GroundWork teamed up with Jay Lyman from the 451 Group and InformationWeek and hosted a live webcast titled "Open Source Inside the Datacenter" on October 29th. There were over 500 registrants and roughly 200 attendees the live event.
You can view the hour-long webcast archive now.
During our webcast we conducted polling ...
If you are interested in trying GroundWork Monitor Community Edition 5.2 (GWMCE) and are a current Nagios 2.x user, watch this online training course on how to migrate without skipping a beat. GWMCE offers additional functionality than what Nagios delivers including auto-discovery and auto-configuration, which are great time savers for ...
BayLISA Monitoring SIG XVIII (October 8, 2008): Ganglia Get-Together, Q&A
Bernard Li, Carlo Marcelo Arenas Belon, and other members of the Ganglia Project Team (www.ganglia.info) will be on hand for impromptu Q&A on monitoring using Ganglia ("It's not just for grids and clusters!"). Spike Morelli from Linden Lab and Jonah Horowitz ...
Continuing the Ganglia and grid theme of this week, Dennis Barker at On-Demand Enterprise (previously known as GRID Today) has written an extensive article about the use of Ganglia and GroundWork in large scale grid and cluster environments.
Article excerpt:
"GroundWork Open Source has been doing it since 2004, and probably has ...
Once again, Roberto Galoppini has a keen eye for the big picture, this time providing some great insight and commentary on the continuing momentum open source IT management is achieving in the financial services sector.
We should have some additional news regarding GroundWork and the financial services sector in the coming ...
We are pleased to have a fantastic lineup of presenters from the Ganglia and GroundWork communities presenting their observations during a live, hour long webcast on Tuesday, August 26th; 11:00am ET/ 8:00am PT.
Register at: http://www.groundworkopensource.com/resources/webcasts/grid-cluster-monitoring-ganglia.html
Large organizations, like financial services, energy, pharmaceuticals, and research organizations that utilize grids and clusters are looking ...
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