Central Oregon Information Systems UG
COISUG Meeting with Sun Microsystems September 16, 2008
This will be a great meeting! Mostly hands-on and great giveaways.Â
Location: McMenamins Old St. Francais School (Bend, OR) – Rambler Room – Lunch will include Pizza, Tater-tots, and a vegetarian entree McMenamins Rambler Room, Bend Oregon
Date: September 16, 2008
Time: 1:30 PM
Why show up to hear from Sun?
Sun Open Source Software: Â Did you know that virtually all Sun’s software is Open Source? Â That’s right…go out to our web and start downloading right now. Â Should you desire to have you installation supported, we are less expensive to support than Red Hat! Â You might have heard that Sun now owns the world’s most popular database, MySQL. Â Come hear how Sun will be supporting MySQL and optimizing servers for even better MySQL performance! Â Find out why Linux people lust after dTrace. Â Find out why Ebay called Solaris a better Linux than Linux and how they reduced search times by over 40% with just a few hours of dTrace tuning. Â
Sun CMT Servers: Â Did you know that Sun has servers that do 5x the work of a typical Dell or HP Server, utilize 1/5 the space in the data center and on average use 1/2 the power? Â Sun has developed the world’s first 8 core, 64 thread processor. Â Learn why and where you should be deploying the greenest server on the planet. Â
Sun xVM: Â Looking for an alternative to VMWare? Looking for better deployment methods? Try Sun xVM. Â xVM Ops Center is a highly scalable, knowledge driven, cross-platform, datacenter management solution; it runs across x86 and SPARC systems, supporting both Solaris and Linux, enabling enterprises to provision and administer both physical and virtual datacenter assets. Sun xVM OC provides a simple way to discover, provision, update, and manage across global IT environments providing average operational savings in the range of 35-60 %.
Sun is a Storage Company: Â That’s right…check us out for Storage. Â We have all the strorage options you will ever need including Sun’s still unique x4500, which provides up to 48 TB’s of raw storage for $1 per GB. Â Find out why all the tech writers won’t quit writing about the virtues of ZFS and why ZFS has the storage companies running scared. Â Oh, and yes, ZFS is open source! Â
We will be presenting on September 16th and giving away at least one cool prize…but the coolest prizes at Sun are all open source.  Go check it out at  www.sun.com.
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