Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 15th May 2008 16:28 UTC
Last week, on my country's Liberation Day, Sun released OpenSolaris 2008.05, the much awaited first official fruit of Project Indiana. It delivers many of OpenSolaris' major features, such as DTrace, ZFS, containers, and more, in a Linux distribution-like package. The goal is to allow more people to experience Solaris. A few reviews have since hit the web.
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RE[3]: Talking about servers
by Robert Escue on Sun 18th May 2008 22:00
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That would depend on several factors including how apache was compiled, quality of the network and the speed of the storage the content is on (I am assuming a web farm as opposed to individual web servers). Are these servers going to be sending data to a backend database?
Unfortunately, there is no simple answer to your question without asking more questions to narrow down what you are specifically looking for.
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Web servers for example... what about scalability and threads concurrency's performances? Is this better than recents 2.6 Linux kernels?