Please tell us which types of workloads you consider mission critical.

[KarlGoetz]

I notice theres no "Directory server" (EG openldap) on this list. i expect it holds true for the other question earlier with the same questions listed.

[faulkes (michael-behrens)]

Not sure if I would consider openldap to be a mission critical workload.

Perhaps it's the way the question is phrased. By workload I think we are trying
to determine the types of work done on the servers which are mission critical
vs. services which run the a business which are mission critical.

[faulkes (michael-behrens)]

Additional commentary needed

[KarlGoetz (kgoetz)]

On Thu, 2008-02-28 at 13:57 +0000, faulkes wrote:
> Not sure if I would consider openldap to be a mission critical workload.
>
> Perhaps it's the way the question is phrased. By workload I think we are trying
> to determine the types of work done on the servers which are mission critical
> vs. services which run the a business which are mission critical.

think single sign on. Directory goes away, so does logins (and
potentially email and other services)

[Nick Barcet (nijaba)]

For me directory services was falling under the "database" type
workload, but if you strongly feel it should have its own workload, I am
not against it.

[KarlGoetz (kgoetz)]

On Thu, 2008-02-28 at 17:03 +0000, Nick Barcet wrote:
> For me directory services was falling under the "database" type
> workload, but if you strongly feel it should have its own workload, I am
> not against it.

I'd count them seperately.

[faulkes (michael-behrens)]

Directory Server added to list

[faulkes (michael-behrens)]

Committed and released