The Solaris 9 Operating System redefines the operating system as a services platform by combining traditional OS functionality with application services and identity management. The Solaris 9 OS delivers the security, manageability and performance that IT professionals need to increase service levels and decrease costs and risks. Solaris 9 is the rock-solid foundation for solutions based on the Sun Java System (formerly Sun ONE) software architecture.
Solaris 9 customers can take full advantage of UltraSPARC processor-based systems, from small departmental servers to massive SunPlex clusters with hundreds of CPUs. Solaris software scales to handle heavy traffic, huge data sets, and compute-intensive problems.
Business Benefits
Security is built-in, protecting sensitive data and reducing downtime from security violations and software viruses
Key middleware is integrated, reducing the cost of acquiring and installing popular software applications
Provides manageable quality of service, enabling your business to increase utilization of computing resources and network bandwidth thereby reducing costs while improving service levels
Highly available options increase system uptime which lowers the risk of lost business through system outages.
The Sun Advantage
The Solaris 9 Operating System runs on 32-bit x86 based departmental servers and desktops as well as 64-bit systems, thereby leveraging a wide range of systems hardware. Solaris 9 OS is an ideal alternative to running less functional and reliable operating systems from Microsoft.
BigAdmin is the community resource portal by and for the Solaris system administrator.
Sun Developer Network provides developers with tools, technologies and resources to more quickly and efficiently build open, secure and reliable solutions.
Other Topics
Sun Cluster software extends the Solaris Operating System, enabling the use of core Solaris product services such as devices, file systems, and networks.
Linux solutions from Sun provide a cost-effective solution for applications that live on the edge of the network.