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Category Archives: Availability & disaster recovery
IBM Introduces pureScale
IBM have announced their newest software technology, pureScale, onto the market. This is a major change to the DB2 market-place bringing mainframe-type clustering capabilities to the midrange platform. Jointly developed by the IBM Toronto Software Lab and Power Systems Lab in Austin, … Continue reading
Posted in Availability & disaster recovery, DB2, pureScale
Tagged clustering, continuous availability, DB2, db2 pureScale, pureScale
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How to set up application server to access DB2 z/OS with high availability
DB2 for z/OS data sharing is well-acknowledged by industry experts for providing the highest availability, and addressing planned and unplanned outages. Nevertheless, end-users only care that their task is executed. If the application server cannot reach out to the database … Continue reading
Insight from the sharp-end of IT
Take a look at IT management from a different perspective. James Cockayne, Principal DBA at Camelot Group gives us his views on key issues for DBAs, virtualization solutions and how a DBA can ensure they get that all important beauty … Continue reading
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Tagged continuous availability, DBA, HADR, high availability, remote DBA
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Scaling DB2 in the Cloud
David Tung, Solutions Architect at xkoto Inc., talks about GRIDSCALE load balancer for DB2 databases and its use for building very elastic DB2 solutions for Cloud Computing.
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Tagged cloud computing, continuous availability, DB2, Gridscale, Xkoto
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xkoto named to the first annual Information Week Startup
xkoto’s GRIDSCALE database virtualization product delivers unprecedented levels of availability and scalability for SQL server and DB2 environments. InformationWeek’s Startup 50 is a list of the top 50 business technology startups selected by InformationWeek readers and editors. Companies were selected … Continue reading
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Tagged Availability & disaster recovery, database virtualization, Gridscale, Xkoto
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xkoto named “Cool Vendor” by Gartner
Congratulations to our partners at xkoto for their latest accolade of “Cool Vendor” in the recently released Gartner report, “Cool Vendors in IT Operations and Virtualization, 2009.”
Posted in Availability & disaster recovery, Xkoto
Tagged continuous availability, database virtualization, Gridscale, Xkoto
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High Availability Technologies for DB2
In one of our recent blog posts Paul Stoker chats to James Cockayne of EDS about some of the headaches of managing databases in a 24/7 environment. we looked at some of the high availability solutions in the market. We’re running … Continue reading
Posted in Availability & disaster recovery, DB2, Xkoto
Tagged continuous availability, database virtualization, DB2, Gridscale
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Paul Stoker chats to James Cockayne of EDS about some of the headaches of managing databases in a 24/7 environment.
Just how important is it for organisations to ensure they have a robust database availability & disaster recovery solution? The database is always the lynchpin of an application. Without the database, the application doesn’t function, and there’s a bunch of … Continue reading
Posted in Availability & disaster recovery, DB2, Paul Stoker, Xkoto
Tagged active-active database, continuous availability, DB2, HACMP, HADR
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24/7 System Availability
In a news posting on Silicon.com on 7th Jan it was reported that salesforce.com experienced a service disruption on 6th January leaving system users unable to access their applications. The problem occurred when a core network device failed, stopping all … Continue reading
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Tagged continuous availability, database failover, Xkoto
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