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• MongoDB Delivers NoSQL Flexibility and Scalability to Developers

  The NoSQL database MongoDB is on the rise because of its flexibility and scalability. Find out how to implement MongoDB in your Web development.

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• Early IE9 Platform Preview Results Show Promise

  Microsoft seems to be improving its relations with Web developers.

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• Installing software in Ubuntu

  <b>Ian's Thoughts:</b> "I regularly sit in the #ubuntu channel on the Freenode network helping folks with Ubuntu issues. One of the things I see people often doing is attempting to install software from source before researching easier installation methods."

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• CLPPLUS: IBM DB2's New Command Line Processor

  Rebecca Bond discusses a few of the options available in IBM DB2's new CLPPLUS command line processor that you can use to connect to databases and to define, edit, and run statements, scripts, and commands.

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• Choosing the Right Solid State Drive for Your Storage Network

  <b>Enterprise Storage Forum:</b> "Choosing the right solid state drive (SSD) for your enterprise storage networking environment is a critical decision &#8212; and equally critical is making sure you have the right controller to get the most out of the pricey drives."

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• The Unity Linux Build Server

  <b>Unity Linux:</b> "The developers at Unity Linux have been working hard on expanding our package repositories. At this point, there are well over 8600 packages for each of the i586 and x86_64 architectures."

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• Btrfs May Be The Default File-System In Ubuntu 10.10

  <b>Phoronix:</b> "...it turns out that Canonical may actually deploy Btrfs this year. Not only to provide an installation option within the installer for Btrfs, but to make it the default file-system."

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• What If Oracle OpenWorld Did Swallow JavaOne?

  Does Oracle's acquisition of Sun mean a merger of their flagship conferences, Oracle OpenWorld and Sun's JavaOne, into a single co-located show?

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• What If Oracle OpenWorld Did Swallow JavaOne?

  Does Oracle's acquisition of Sun mean a merger of their flagship conferences, Oracle OpenWorld and Sun's JavaOne, into a single co-located show?

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• Setting Up Azure and Deploying Your First Application

  Learn how to use Windows Azure to setup and deploy your first application hosted in the "cloud."

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• Small Business Marketing Tips: Managing Contacts

  Can any one tool corral contacts from your various sources? Plus, a FedEx failure, a $5 resource and Noah St John helps small business entrepreneurs take out the 'head trash.'

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• Small Business Marketing Tips: Managing Contacts

  Can any one tool corral contacts from your various sources? Plus, a FedEx failure, a $5 resource and Noah St John helps small business entrepreneurs take out the 'head trash.'

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• What is TCO and Why Should You Care?

  Understanding the total cost of ownership as it applies to technology will help you make better buying decisions for your company and save you time, money and aggravation. Analyst Laurie McCabe explains what you need to know about TCO.

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• Introducing WebM, an open web media project

  <b>WEBM Project:</b> "Though video is also now core to the web experience, there is unfortunately no open and free video format that is on par with the leading commercial choices. To that end, we are excited to introduce WebM, a broadly-backed community effort to develop a world-class media format for the open web."

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• X.Org Project Has Five New Summer Projects

  <b>Phoronix:</b> "Back in March we talked about the possible X.Org projects this year during Google's Summer of Code, for which X.Org is a veteran participant (in the past items like the ATI R300 Gallium3D driver and generic GPU video decoding have been tackled), but the list of accepted projects for this summer have now been announced."

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• Transforming Your Software Product Into a Service

  This white paper covers the basics of setting up a software as a service application.

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• Black Market Spawns Cyber Crime for Dummies

  New study from PandaLabs pins the escalating severity of attacks carried out by relatively unskilled hackers on a thriving black market offering ready-made tools.

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• Software Research Promises Faster Apps

  A new memory management approach improves parallelism on multi-core systems and reduces the overhead from security checks.

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• Keeping Pace with Data Encryption Laws

  States are passing more and more data security laws, the US Senate and the House have bills meandering through Congress, securing personal information and encrypting that data is no longer optional.

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• Alexandria Project: Chapter 16: You Want Aliens With That?

  <b>Standards Blog:</b> "Frank stepped out of the dark, moonless night of the Nevada desert and into the bright light of the bar, restaurant and motel that was the Little A'Le'Inn."

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• Linux / UNIX: Encrypt Backup Tape Using Tar &amp; OpenSSL

  <b>Cyberciti:</b> "How do I make sure only authorized person access my backups stored on the tape drives (DAT, DLT, LTO-4 etc) under Linux or UNIX operating systems? How do I backup /array22/vol4/home/ to /dev/rmt/5mn or /dev/st0 in encrypted mode?"

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• 7 IBM DB2 Tips Learned at IDUG

  Rebecca Bond returns from an IDUG Conference with some short, compact knowledge bits that return big results. These quick tips and fixes make great additions to any database administrator's toolbox.

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• Open Irony: Microsoft Creates/Sponsors OpenMainframe.org to Attack GNU/Linux

  <b>Boycott Novell:</b> "Summary: War is peace and Microsoft is the new &#8220;open&#8221;; Details on the latest attack of Microsoft against GNU/Linux, using proxies"

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• Nexus One Smartphone: Good, Not Great

  The Nexus One smartphone is running behind the iPhone and the Droid and popularity, perhaps with good reason.

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• The viability of open source forking

  <b>InfoWorld:</b> "Source code availability is a central factor in establishing trust in the open source community, as knowledge that the source is available can often allay fears about the future of a particular open source project or product. And yet, this trust can often be overstated."

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