TECHNICAL WRITING

Technical Writing

Technical Writing

(Easy Disaster Proof Production by Porus Homi Havewala)

(Overview of Performance Tuning Tools in Oracle Fusion Middleware by Olaf Heimburger)

The above mentioned technical articles are under brief analysis. Following related topics will be under discussion:

Comparison of the articles

In the first article, he said that the cost of unplanned downtime can be prohibitive, especially in today's economic climate. Thousands of dollars per hour in labor productivity may be lost, along with the potential loss of business - as a result of the competition, moving in quickly to fill this gap. Corporate image and the associated stock prices, is also under threat. For protection against server failure, the slogan has always been a High Availability (HA). For many years, active-passive clustering were used to implement the concept. This is commonly used idea of switching LUN (Logical Unit Number, for storing language) not-from one server to another. Database files on the Moon were available for the passive server and Oracle instance restarted and restored there.

As regard to the second article, he emphasizes that Since Java was released in 1995 world applications created with it are becoming more and more difficult. Over time, many models and architecture which are designed to conquer the increasingly complex demands. Unfortunately, no solution will be easier and easier, and harder and harder. Each new component of the increase in latency and makes the solution more slowly. When things get slow, the usual suspects are always technologies in use. Depending on your technical background may be either a database or middleware. Network or browsers are as rule, the least suspected Ones. Of course, it is unfair, is not yet proven, and in the network or in a browser can have enormous consequences. To find the real cause of lost time, we must investigate allegations of ...