Publisher: Prentice Hall, 1997, 450 pages
ISBN: 0-13-240292-0
Keywords: Information Security, System Administration
Straight from Wall Street: The complete guide to managing mission-critical distributed systems.
For nearly a decade, Yuval Lirov and a team of experts at top Wall Street investment house Lehman Brothers have worked to develop production standards that combine the value and flexibility of distributed systems with the reliability of traditional mainframes. In Mission-Critical Systems Management, you'll see the powerful results they've achieved — and learn how to leverage their ideas in your own organization to:
For the distributed systems manager, Mission-Critical Systems Management is an unparalleled idea book, bringing together state-of-the-art industry experience in systems administration, database administration, production batch cycles, and much more. You'll learn design techniques for building more effective systems management tools. The book also includes:
Mission-Critical Systems Management includes contributions from experts at Sun Microsystems, Hewlett-Packard, Cray, MIT, and other leading-edge institutions, making it your single source for the world's best ideas in distributed systems management. If you're in the trenches, battling to manage distributed systems of unprecedented complexity, this book can save your career — and your sanity.
The so called "author" is in reality just an editor/co-author of a number of vendor written articles. Qualified trash, but what can you expect when it is based on the experience of an investment bank?.
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