[ Thanks to Jason
Greenwood for this link. ]
“In the past, Linux was used in the network edge to cover
firewalls and applications which were not mission critical. When
the 2.6 kernel of Linux was released in late 2004, the opportunity
to introduce open source platforms into SAP environments became a
reality.“Thanks to advances in the latest Linux kernel’s reliability,
scalability, and robustness, it became ‘ready for the enterprise
data center’ with mission-critical applications. The momentum
behind the development and acceptance of Linux in the SAP arena is
clear…”
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