Re: An opportunity for VMS
- From: Dave Froble <davef@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2006 09:34:17 -0400
Michael Kraemer wrote:
JF Mezei schrieb:There have been a series of power outages in Kalifornia over th elast
few days. One of them took out all of "myspace.com", a supposedly very
popular "social networking" web site (isn't that just a glorified term
for a "forum" ?)
This would be THE time to put out full page ads in Kalifornia newspapers
telling the world about VMS being able to form clusters whose nodes are
up to <real value> hundreds of kilometres apart, thus allowing the
cluster and service to survive major disaster or power outage in one area.
Just another missed opportunity for VMS becauise everyone here knows
that HP wouldn't market VMS.
And exactly how would that help to cure the reason for the power outages ?
It won't do anything for the power outages. If the was another location, the site could remain up.
Stop wasting energy and/or put solar panels on every roof top.
California is supposed to be the "sunshine state", isn't it ?
There is some of this.
BTW, if everything around me is melting away, uninterrupted
internet access is the last thing I would care about.
It's my understanding that the site is used outside California.
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