Sun Offering Optimized AMP Stack On Solaris 135
tbray writes "This is your friendly local Sun corporate drone reporting that we're going to be building and optimizing and DTrace-ing and shipping and supporting the AMP part of LAMP (details here). I think that basically the whole tech industry, excepting Microsoft, is now at least partly in the AMP camp."
Yawn.... (Score:4, Insightful)
Seems to me that this is not so much News as it is "snooze..."
Re:The "AMP Camp"??? (Score:5, Insightful)
If you could do it it would take at least 5 different applications running on different machines. There is nothing like being able to watch a particular users request flow right through the whole system. Yeah it takes a few minutes to setup all the watch conditions on production hardware, but in DEV it is just beautiful.
Re:Postgres Migration (Score:3, Insightful)
Get Some Clues - One, Perhaps Two (Score:5, Insightful)
I'm being completely serious here.
Anyone who knows anything about the IT marketplace will know that of the UNIX-variant operating systems (yes, that includes Linux), Sun Solaris has quite a significant share. In fact, a good deal of the professional UNIX admins out there prefer Solaris over the other choices, and again, that includes Linux.
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Just because AMP is all you know about... (Score:3, Insightful)
Go to any job site of your choice.
Do searches on
apache
mysql
perl or PHP
Then do searches on
Oracle
Java
Allowing that most Java development is on the server side, try to draw a conclusion. Are these people spending good money advertising these jobs because they are using the technologies?. Is the whole tech industry, except Microsoft at least partly in the AMP camp or just the tiny bit that you are familiar with?