Java White Papers
BEA WebLogic Operations Control: Application Virtualization for Enterprise Java
Overview In this free white paper, learn how to make your computing resources more flexible, responsive, and highly available--all by deploying a management framework to proactively address key Java virtualization challenges. Find out how you can achieve centralized, policy-based control across both virtualized and non-virtualized Java applications, to automate key data center operations, and ensure application SLAs are met. Get virtualization under control--download your free copy now.
| Publisher | BEA Systems | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | February 2008 | Downloads | 5 |
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