zfs discuss - May 2006 - Best. Solaris Tees. Ever.

Sorry for the cross-posting, but I think the union of these lists will
be interested in this.  Joyent, a recent convert to Solaris (and ZFS in
particular), has put together some fantastic T-shirts:

  http://flickr.com/photos/textdriveinc/139222094/
  http://flickr.com/photos/textdriveinc/139222093/
  https://store.joyent.com/products/show/3
  https://store.joyent.com/products/show/4

They''re both great -- but I especially love "Boys are from LAMP,
Men are
from MARS" (MySQL + Apache + Rails + Solaris).

And if you''re interested in seeing more of Joyent''s rationale
for running
on Solaris, check out Jason Hoffman''s Scaling with Rails presentation:

  http://www.scalewithrails.com/downloads/ScaleWithRails-April2006.pdf

Finally, to confirm the rumors before they get started:  it''s true that
the DTrace team demo''d DTrace on Rails(*) to Joyent explicitly out of
the
hope of getting a DTrace T-shirt.  Yes, we know -- we''re pathetic.

	- Bryan

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What does LAMP expand into ?

Bryan Cantrill wrote:
>Sorry for the cross-posting, but I think the union of these lists will
>be interested in this.  Joyent, a recent convert to Solaris (and ZFS in
>particular), has put together some fantastic T-shirts:
>
>  http://flickr.com/photos/textdriveinc/139222094/
>  http://flickr.com/photos/textdriveinc/139222093/
>  https://store.joyent.com/products/show/3
>  https://store.joyent.com/products/show/4
>
>They''re both great -- but I especially love "Boys are from
LAMP, Men are
>from MARS" (MySQL + Apache + Rails + Solaris).
>
>And if you''re interested in seeing more of Joyent''s
rationale for running
>on Solaris, check out Jason Hoffman''s Scaling with Rails
presentation:
>
>  http://www.scalewithrails.com/downloads/ScaleWithRails-April2006.pdf
>
>Finally, to confirm the rumors before they get started:  it''s true
that
>the DTrace team demo''d DTrace on Rails(*) to Joyent explicitly out
of the
>hope of getting a DTrace T-shirt.  Yes, we know -- we''re pathetic.
>
>	- Bryan
>
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>Bryan Cantrill, Solaris Kernel Development.       http://blogs.sun.com/bmc
>
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>  
>

sang-suan gam wrote:
> What does LAMP expand into ?

Linux Apache MySQL Perl


cheers,
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Data Management Group
Sun Microsystems

Thanks James :-) and also James Dickens :-)

James C. McPherson wrote:
> sang-suan gam wrote:
>
>> What does LAMP expand into ?
>
>
>
> Linux Apache MySQL Perl
>
>
> cheers,
> James C. McPherson
> -- 
> Solaris Datapath Engineering
> Data Management Group
> Sun Microsystems

> > What does LAMP expand into ?
> 
> Linux Apache MySQL Perl
Really?  I thought it was Lame Ass Mama''s Programmer.

Jeff

>Matt Ingenthron wrote:
>> Sara Dornsife wrote:
>>> How about "Turn up your environment with AMPS"?
>> Seems to fly in the face of that whole green computing/low power thing
>> the hardware guys have going on.  :)  But it''s catchy...
>
>
>AMPS: This one really does go to eleven
You meen we have to wait for S11?
>... though that might be a little too obscure.
Oh, I''m sure many of us remember that Rockumentary.

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Casper.Dik@Sun.COM wrote:
>> Matt Ingenthron wrote:
>>
>>> Sara Dornsife wrote:
>>>
>>>> How about "Turn up your environment with AMPS"?
>>>>
>>> Seems to fly in the face of that whole green computing/low power
thing
>>> the hardware guys have going on.  :)  But it''s catchy...
>>>
>> AMPS: This one really does go to eleven
>>
>
> You meen we have to wait for S11?
>
>
>> ... though that might be a little too obscure.
>>
>
> Oh, I''m sure many of us remember that Rockumentary.
>
>

There is that fine line between clever and stupid. :)


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Someone here just came up with: Charge up your environment with AMPS (Apache
MySQL, PHP, Solaris)

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Sara Dornsife wrote:
> How about "Turn up your environment with AMPS"?
Seems to fly in the face of that whole green computing/low power thing
the hardware guys have going on.  :)  But it''s
catchy...
>
> Stephen Potter wrote:
>> Someone here just came up with: Charge up your environment with AMPS
>> (Apache MySQL, PHP, Solaris)
>>
>> -spp
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Matt Ingenthron wrote:
> Sara Dornsife wrote:
>> How about "Turn up your environment with AMPS"?
> Seems to fly in the face of that whole green computing/low power thing
> the hardware guys have going on.  :)  But it''s catchy...

AMPS: This one really does go to eleven

... though that might be a little too obscure.

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How about "Turn up your environment with AMPS"?

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> Someone here just came up with: Charge up your environment with AMPS
(Apache MySQL, PHP, Solaris)
>
> -spp
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On Wed 06/07/06 at 14:32 PM, Torrey.McMahon@Sun.COM
wrote:
> Matt Ingenthron wrote:
> >Sara Dornsife wrote:
> >>How about "Turn up your environment with AMPS"?
> >Seems to fly in the face of that whole green computing/low power thing
> >the hardware guys have going on.  :)  But it''s catchy...
>
>
> AMPS: This one really does go to eleven
AMPS: Solaris 10 goes to eleven

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Matt Ingenthron wrote:
> Sara Dornsife wrote:
>> How about "Turn up your environment with AMPS"?
>>
>> Stephen Potter wrote:
>>> Someone here just came up with: Charge up your environment with
AMPS
>>> (Apache MySQL, PHP, Solaris)
> Seems it''s been done before, I just stumbled across this page:
> http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/collections/security.html
>
> #2 is "AMPS (Apache MySQL PHP SSL) for Solaris 10
>
<http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/jsp/descFile.jsp?url=descAll/amps_apache_mysql_p>
> *"
Ok, how about AMPERES: Apache MySQL Perl/PHP Ehh.... Rails Errrmmm....
Solaris.  ;-)

-spp

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> environment with AMPS (Apache MySQL, PHP, Solaris)
>
> The other discussion in this thread notwithstanding,
> I think PostgreSQL would be the better database to mention.
I can''t seem to get anything that works with PostgreSQL....
APPS, PAPS, SPAP, SAPP....

I guess SPAR (Solaris, PostgreSQL, Apache, Rails) could work... some kind of
head-to-head competition thing... "Knock out LAMP with SPAR", but it
doesn''t flow....

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On Wed, 7 Jun 2006, Stephen Potter wrote:
> Someone here just came up with: Charge up your environment with AMPS
(Apache MySQL, PHP, Solaris)
The other discussion in this thread notwithstanding, I think PostgreSQL
would be the better database to mention.

I like the acronym SIDE (Solaris Internet {Development, Deployment}
Environment) myself (please excuse the shell regular expression!).

"Run with Sun on your SIDE"
"Run your SIDE on Sun"
"SPARC inSIDE" -- oh wait, Intel would probably jump on this one.  :-)

Good job I''m not in marketing, eh?  :-)

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