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:developerWorks: Using Apache Derby DBs, Part 1: Managed Objects in a Converged Provider Environment
developerWorks: Using Apache Derby DBs, Part 1: Managed Objects in a Converged Provider Environment
Nov 10, 2006, 05 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5052 reads)

(Other stories by Stephen B. Morris)

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"This two-part series addresses the importance of the automated management of Apache Derby databases using (as an example) IBM autonomic computing touchpoint technology and Web Services Distributed Management (WSDM). This article, Part 1, introduces the growing need for automated IT management, which is facilitated by the centralization and consolidation of applications, data centers, and front- and back-office functions. Discover how you can use Derby as a managed element, including working with the database's unified utilization and management requirements and how using FCAPS can help you design an IT management solution..."

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