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:Combining Flexibility with Control: Managing the "Complexity Hell" of Customized Linux Platforms
Combining Flexibility with Control: Managing the "Complexity Hell" of Customized Linux Platforms
Nov 25, 2009, 04 :33 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (2672 reads)

"Application, middleware, security and other specialized requirements spawn new platform variants that create “complexity hell,” making ongoing management a major challenge. It leads to duplicate effort in maintaining common OS components, inefficient and fragile update and patching, and transparency issues that put compliance at risk. In an age of flat or declining resources and pressure for customization, today’s management models no longer work.

"Join this timely webinar to hear from some of the foremost Linux innovators on what it takes to achieve flexibility and control in low-cost and scalable management of customized Linux platforms. Presenters include:"

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