June/July 2007 »  The Sun Blade Edge »  Lessons from Outsourcing »  Using Logical Domains »  Moving a Solaris Container »  Server-Side Mashups Lessons Learned from Outsourcing Dear Colleague, After seven years of outsourcing select IT functions, Sun has reduced costs and strengthened its focus on core competencies. Join me for a look at our top lessons learned. » More Bob Worrall CIO, Sun Microsystems Write me at cio@sun.com »  How to Make Outsourcing Work »  Sun Managed Services »  Video: Making the Most of Solaris 10 OS Security Get how-to tech tips on using ruggedized security in the Solaris 10 Operating System to strengthen protection in these informative videos. »  Sun ID Management Buzz Podcast Tune in for the latest identity management technologies and trends with the Sun Identity Management Buzz Podcast. »  Security Blog Get alerts, news, and tips at the Sun Security Community blog. »  Logical Domains 1.0 »  NetBeans 6.0 Preview »  Java Studio Creator Update »  Solaris Express, Developer Edition »  Java EE SDK »  Virtualization Webcast: See how virtualization can reduce datacenter cost and complexity with this Sun Net Talk. »  Solaris OS Net Talk: View a Webcast on how Solaris Express, Developer Edition for x86 can help you build and deploy high-performance applications. View archive New Sun Blade Systems Get a Sharper Edge Cut costs, improve flexibility with Sun Blade 6000 server modules »  Video: Bechtolsheim Talks Blades New Sun Blade 6000 server modules are raising the bar for datacenter price/performance and flexibility. Take a look inside Sun's just-announced powerhouses — with industry-first support for UltraSPARC, Opteron, and Xeon CPUs. » Full story »  See the Sun Blade Web Launch »  Interactive Tour: Sun Blade 6000 Systems Virtualize and Save with Logical Domains Logical Domains (LDoms) virtualization lets you consolidate up to 32 servers onto a CoolThreads or SPARC Enterprise system. Increase utilization, efficiency, and ROI — and save nearly $10,000 per server. » More Sun BluePrints: A Beginner’s Guide to LDoms Learn how to easily and effectively deploy LDoms virtualization technology with step-by-step examples in this Sun BluePrints article. » More »  More in Store: Get a No-Cost Veritas Upgrade Get Veritas Storage Foundation 5.0 at no cost by upgrading your existing Veritas File System or Veritas Volume Manager license with the purchase of a Sun Software Service plan. »  Triple Your Capacity: 3 Servers for the Price of 2 The Sun Fire X4600 M2 server can consolidate over 42 x86 servers onto one — and now you can get three Sun Fire X4600 M2 servers for the price of two! »  Ready to Roll with Enterprise Installation Services Get ready to roll, right out of the box, with Sun Enterprise Installation Services — free with the purchase of a Sun SPARC Enterprise M4000 or M5000 server. »  Earn Amazon.com Rewards with the New SDN Share Submit technical tips, code samples, or articles and accumulate points for Amazon.com gift certificates with the new SDN Share program from Sun Developer Network. »  How to Move a Solaris Container Learn how to move a Solaris 10 Container from one computer to another with this easy Solaris How-To Guide. »  Everything Developers Need — Free Learn how the Solaris 10 OS and other Sun technologies provide the best choices for developers and are opening new opportunities for open source community development. »  Choose Wisely with the CoolThreads Selection Tool Find out whether a workload from one platform is a reasonable candidate for migration to Sun Fire T1000 or T2000 servers by applying simple heuristics. »  Architecting Availability and Disaster Recovery Solutions Explore the technologies available to meet service availability requirements and get insights into how to combine availability and disaster recovery solutions. »  Improving Compliance with Sun Identity Auditing Learn how Sun deployed Sun identity auditing and other identity management solutions to protect the security and privacy of sensitive information and maintain transaction integrity. © 2007 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. For information on Sun's trademarks see: http://www.sun.com/suntrademarks To manage your Sun subscriptions, visit the Subscription Center. Sun Microsystems, 4150 Network Circle, USCA22-106, Santa Clara, CA 95054 U.S.A.