will lag with 64bit Windows (Jul 10, 2000, 19:49)
"Analysts also expect Linux for IA-64 to beat 64bit Windows to
market - albeit as a beta release."
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RedHat.com: Red Hat Unveils Linux Clustering Solution (Jul 10, 2000, 19:05)
"Red Hat High Availability Server is an out-of-the-box
clustering solution that delivers dynamic load balancing, improved
fault tolerance and scalability of TCP/IP based applications. ...
If one server in the cluster fails, another will automatically take
over its workload."
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LinuxPR: Lockheed Martin Uses Linux NetworX Cluster for Analysis of Navy Aircraft (Jul 10, 2000, 17:32)
"We are extremely pleased with the products and services we've
received from Linux NetworX," said Jeff Layton, senior engineer at
Lockheed Martin. "We are seeing a 40-times greater
price-to-performance ratio over our past system and can now test
and model four-times as many analyses in the same amount of
time."
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LinuxPR: Quicknet Announces Linux Special Edition
(Jul 10, 2000, 12:07)
"Linux Special Edition Packages Combine Award-Winning Quicknet
Products With OpenSource Linux Drivers and OpenSource VoIP
Resources."
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