David Tallerman

Cathy Smith

Gustavo Bondoni

Stanley Hendren

L. Melling

Linda McMullen

F. Bergmann

Alexander Hay

Darragh Savage

Henry Gysin

Contained within is a microcosm of modern Cyberpunk. Consume if hungry for the virtual and the warm. Works by: Glamorous Corpses, and others by David Tallerman;Other, by John K. Webb; 'Victed, by L.P. Melling; A Local Matter, and other collected works by Gustavo Bondoni; Guardian Angel and Intellectual Capital by Cathy Smith; The Collection, by F.J. Bergmann; Metadata, by Linda McMullen; The Recursion Problem, by Ana Gardner; The Proxy, by Alexander Hay; Watching the space stations rise, by Tais Teng; Digital vigil, by Carlos Esteves; Recognition, by Nathan Susnik; The Reapers' Harmony, by William Delman; Toxin, by Thomas Canfield; Down Payment, by MM Schreier; Rollback, by Keith P. Graham; In The Blood, by Eric Lewis; Car Talk, by Joshua Marinacci; and Siberia, by Darragh Savage.Edited and compiled by:Henry Charles Gysin and Stanley Hendren under the banner of WRITEAHEAD.LTD, an independent publishing company based in Worthing, England and Zurich, Switzerland.

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Write Ahead the Future Looms 2019

IBM Redbooks

Carla Sadtler

Deni Lukmanul Hakim

Marco Mantegazza

Peter Piechaczek

Sudhir Mohith

The IBM® Workload Deployer appliance provides a solid foundation for private cloud strategy, enabling the rapid adoption and deployment of both infrastructure and platform as a Service offering. The IBM Workload Deployer uses the concept of patterns to describe the logical configuration of both the physical and virtual assets that comprise a particular solution. The use of patterns allows an organization to construct an individual element or integrated solution one time, and then dispense the final product on demand. Virtual system patterns are comprised of an operating system and IBM software solutions, such as WebSphere® Application Server and WebSphere Virtual Enterprise. Virtual application patterns are constructed to support a single application workload. This book focuses on the virtual systems capability of the IBM Workload Deployer and specifically addresses the process of building customized virtual systems that go beyond the standard capabilities of the virtual images available with the product. The book starts by describing private clouds and how they can benefit your business. It introduces the IBM Workload Deployer and its capabilities, and then talks about the various tools that you can use to enhance the process of planning, customizing, and automating virtual system deployment. A sample is used to illustrate how the standard virtual images that are available for the IBM Workload Deployer can be customized for a robust solution that includes dynamic workload management, high-performing data caching, and monitoring of system state. The book then discusses how you can use the IBM Workload Deployer to facilitate the progression of an application through its lifecycle. Finally, an overview is provided of the troubleshooting capabilities that come with the IBM Workload Deployer.

Virtualization with IBM Workload Deployer: Designing and Deploying Virtual Systems

Nathan J.D.L Rowark

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