Sun Reference Architectures define recommended sets of applications,
storage, and server configurations to provide specific functionality.
Each solution can be sized and tailored to meet your individual business
requirements.
Sun Digital Asset Management
Reference Architecture, Version 2.0
The Digital Asset Management
(DAM) Reference Architecture provides a fully tested system for media
companies to use as they initiate plans to design and deploy the next generation
digital media infrastructures that provide easy integration with existing
IT and content computing environments.
Hardware components:
Sun Fire V890 (Solaris/SPARC 9 & 10)
Sun Fire V490 (Solaris/SPARC 9 & 10)
Sun Fire V240 (Solaris /SPARC 9 &10)
Sun Fire V40Z (Solaris/Opteron)
Sun StorEdge 6920
Java Workstation W2100Z
Software components:
Solaris OE 9 & 10
SAM-FS/QFS (StorEdge Management SW)
Sun Java System
Web server 6.1 sp3
Partners (ISV and IHV) in DAM RA1.0 and 2.0
Sun Microsystems assembled a critical group of leading media technology
partners to work on this program. We committed ourselves to the
development of a "Reference Architecture" that we could share with
anybody who was contemplating how to transition to an open, standards
based Digital Asset Management System.
Vendor:
Product:
DAM RA 1.0 Functionality:
DAM RA 2.0 Functionality:
OpenText/Artesia
Oracle
Apple
Virage
Thomson GrassValley
Telestream
Harris
Harris
Sony
Sony
TEAMS 6.0
Oracle 9i
Final Cut Pro V4.0
VideoLogger
XP 1100
FlipFactory Pro
Media/Air Clients
ADC100 Device Server
eVTR
PetaSite CSM-60BS
Sun and Sybase have jointly developed this Reference Architecture to help enterprises deploy very large databases of more than a terabyte of data that are highly scalable and can accommodate future growth.
As datacenters scale to accommodate business growth, most
IT professionals continually face the challenges of doing more with
fewer resources. They want to reduce IT costs, use resources
more efficiently and quickly adapt their infrastructure to an
ever-changing business environment.
To address these customer needs, Sun and Oracle jointly developed
the Sun Oracle 10g Grid Reference Architecture for resource
virtualization and provisioning. The Oracle RAC 10g database
offers many features to improve resource utilization and provision
resources to meet demanding business changes.
The Secure Network Access Platform Reference Architecture provides governments fast access to critical intelligence data residing on physically separate networks, while preserving integrity and security. This architecture makes secure collaboration across parallel networks possible from a single system, reducing costs and increasing efficiency.
Oracle is reviewing the Sun product roadmap and will provide guidance to customers in accordance with Oracle's standard product communication policies. Any resulting features and timing of release of such features as determined by Oracle's review of roadmaps, are at the sole discretion of Oracle. All product roadmap information, whether communicated by Sun Microsystems or by Oracle, does not represent a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract.
