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For optimal scalability, flexibility, and performance at
a low total cost of ownership (TCO), Sun servers use a balanced
system design. By committing to a seamless, smooth upgrade
path with a common UltraSPARC[tm] architecture, common Solaris[tm]
Operating Environment, and binary compatibility, Sun also
provides excellent investment protection for your applications
and hardware.
Entry-Level Servers
Sun's general-purpose, entry-level servers are low-cost,
widely scalable, and extremely reliable. Ranging from single
processor systems to up to 8 procesors running the Sun
Solaris[tm] Operating Environment, Linux or Windows --
Sun delivers a variety of options to meet your specific business
needs.
- SunFire V120 / V125
- SunFire V240 / V245
- SunFire V40z (Solaris, LInux & Windows Servers)
- SunFire X64 Servers (X2100, X2100 M2, X2200 M2, X4100, X4200, X4500, X4600)
- SunFire V440 / V445
- SunFire V490 Dual-core CPU's
- SunFire V890 Dual-core CPU's
- CMT (T1000 & T2000) Coolthread Servers w/up to 8 cores per CPU
Midframe and Midrange Servers
For today's competitive environment, Sun provides a Business-Ready
Infrastructure that lets you hit the ground running. By bringing
mainframe-like features to the midrange server arena, the
Sun Fire[tm] 2900-6900 Midframe[tm] servers are designed to
be available when your end-users need them, to adapt to changing
application requirements, simply integrate into your environment
and deliver a solid return on your IT investment.
- SunFire V1280
- SunFire E2900
- SunFire E4900
- SunFire E6900
Large Scale
Large-scale, mission-critical applications such as server
consolidation, mainframe rehosting, high performance computing,
decision support & data warehousing
Server Appliances
Netra Servers
Sun's NEBS Level 3 Certified Netra[tm] line of servers are
rugged, rack-optimized systems with features that make them
ideal for use in rack-intensive deployments in less than ideal
environments. The consistent, small-footprint of Netra servers
allow for easy deployment in prevalent industry-standard racks.
- Netra N210
- Netra N240
- Netra N440
- Netra N1280
- Netra N1290(DC)
- CMT (Netra T2000) Coolthread Server w/up to 8 cores per CPU
Cluster Servers
What is clustering and why is it interesting?
Clustering is a computer architecture to create a network
of servers that cooperate with each other. This cooperation
has two forms. The first, clustering for availability, allows
a customer's application to keep running on a secondary server
should the primary server fail. The second is clustering for
scalability where the customer's application is parcelled
out over two or more computer systems to gain performance.
Clustering of servers requires three things:
- A cluster-aware operating system. This is our Solaris[tm]
Operating Environment.
- Clustering software as the interface between the Solaris
Operating Environment and our customer's application. Customers
have a choice here depending on the nature of the application:
Sun[tm] Cluster or HPC ClusterTools[tm].
- An interconnect between the servers for heartbeat messages
and data and application coordination information.
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