http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpapers/pdfs/redp3861.pdf
Abstract
Linux is an open source operating system developed by people all over the world. The source code is freely available and can be used under the GNU General Public License. The operating system is made available to users in the form of distributions from companies such as Red Hat. Whereas some desktop Linux distributions can be downloaded at no charge from the Web, the server versions typically must be purchased.
IBM has embraced Linux, and it is now recognized as an operating system suitable for enterprise-level applications running on IBM eServer xSeries servers. Most enterprise applications are now available on Linux as well as Microsoft Windows, including file and print servers, database servers, Web servers, and collaboration and mail servers.
With the use in an enterprise-class server comes the need to monitor performance and, when necessary, tune the server to remove bottlenecks that affect users. This IBM Redpaper describes the methods you can use to tune Red Hat Advanced Server, tools you can use to monitor and analyze server performance, and key tuning parameters for specific server applications.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Tuning the operating system
Chapter 2. Tuning tools
Chapter 3. Analyzing performance bottlenecks
Chapter 4. Tuning Apache
Chapter 5. Tuning database servers
Chapter 6. Tuning Samba for file and print
Chapter 7. Tuning LDAP
Chapter 8. Tuning Lotus Domino
| wind521 回复于：2005-05-13 16:28:04 |
| a good docu. and there is also the Xservers in the redhat disk. |
| 我爱臭豆腐 回复于：2005-05-13 16:52:21 |
| x86 的系统我感觉应该是都可以. |
| wind521 回复于：2005-05-13 17:02:07 |
| 是的，应该都是一样的 IBM的redbook还是很有用的 |
| 我爱臭豆腐 回复于：2005-05-13 20:13:12 |
| 所以说我推荐给大家.即使不是使用ibm的机器也可以参考;) |
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