Friday May 13, 2005 | Marion's Weblog My name is Marion Vermazen. I worked at Sun Microsystems up until June 3, 2005. I worked on the IT aspects of Sun's work from anywhere program, iWork. I was also the team lead for the Java Desktop and Solaris 10 at Sun Change Acceptance team. |
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Solaris 10 internal deployment update I run a Solaris 10 Java Desktop Change Acceptance Review meeting every Friday afternoon. Which means I can give you a Solaris 10 Sun internal deployment status update. As of today 196 Sun machines have been upgrade to Solaris 10. 108 of those are Sun Ray servers. We have had an pretty good response from users reporting issues. I think the production deployment will be very strong because of all our internal user testing. Our biggest problem is that many people in Sun are skeptical about the value of actually filing a trouble ticket so they don't bother. Obviously we can only improve our deployment and the quality of our support if people report problems and if necessary provide feedback when they aren't confident that the problem is understood and properly handled. One tool we have used to capture situations where we don't hear about problems is a feedback alias. That has worked fairly well. update: I should have made it clear that the numbers of S10 machines above is just for IT managed infrastructure servers. There are probably hundreds if not thousands of desktop and laptop machines running Solaris 10 as well as a lot of application servers. (2005-05-13 16:26:58.0) Permalink Comments [4]Post a Comment: Comments are closed for this entry. |
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"One tool we have used to capture situations where we don't hear about problems is a feedback alias."
Can you explain what you mean by this?
Thanks.
Posted by Dave Warnock on May 13, 2005 at 05:54 PM PDT #
Your tally of Sun machines running Solaris 10 is obviously a gross undercount. I presume you are referring only to IT-managed servers, because there must be literally hundreds of desktop and laptop systems around Sun that are running S10 or Nevada. Let's start with the 200+ shiny red Acer Ferrari laptops powered by Solaris 10 x86 in 64 bit mode.....<img src="http://global.acer.com/products/notebook/images/inner_main_fr3000.gif" align="right" alt="Acer Ferrari 3400">
Geoff (proud owner of one of those Ferraris)
Posted by Geoff Arnold on May 13, 2005 at 09:33 PM PDT #
Geoff
You make a very good point. In fact I am talking about only IT managed infrastructure servers. In addition to all the desktop and laptops servers already running S10 I believe there are a lot of application servers which are running S10 too.
Marion
Dave,
A feedback alias is just an email address advertised via web site and email to which people can send feedback. The mail goes to a group of people on the deployment team and we address the issues that people bring up.
Marion
Posted by Marion Vermazen on May 14, 2005 at 09:51 AM PDT #
Posted by fdasfdsa on October 10, 2006 at 10:08 PM PDT #