Tech Article: How to Set Up a MongoDB NoSQL Cluster Using Oracle Solaris ZonesMongoDB is a NoSQL open source document-oriented database that stores structured data as JavaScript Object Notation (JSON).
Great for agile development because you can quickly modify the database schemes without shutting down the database. If you
cluster MongoDB, you can also distribute its data across several servers. Oracle Solaris zones let you do that quickly. Orgad
shows you how.
posted Mon, 17 Jun 2013 18:00:24 +0000
Tech Article: How to Build a Web-Based Storage Solution with Oracle Solaris 11.1Have you ever wanted to build a cloud just to see if you can? Turns out it's not that difficult. Install Oracle Solaris 11.1
on your laptop via VirtualBox, set up a little ZFS storage, a little access control, and configure AjaXplorer so you and your
friends can manage your files. Don't neglect to drop phrases like "Download that from the cloud I just built" into
casual conversation.
posted Tue, 30 Apr 2013 22:37:42 +0000
Blog: The Sysadmin as CEOBjoern Rost began his professional life as a sysadmin and became the CEO of his own consulting company. Oracle recently announced
his appointment to Oracle ACE Director. Here's more information about Bjoern and his company, a video interview, and links
to his blog posts.
posted Tue, 23 Apr 2013 17:24:30 +0000
Video Interview: The Fine-Grained Security Controls In Oracle Solaris 11Alex Barclay talks security with Darren Moffat and Casper Dik, two security pros on the Oracle Solaris engineering team. They
cover the fine-grained security controls that make Solaris so well-suited for a multi-tenant data center or cloud environment,
and how to keep a web server or application from exploiting vulnerabilities in a site's security policy. Taped at the recent
Oracle Solaris Innovations Workshop.
posted Fri, 05 Apr 2013 15:32:37 +0000
Blog: Miss Moneypenny and the Oracle Solaris 11 Provisioning AssistantOracle Solaris 10 has just released a nifty tool called Oracle Solaris 11 Provisioning Assistant. It lets you run the automated
installer from Oracle Solaris 11 on a Solaris 10 system. That means you can set up an IPS (Image Packaging System) repository
on your Solaris 10 system, and use it to provision one or more Solaris 11 systems.
posted Wed, 03 Apr 2013 19:40:56 +0000