From: Vesna Vranesic (vesna.vranesic@RZB.AT)
Date: Wed Jul 24 2002 - 09:00:10 EDT
We have lot of self-made applications using WebSphere, Java, Informix,
Oracle etc.
They differ in DB sizes, numbers of users, operating time, and other
demands. That's why I would like to hear
about the experiences from others, or white papers describing the points
one should take care of, or sites with
useful information, or ...
I have plenty of questions like:
- How big may Informix DB get or which HW is needed to manage it with
Linux on Intel in the way we do it on AIX?
- Is WebSphere really fully developed for Linux, maybe working even better
than on AIX, or not even to think about it at the moment?
- Any problems with backing up/restoring of Informix /Oracle on Linux to
TSM?
- Performance problems with Java?
etc.
BruceH@ROUTESCAPE.COM@Princeton.EDU am 24.07.2002 14:20:06
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Thema: Re: AIX vs. Linux
It all depends on what you want to do. What applications (commercial and
proprietary) are you running, what resources do they use (software and
hardware) and so forth.
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Bruce T. Harvey, Special Projects Developer
Insight Distribution Systems, Hunt Valley, MD
-----Original Message-----
From: Vesna Vranesic [mailto:vesna.vranesic@RZB.AT]
Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2002 8:11 AM
To: aix-l@Princeton.EDU
Subject: [aix-l] AIX vs. Linux
Hi everyone,
I am doing a kind of list AIX vs. Linux running on both pSeries and
(especially) xSeries. It's about
possibilities for business usage of Linux in our company. Our management
would like to
achieve some cost savings through migrating some applications from AIX to
Linux, or/and ...
After looking a round I still haven't got a clear picture. (Except that the
IBM does great advertising
in this field. But that's another story.) I guess many of you have been
confronted with the same
question. Any experience with this theme to share, opinions or suggestions
would be greatly appreciated.
Ciao
Vesna
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