Architecting enterprise solutions with UNIX networking

• Principals and examples for architecting and designing enterprise wide computing solutions built on the company wide network using UNIX computers.
  
• Developing large-scale computing solutions require that we understand how TCP/IP/DNS/LAN/WAN technologies can be used to create the glue between UNIX, Macintosh, and Wintel systems. Designing our solutions to be scalable and reliable requires that we use appropriate methodologies and technologies. Ensuring the usability of our solutions requires incorporating open-system elements of security, manageability, and reliability.

This Book contains:

• Practical higher-level information
  
• Cross-platform orientation
  
• Open-systems architectural approach
  
• Well-illustrated excellent glossary

This Book is for:

• The network and systems architect and consultant, the IT manager, UNIX system administrators, network managers, the software developer, HP customers, the student, the teacher, the line manager, and any specialist interested in a broad understanding of UNIX, networking, and computing architectures.

Benefits of this book:

• Ties together in one place a wide range of network, desktop computer, and UNIX technologies, the reader will be able to quickly understand at a higher level exactly how these work together.
  
• Other books do not focus so much on higher-level cross-platform architecture and design, where as this book does focus on UNIX technical detail and configuration minutiae. This book also covers multi-tiers as an architectural feature for creating general-purpose solutions.