New book teaches how to use Lotus Domino with Linux
NORTH BRUNSWICK, N.J., October 9 /ZATZ Newswire/ -- ZATZ Publishing, a leading publisher of special-interest online magazines and e-books for technical consumers and IT professionals today published "Using Domino with Linux," the latest in the publishing company's series of technical e-books for IT professionals.
As you no doubt know, the open-source Linux operating system stands toe-to-toe with Windows 2000 and 2003 as a production server environment. Now that Domino will run on Linux systems, this new ZATZ book helps readers prepare and take advantage of the powerful synergy between these two amazing servers.
Readers can ready for Linux with the Using Domino with Linux Solutions Guide, the best resource for learning about, evaluating, installing, and managing Notes and Domino under Linux.
The Using Domino with Linux Solutions Guide is another in our series of Solutions Guides. Each Solutions Guide takes a given topic, like making Domino work smoothly with Linux, and combines all the information you need in one easy to read and easy to understand Solutions Guide.
This Solutions Guide presents eleven excellent articles from DominoPower Magazine. Each article has been updated and re-edited for this Solutions Guide. This guide is provided to readers in Adobe Acrobat format and, of course, the Solutions Guide is completely free of advertisements.
Not only do we cover the basics of running Domino on Linux, how to get started, and how to make the most of it, we also cover such powerful topics as installing the Windows Notes client on Linux using WINE, and even discussions about the future of Linux and Domino.
Here's some what readers will learn when from this Solutions Guide:
- A quick introduction to the history of Linux, the different distributions, and even the advantages of Linux "appliances"
- How Domino and Linux have evolved together
- What Linux distributions and systems platforms best support running a Domino server
- Business factors to examine when evaluating Domino on Linux
- How to determine if there's a business case for Domino on Linux
- How installing Domino on Linux can substantially help your server budget
- Linux limitations and which new versions provide the best scalability options
- Unique security advantages you get when using Domino on Linux
- Where to get community support and free help
- IBM's plans for Domino (an exclusive interview with the senior IBM Linux exec)
- How to access Linux drives as if they were an extension of your Windows network
- Open source alternatives to Notes and Domino (and whether they're worth your time)
- Four reasons Lotus hasn't done a Notes client for Linux
- How to install and run the Windows Notes Client under Linux -- and use it today
- Analysis of Lotus' strategy toward Linux and how it can effect you, right now
- The quick and easy way to install Linux -- and then install Domino on Linux
- Secret Domino and Linux installation tricks that only the masters know
- What you need to do to prepare your Linux distribution for Domino
- How to make sure Domino doesn't fight with other servers on your Linux box
- Powerful tools of the Linux admin trade that can make your life much easier and save you tons of time
- And even an exclusive tour of an exciting, running site built using Domino with Linux
Each Solutions Guide is subject to the same high editorial standards and impartial perspective we bring to all our publications. By combining a series of articles and tips into one comprehensive, handy, and incredibly useful Solutions Guide, readers will learn how to turn Linux into a very cost-effective, scalable, and powerful server for Domino.
Using Domino with Linux lists for $79.90, but has an introductory price of $39.95. It is available now from http://store.ZATZ.com.
About ZATZ Publishing
ZATZ Publishing is a leading publisher of special-interest online magazines and e-books for technical consumers and IT professionals. ZATZ publishes popular magazines, including OutlookPower Magazine, Computing Unplugged Magazine, DominoPower Magazine, and WebSpherePower Magazine. Together, these publications have nearly one million readers and are the leading monthly magazines in their markets.
ZATZ is also a leading publisher of electronic technical books, with fifteen e-books on the market and more arriving every month. To make the ZATZ Publishing process work, ZATZ developed ZENPRESS, a patent-pending software technology for Internet magazine production. For more information, please visit the ZATZ Web site at http://www.ZATZ.com or call (732) 422-6990.
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