[THIN] Re: stability tools
- From: "Jim Kenzig http://thethin.net" <jimkenz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 26 Dec 2003 15:32:46 -0500
One of the things Tscale does is optimize the dll's for performance of the
running programs. Once this is done you can then move onto memory
management, cpu prioritization etc. I really like the Aurema product and if
I had my druthers I'd use both Tscale and Aurema on my servers together.
JK
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Subject: [THIN] Re: stability tools
Jim,
Why Tscale first? Does it provide stability? Most of their marketing
refers to increasing the number of users per given server. Is memory
management that most common cause of problems?
adam
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Please respond to
thin
You seem to already know which ones. I'd look at Tscale, Aurema.com
Armtech
(which works with tscale or appsense) and then Appsense in that order. Then
also take a look at WMSoftware.com Relevos. Not to forget tmulimit from
tmurgent.com. The Wyse product is just Tscale rebranded.
If you are looking to do other servers besides just terminal servers
Armtech
is your best bet for the price. They've been doing CPU optimization on
several different platforms since the dark ages of computing and have
perfected it.
Regards,
Jim Kenzig
http://thethin.net
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Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 10:40 AM
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Subject: [THIN] stability tools
All,
What is your preference for tools that provide stability: Tscale, Appsense
suite, Softgrid, others? I am going to propose to management that we take
a look at some tools but I need to know which ones I should look at first.
The goal is not to get more people onto a server (nice benefit), but to
provide a more stable platform. Not all of the apps we run were designed
with the terminal server environment in mind.
adam
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