Messages in this thread | | | Date | Fri, 03 Dec 1999 05:31:01 -0800 | From | "Jene S Quois" <> | Subject | Kernel Reliability !! |
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Hi Folks, Briefly, can anybody tell me how far is Linux ready for Enterprise-Computing ? Expanding the same question, what are the features that have been incorporated into the Linux kernel for high-availability, high-reliability and servicability ? And in case it is already there, Is it in the mainstream kernel or externally available ? ( As unofficial patches ? ) if it is not in the mainstream kernel, can anybody tell me ( or direct me to a link) as to why it has not been incorporated in the mainstream kernel ? Any specific reasons ? Linus ?
And lastly what are points I might need to consider in case I would like to include or have these ( Servicability, high-availability and Reliability ) within the mainstream kernel or as unofficial patches ?
Jene
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