Exactly,
We had that Windows Server monitoring database on a w2K box, and due to performance issues, the monitoring app used to put so much load on the boxes it was supposed to monitor that we had to crash the boxes in out test lab.
So, we (DBA and Unix) generously offered them to host their db on our dev cluster. No one is complaining ...
Our monitoring happens from a Linux cluster ... did we say we are paranoid about availability?
Raj
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Importance: High
95% of my DBA work is done from linux.
Most monitoring is done from linux as well.
Jared
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Tom,
for your amusement ... we have a software that keeps a tab on all the 2K
servers we have and stores and monitors performance related information in
its database. Works absolutely fine, but it is most stable when the
database is on Oracle on Unix.
Raj
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isolated for you mere mortals!!!!!
REAL MEN STRESS NT boxes!!
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