Today, Hyperic is sharing an exciting new plugin as part of our ongoing preview of Hyperic HQ 4.0. The beauty of this plugin is it actually supports TWO products:

Oracle Application Server
Oracle Containers for Java (OC4J)

As a relative new-comer to the Hyperic Engineering team, I would like to use this opportunity to introduce myself [...]

The good things keep happening every day here at Hyperic. Today’s good news is that Barry Klawans has officially joined our team!

Many of you know Barry as the co-founder and longtime CTO of JasperSoft. Barry recently took leave of JasperSoft to find something that let him enjoy his family more. However, for those of you [...]

Like clockwork, the good people of Hyperic Engineering have shipped the third maintenance release for the HQ 3.2 family.  This release is a roll-up of the handful of bug fixes since HQ 3.2.2.  We’d like to thank those customers and users that took the time to let us know how we could improve on HQ [...]

This phrase was used close to a dozen times by Werner Vogels, CTO of Amazon.com at his recent keynote at the MySQL conference. Werner used it to describe the day to day tasks of most web operations teams… tasks like racking boxes, configuring routers, and installing software. He mentioned ops teams at Amazon got to [...]

We’re adding a new event to our list this year – Web 2.0 Expo San Francisco. The event takes place this week, and is promising to be a great experience. There will be over 10,000 people here in San Francisco focused on evolving Web 2.0 technologies, and consequently – managing them, which is where Hyperic [...]

Recently, I have gotten to know Roberto Galoppini. In our conversations, Roberto has asked some pressing questions on two of the more interesting areas of my job. The importance of Community and the importance of Microsoft to Hyperic in growing our business. I’ll talk about his recent post on Microsoft later, but right now, I’d [...]

The team just finished our second successful MySQL Con. Many thanks to Marten & Zack and all the folks at O’Reilly that put on such a great conference.
This year definitely had a different feel, and of course that had a lot to do with Sun’s influence. It felt like it was almost a new event, [...]

Yesterday I had the opportunity to listen to Marten Mickos deliver the opening keynote at the MySQL conference here in Santa Clara. As usual, Marten does an enviable job at delivering a presentation which talks about MySQL’s business, its new relationship with Sun Microsystems, and what this all has to do with Open Source.
I’ve been [...]

Dan Fost, a freelance reporter for the New York Times, did an article today on virtualization. In the beginning part of his research, he came to me to understand more about how virtualization is changing IT.
Dan’s article, titled Closing the Doors That Virtual Sprawl Leaves Open, covers a broad array of topics from the evolution [...]

In this HyperCAST, Marty Messer walks through the creation and deployment of SNMP-based plugins in Hyperic HQ. New users to Hyperic HQ often don’t know that an HQ agent can be used to connect to other SNMP-enabled devices on a network. This session shows you how to leverage that.

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