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Recently I started using SmartSVN running remotely on a Solaris 10 server and displaying on my Windows XP machine via Xming (the free Xserver). I quickly ran into some performance and usability issues which I hope to have solved.

There is an apparently known issue with running Java programs via X which causes all sorts…

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You may say, “It only takes me 3 hours to do a full backup of everything”, but over time backup windows are notorious for becoming too small. Backups are split over multiple days, technologies upgraded, etc. When planning a backup strategy, my approach is to eliminate the backup window altogether- that is do whatever…

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When discussing availability of a service, it is common to hear the term “Five Nines” referring to a service being available 99.999% of the time but “Five Nines” are relative.

In reality, none of those calculations are relevant because no one cares if a service is unavailable for 10 hours, as long as they…

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The Systems Architect

August 2, 2009 by Yonah Russ

Systems Architects have years of experience in the various parts of the systems they work with. …They can cut your OP-EX by 90% and consolidate all your servers … Their systems do not know the meaning of the word Downtime… Optimization is the name of the game. Your site will be in the customer’s…

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