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Video: Vos OSL Server Processes, How many do I really need?
The performance of applications that use cross module or cross system communication is dependent on having the correct number of OSL server processes running. Too few processes can dramatically slow down your applications. This Webinar will explain how the default number of OSL server processes is determined, how to tell if that is enough, and [...]
OpenVOS Network Application Performance Technical Webinar
Noah Davids, Support Engineer at Stratus discusses how application performance is affected by the network, the TCP stack and the application’s design. Covering common issues, how to test for them before the application is placed into production, how to diagnose them when they occur, and how to tune the system to reduce their impact. The [...]
Implementing PCI Standards on VOS (LTS/OnGuard) Technical Webinar
Industry regulations have changed dramatically in the last 20 years. Sarbanes-Oxley, PCI, and HIPAA have put in place requirements for much tighter security and control of computer environments than ever before. The consequences of losing control of one’s data can be disastrous. Just look at today’s headlines. We are hosting a webinar Wednesday, November 16th [...]
Technical Webinar on Porting Open-Source code to OpenVOS
Did you miss the webinar? Well, we have the video right here for you! Watch an overview of the steps that you can follow to port open-source code to the Stratus OpenVOS operating system. I review the OpenVOS POSIX environment, explain how to find and download open-source packages, discusses the process for building and installing [...]
Porting Open Source Software to OpenVOS Technical Webinar
Details: Paul Green will give an overview of the steps that you can follow to port open-source code to the Stratus OpenVOS operating system. He will review the OpenVOS POSIX environment, explain how to find and download open-source packages, discuss the process for building and installing open-source code, and review some of the common issues [...]
