Technical Books for Manageability

Highly recommended books for Manageability

Active Platform Management Demystified By Arvind Kumar, Purushottam Goel and Ylian Saint-Hilare

Active Platform Management Demystified "describes the manageability and security features in PCs equipped with Intel® vPro™ Technology which includes Intel® Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT). It "goes into detail about how Intel AMT eases the burden of maintaining, managing and protecting PCs in both the Enterprise and Small Business environments" according to Christoph Graham, Hewlett-Packard Technical Strategist. "The explanations illustrated are especially useful" says Javier Caceres of Aranda Software Corporation.

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December 19, 2009 5:59 AM PST Emeritus Prof Koh Thiam Chun Total Points: 255 Registered User

All the book stipulated is a very good refererence to hyper-threading, Multicore Processors (2 cores to 64 Cores) programming with software engineering based in parallel programming and concurrent processing with MPI message passing with different network configuration topology like Star, Mesh as well as Systolic Array network based on Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol TCP/IP network with implement the High Performance Computing/SuperComputing concept (Grid, Clusters and Cloud Computing) with new programming Application Programming Interface on Virtualisation and data persistency problem solving through Hybernation and other Web Services like SaaS or PaaS as well as Enterprise Service Oriented Architecture or Service Oriented Architecture and Grid Sercurity Infrastructure real time security implementation like Public key Infrastructure (PKI) under internet TCP/IP and concurrent processing like SMP or MPP, CU-NUMA processor as well as multicore processor programming example 2 Core with L2 Cache and virtual memory with parallel programming method Multi-tasking, multi-threading to hyper-threading and Multi-data programming paradigm

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