“How have things progressed for open source Ingres since
its release last year? And what are CA’s plans for Ingres going
forward?“Tony Gaughan: A lot has happened since we
initially open sourced more in terms of expanding platforms. Over
the past three months, the main target was to provide additional
support for key Linux platforms as well as Windows. As for future
development, we are really in sort of a planning mode as far as
scheduled releases; planning for better support for J2EE, PHP and
overall development in those areas. We’re really focusing on
cementing the core of what we have and then expanding on platform
support. Another key [feature] we are planning on releasing at this
point is cluster support on Linux…”
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