May/June 2009 »  New eco innovations »  Sun BluePrints program 10th anniversary »  Reducing costs through better server utilization »  Guide to GlassFish high availability »  Unfettered access — with total security »  MySQL for high-growth businesses »  Guide to cost-effectively refreshing aging servers New eco innovations Sun CIO Bob Worrall recaps Sun's remarkable progress in slashing its eco footprint — and offers advice about leveraging the latest eco computing advances. » Full story Bob Worrall CIO, Sun Microsystems Write me at cio@sun.com »  Product sales, training, and support »  Guide to reducing IT costs through virtualization with blades »  Guide to cost-effectively refreshing aging servers »  Deploying hybrid storage pools with Sun flash technology and the Solaris ZFS file system »  Guide to GlassFish high availability »  Solaris 10 »  GlassFish + Java EE 5 »  OpenSolaris 2008.11 »  NetBeans IDE 6.5 »  xVM VirtualBox »  Java + Community = Powerful 2009 JavaOne Conference June 2-5, San Francisco, CA »  Students: attend JavaOne at a reduced fee Get access to everything the pros get, plus free training and certification opportunities and access to cool lounges and gaming spaces. »  Join Sun at the Burton Group Catalyst Conference July 27-31, 2009 — San Diego, CA »  Webinar GlassFish Web Stack: Highly performant, easy to use solution for LAMP/SAMP deployments. » See all events » View archive Configuring Sun Storage 7000 Systems for Oracle Databases In planning storage solutions for Oracle database applications, Sun Storage 7000 Unified Storage Systems offer a range of performance and scalability options, and can be configured to meet specific application requirements for capacity, performance, and reliability. Get the results for two sets of I/O-related tests. » Full story » Visit the Sun News Center Oracle and Sun announce acquisition agreement Sun and Oracle announced a definitive agreement for Oracle to acquire Sun for $9.50 per share in cash. Sun's Board of Directors has unanimously approved the transaction. It is anticipated to close this summer, subject to Sun stockholder approval, certain regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions. » Full story Unfettered access — with total security How do you keep the network open to those you want in and closed to those you want out? Sun's Chief Information Security Officer explains how. » Full story Sun BluePrints program 10th anniversary This vast library of technical best practices helps you get the most out of your Sun solutions and implement with confidence. » Full story Turn IT into a profit center Watch this insightful webinar and discover how to transform IT from an expense into a source of new ideas and revenue opportunities. » Full story JavaFX graphics in 15 minutes or less! Explore the fantastic new graphics capabilities of JavaFX in this video presentation by Robert Eckstein. » Full story Managing Solaris containers with Sun xVM Ops Center This article discusses discovering, patching, and monitoring zones, as well as provisioning an OS with zones. » Full story »  Get started with cloud computing   What is cloud computing and why should you care? We'll help you understand and take advantage of cloud computing — and identify key questions you should be asking. »  Sun BluePrint: Improving MySQL database scalability   This Sun BluePrints article explains how to configure MySQL databases to take advantage of the CMT capabilities of Sun servers and the Solaris OS to scale performance. »  Sun Optimized Oracle CRM   Maintain customer loyalty and reduce IT costs with a Sun and Oracle CRM solution designed to yield the fastest ROI and make the biggest impact to your bottom line. »  Maximum data availability, minimum cost   You don't have to choose between high availability and low cost. Read about Sun's Open Unified Storage Systems and discover how to get the best of both worlds. »  MySQL for high-growth businesses   Learn how to tackle the challenge of scaling MySQL installations to meet increasing user demands, while still providing flexibility and ease of use. »  Going open in federal government   Scott McNealy goes to Washington and talks with The Federal Drive host Tom Temin about why open source technology offers a more secure path for government IT deployments, offers his thoughts on the new Federal CIO, and explains why he wouldn't be a good fit for Dancing With The Stars. © 2009 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. Privacy policy | Trademarks | Manage subscriptions | Contact the editor Sun Microsystems, Inc., 18 Network Circle, M/S: UMPK18-124, Attn: Global eMarketing, Menlo Park, CA 94025 USA