Posted by: Anonymous
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on November 24, 2007 10:41 PM
though all the "corporate support" systems are still on Windows
I think it's interesting that this is still the way it is. The desktops, file and printservers, mail systems, database servers, directory servers and more are all Windows. But we use Linux for our web servers. Cue the trumpets and fanfare!
I'm curious about the 80+ servers. It seems like an excessive amount of web servers to handle hunting licenses for 15 states. Even if 50% of them are redundant, it still sounds like an excessive amount of web servers.
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Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 70.126.254.76] on November 24, 2007 10:41 PMI think it's interesting that this is still the way it is. The desktops, file and printservers, mail systems, database servers, directory servers and more are all Windows. But we use Linux for our web servers. Cue the trumpets and fanfare!
I'm curious about the 80+ servers. It seems like an excessive amount of web servers to handle hunting licenses for 15 states. Even if 50% of them are redundant, it still sounds like an excessive amount of web servers.
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