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SOA vs Microservices: Differences, Pros & Cons
Applications
December 2, 2020
The concept of microservices vs. software-oriented architecture (SOA) is a debate that is largely settled. To simplify, both microservices and...
What is Hybrid IT? Solutions, Examples, Cost, Pros & Cons
Cloud
March 14, 2019
Hybrid IT is an enterprise computing model in which the organization provides some resources through traditional in-house IT systems...
GPL 3: Will Someone Lose, No Matter What?
Open Source
April 14, 2007
Whether or not the GPL 3's controversial "grandfather" clause ever sees the light of day, it's sure to carry...
A New Dawn Rising For Open Documents?
Open Source
April 3, 2007
With the filing of a new bill in Oregon, five US states have now taken legislative action around adopting...
Novell Seeks Partners Across Linux/Windows Integration
Open Source
March 24, 2007
Novell is now on the lookout for more partners to work on-site at customer locations to help out with...
Openbravo’s ERP Draws International Cheers
Open Source
March 1, 2007
With open-source ERP deployments now starting to take more hold, Spanish-based Openbravo is quickly gaining international penetration, garnering thousands...
LinuxWorld OpenSolutions Wrap Up–Is Open Source Really Superior?
Open Source
February 22, 2007
Without a doubt, the topic wasn't on the official list of conference tracks at LinuxWorld OpenSolutions Summit 2007. But...
Virtualization Gets A Grip In 2006
Open Source
January 5, 2007
When it comes to Linux servers, a few months can make a whole lot of difference. Earlier this year,...
Enterprise Linux 2006–A Year Of Deals
Open Source
January 2, 2007
In the enterprise Linux space, 2006 was marked by greater expansion of Linux into vertical markets, new products, and...
Desktop Linux–What Happened, And What Didn’t, In 2006
Open Source
December 28, 2006
Mozilla, Adobe, and Novell made some major news in desktop Linux this year, and smaller developers introduced interesting innovations....
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