Tag: virtualization
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Virtualization - the Wave of the Future (and Present)
There have been many relatively recent dramatic improvements in hardware. Factors such as processor speed/design and network capacity appear to be making shortages of hardware resources very pre-2011. Not to mention falling prices that appear to not have hit bottom just yet. But with improving... -
Triple Your Virtualized Application Performance With One Simple Step
How’s your performance? No, it’s not a personal question, it’s the most common question that we get from customers about our products. “Sure, you have lots of great features,” they’ll say. “But how’s your performance?” Great question! I have always loved to answer this one but I especially... -
JDBC Type 4 is Broken - Time To Fix It!
Let's be frank: no one likes to be told that something that has worked and worked well for years is broken. But that is where Java architects and developers find themselves today in the face of the evidence that JDBC Type 4 drivers do not adequately support the modern Java application stack. Using... -
Keeping Applications on the Mainframe
Commenting on Dana Gardner's Briefings Direct blog about freeing mainframe applications, Gregg offers his take on why it is wise to leave applications on the mainframe. This podcast runs for... -
Impact Of Software On Virtualization
In this podcast Rob Steward argues that virtualization is causing the software industry to reexamine many of the same issues that were faced 30 years ago. The podcast lasts for 3:12 and can be listened to here:... -
Data Access and Virtualization
In this podcast Rob Steward explains why data access middleware makes a difference within a virtualization environment. The podcast lasts for 9:14. Rob Steward:... -
Mainframe Virtualization, an Alternative for Open Systems?
In this podcast Gregg Willhoit explains his thoughts on mainframe virtualization as an alternative for open systems. The podcast last for 2:13. You may listen here:... -
Virtualization’s Implications on Database Applications
The Data Access Handbook explains how virtualization is significant for database computing. In this podcast Rob Steward explains the implications virtualization has on the performance of database applications. The podcast runs for 6:30. Click on the following link to listen to the podcast:... -
Three Shouts: Virtualization, Data Services, and Beer
With apologies to Tears for Fears, it's time for me to shout (not a RickRoll) about a few items that I think deserve some attention.
First and foremost, my esteemed colleague Mike Johnson has written an excellent article entitled...
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