December 2000
Intermediate to advanced
288 pages
5h 45m
English
Many systems management disciplines were crafted during the mainframe-centric era. Because of their close ties with "big iron," advocates of the shift away from centralized computing also abandoned systems management disciplines, believing their new world order would not need them. They were wrong.
Today, we see distributed computing environments being challenged by the same problems that confronted mainframe-centric IT organizations — how to satisfy users, how to handle problems, managing changes, securing the computing environment, etc. In fact, the problem is even more complex, because the resources that need to be managed are physically farther apart ...
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