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Alan Seiden's PHP and IBM i blog › Web performance webinar today

March 29th, 2012 Comments off

Hope you can join me for “Web performance first aid,” a webcast for the COMMON user group. The webcast will be recorded and archived for future listenings as well.

The webcast is for COMMON members, so anyone wanting to hear it needs to join COMMON.

I based the presentation on my consulting practice that helps ensure high performance for PHP and Zend Framework applications on IBM i. Good performance is critical for customer acceptance of web sites and mobile applications.

Webcast link: http://www.common.org/index.php/webcasts/upcoming-webcasts.html

Anyone wishing to see just the slides can do that on my site: http://alanseiden.com/presentations and look for “Web performance first aid.”


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GSLMUG › March 14th – Demystifying Journaling and Why You Should Take Another Look

March 28th, 2012 Comments off

Date: March 14, 2012

Topic:  Demystifying Journaling and Why You Should Take Another Look

Presented by:  Jeff Ashman, Keith Day, and Russ Roberts of Braid Software.

Jeff, Keith, and Russ have extensive experience with almost all aspects of IBM i Journaling.  The presentation will cover the basics of Journaling and then cover some things that can be done with journaling that you may not have thought about.  Things like real time data auditing & monitoring,   integration/interfacing, debugging, security auditing, and high availability.

Here is the video link of the presentation.



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You and i › Smarter Computing and Workload Optimized Infrastructure for IBM i

March 27th, 2012 Comments off
Today's guest blogger is well-known speaker and IBM i expert, Alison Butterill, IBM i Product Manager. Steve and I have been talking with many clients...


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You and i › A Metaphorical Axe and Your Software

March 22nd, 2012 Comments off
Today’s blog is a metaphor. And a story. It was inspired by conversations at a roundtable at the Wisconsin Midrange Computer Professionals Association Conference. Andy...


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i Can › A Peek at AIX From an “i Guy” (ok, Girl)

March 20th, 2012 Comments off
I've been working with IBM Systems Director quite a bit lately. Of course my main interests are the latest capabilities for managing IBM i with...


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iDevelop › Upcoming Travels and Products

March 20th, 2012 Comments off
Today marks the start of a two-week road trip that will take us to visit the great folks at WMCPA for their annual conference, and...


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Steve Pitcher › Clustering Multiple Domino Servers on the Same Box!

March 14th, 2012 Comments off
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Steve Pitcher › Clustering Multiple Domino Servers on the Same Box!

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iDevelop › SAP on IBM i

March 13th, 2012 Comments off
You've all heard it: "My company is switching to SAP ..." - sadly the next part of the sentence often includes a statement to the...


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You and i › Operating System, Operating Environment and IBM i

March 13th, 2012 Comments off
A couple of weeks ago, a discussion started on a LinkedIn group: Is IBM i an “operating system” or an “operating environment?” In the course...


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