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12
May
2008

Management product releases

by William Vambenepe

A couple of product updates related to applications management were announced over the last couple of weeks:

  • My ex-colleagues at HP working on SOA management have released a new version of SOA Manager (the product that originated with the TalkingBlocks acquisition, when coolness first entered the gloomy 42-Lower floor of HP Cupertino) plus some SOA-buzzword-compliant improvements to Mercury-inherited products (testing tools and BAC). Or so at least says this article (I couldn’t easily find any specifics on the HP site).
  • The JBoss guys announced last week version 2.0 of JBoss ON (Operations Network) their application management console. I assume it is a follow-on to the previously announced work with Hyperic even though the press release does not mention anything about it.
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One Response to “Management product releases”

  1. Stacey Schneider Says:
    May 13th, 2008 at 10:20 am

    Hi William, yes, you are right – the news of JON 2.0 last week was built on the joint Hyperic-Red Hat RHQ Project. Its the first release of a commercial product off of the new project – which is pretty exciting for us. Thanks for noticing! Cheers, -Stacey, Hyperic

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