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Kontrollsoft’s uptime checks now managed by Pingdom

Matt Reid — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 11:41:28 +0000

Website health checks are a crucial service to an operations team. In addition to in-house monitoring and service state reporting it’s also important, even critical, to have an impartial third party to run checks to test your customer facing services. There are a lot of companies in this arean that would be glad to have [...]
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Oswald@Work is now «The TAO of AMP» — and Mangas too!

The Aquarium — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 13:00:00 +0000

Kai's new blog as a Sun employee is now The TAO of AMP and the latest posts are beginning to reflect Kai's style and expertise:

• Boost your AMP Website using mod_rewrite
• The Manga Guide to DataBases

Time to add The TAO of AMP to the daily reading list.

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Kai ‘Oswald’ Joins the WebStack Team

The Aquarium — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 11:00:00 +0000

More good news around the WebStack team: Kai 'Oswald' Seider, of Apache Friends and XAMPP fame, has joined the team - see Kai's post (German, mock-english). XAMPP is one of the (the?) most popular WAMP Distros (see Google Trend), and Kai will now be able to work full-time on it.

I talked with Kai a few months ago and enjoyed our phone chat a lot but, unfortunately, I was away when he visited Santa Clara recently (photo gallery). One of the topics during the trip was how to leverage the WebStack and the XAMPP efforts; stay tuned for news on that.

Welcome to the team, Kai!

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GlassFish WebStack… Helping With MySQL.com Outage

The Aquarium — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 00:57:01 +0000

I see that Kaj mentioned the (GlassFish) WebStack when telling the story of the MySQL.Com Outage.

One of the main benefits of the WebStack is that all the pieces work very well together, so that was one less thing to worry about; the electrical woes were stressful enough...

WebStack 1.5 — Your (L)AMP Stack

The Aquarium — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 11:00:00 +0000

Sun's LAMP support is assembled from two pieces: the L is from our Linux/GNU Support (see GlassFish WebStack, which, in its latest incarnation includes Apache HTTP Server, lighttpd, memcached, MySQL, PHP, Python, Ruby, Squid, Tomcat, GlassFish (v2.1) and Hudson.

The inclusion of Hudson is a bit of an opportunistic move (more on that in a bit), the rest comprises a well tested, integrated, optimized, and extended component stack for your new and old Web Apps.

The WebStack can be downloaded here ; the bundle includes the WebStack Enterprise Manager, which, unlike the other components, is not free right-to-use but rather is available with an eval license; this is a model like that of the GlassFish Enterprise Manager. The current release supports RHEL, Solaris and OpenSolaris (it is bundled in OpenSolaris); for additional details, check out the Documentation and Discussion Forum.

Check out these posts from the WebStack team:

• CVR's Announcement and Overview.
• CVR's note on two key properties: Fully Relocatable, and Updatable.
• Sriram on Installing AMP stack within GlassFish Web Stack 1.5.
• Irfan on the Enterprise Manager's Navigation Panel.
• Jeff on Installing via IPS tools.