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Issue #9 July 2005
Features
- Red Hat GFS now supported with Oracle RAC
- Enterprise data sharing with Red Hat Global File System
- Best practices with Red Hat GFS
- The Linux Logical Volume Manager
- Open source high-availability clustering
- Limiting buffer overflows with ExecShield
- 64-bit computing: Co-existing in a 32-bit world
- Video: Now showing: Red Hat Summit keynotes
- Managing your projects with Planner
- Join Red Hat at Linux conferences in San Francisco and South Wales
- Video: Giving control back to the customer
- Video: Leading French retailer chooses Red Hat for critical sales and customer service system
- FUDCon convenes in Karlsruhe
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux development environment now pre-configured on VMWare
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Need reliable, scalable, high-availability enterprise storage?
Red Hat storage solutions are your answer. Discover how Red Hat® Global File System (GFS) combines local file system performance with scalable file and data sharing. Find out why Linux Logical Volume Manager (LVM) is a widely deployed storage solution. And learn how to configure and manage clusters with Red Hat Cluster Suite.
- Red Hat GFS now supported with Oracle RAC
by Matthew O'Keefe - Enterprise data sharing with Red Hat Global File System
by Matthew O'Keefe and Paul Kennedy - Best practices with Red Hat GFS
by Matthew O'Keefe - The Linux Logical Volume Manager
by Heinz Mauelshagen and Matthew O'Keefe - Open source high-availability clustering
by Matthew O'Keefe and John Ha
Limiting buffer overflows with ExecShield
by Arjan van de Ven
ExecShield is designed to defend against automated attacks like worms and viruses without compromising the usability and compatibility of the operating system. Here's how it works.
64-bit computing: Co-existing in a 32-bit world
by Tim Waugh
64-bit computing means more processing power. But what happens when your new 64-bit computer has to run 32-bit software?
Now showing: Red Hat Summit keynotes
Couldn't make it to New Orleans? You can watch select keynote speeches from the comfort of your own desk. See what you missed this year and why you'll want to be there for the next one.
Managing your projects with Planner
by Rosanna Yuen
Managing a project with multiple resources and a tight schedule can be challenging. Planner is the open source project management tool that gives you the ability to organize big or small projects, get the most out of your resources, and finish on time.
Join Red Hat at Linux conferences in San Francisco and South Wales
Red Hat will be joining the 2005 Linux Conference in South Wales, August 4-7, and LinuxWorld San Francisco, August 8-11. Who from Red Hat will speak and why should you attend? Take a look.
Giving control back to the customer
as told by Joanne Rohde
Joanne Rohde, EVP WW Operations for Red Hat, details how Red Hat responds to customer needs. Watch the video.
Leading French retailer chooses Red Hat for critical sales and customer service system
Lapeyre counts on Red Hat solutions and services to power their business. Hear their IT staff and Systems and Databases Director describe the migration process and their ongoing relationship with Red Hat.
Also:
- FUDCon convenes in Karlsruhe
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux development environment now pre-configured on VMware






