mach11
New Content at the IDS Wiki
Submitted by eherber on Fri, 2008-08-01 20:57. Under: cheetah2 | education | mach11 | technical | wikiNew Content at the IDS Wiki
New content has arrived at the IDS Developer Edition Wiki:
- onstat Commands (Message Log) - Thank you Spokey for writing this article !
- HDR - High Availability Data Replication
IDS 11.5 Presentation
Submitted by eherber on Mon, 2008-07-28 19:11. Under: cheetah2 | mach11 | presentation | technicalIDS 11.5 Presentation
While surfing the Internet I discovered the following interesting presentation. It covers the business continuity features of IDS 11.5:
IDS 11.5 - MACH Your Business Continuity
More information about IDS 11.5 can be found here:
Informix MACH11 RedBook
Submitted by Spokey on Fri, 2008-07-25 15:30. Under: informix | mach11 | redbookIBM has recently released a new RedBook, called "Informix Dynamic Server 11: Extending Availability and Replication"
It looks to be a comprehensive review, covering:
- Preparing the technical infrastructure
High availability data replication
HDR: Advanced use scenarios
Remote Standalone Secondary servers
Shared Disk Secondary servers
Updatable Secondary servers
Connection management in an IDS cluster environment
Enterprise Replication
Instantiating Enterprise Replication
Making changes in Enterprise Replication
Messing around with MACH11
Submitted by Obnoxio The Clown on Tue, 2008-07-15 16:13. Under: availability | mach11Messing around with MACH11
I recently had the pleasure of playing around with MACH11 in a demo environment. In much the same way as onbar is trivial to set up once you have a storage manager going, once you've got all the background hoo-hah of building instances done, it's amazingly simple to build a MACH11 cluster!
You need to tell the primary that it's the primary for each kind of replication you're going to use (with onmode -d commands. In my case it was HDR, SDS and RSS -- going for broke.
- You need to set up some non-shared disk for SDS.
ZIFF Davis: Securing Your Data - Choosing the Right Platform
Submitted by eherber on Fri, 2008-02-29 11:59. Under: cheetah | mach11 | marketing | webcastZIFF Davis presents: Securing Your Data - Choosing the Right Platform
- Date: Tuesday, Mar 4, 2008
- Time: 09:00 AM Pacific, 12:00 PM Eastern, 17:00 London, 18:00 Paris, 18:00 Berlin
- Speaker: Jonathan Leffler, Senior Technical Staff Member IBM IM
- Registration URL: Click here to register for the webcast...
Abstract:
MACH 11 - Setup a SDS Node in 5 Minutes
Submitted by eherber on Fri, 2007-12-21 17:34. Under: cheetah | mach11 | technicalMACH 11 - Setup a SDS Node in 5 Minutes

If you didn't had the time to play with the SDS (Shared Disk Secondary) functionality which is part of the MACH 11 technology introduced in IDS 11, here is a short summary how to setup a SDS node on the same machine. It will take you only about 5 minutes to get the SDS node up and running.
I assume that you already have an IDS 11 instance running on your machine. If not, download the cost-free IDS Developer Edition:
ZIFF Davis: 99.999% - How available is your business
Submitted by eherber on Sat, 2007-09-22 11:44. Under: cheetah | mach11 | marketing | webcastZIFF Davis presents: 99.999% - How available is your business
- Date: Wednesday, 09/26/2007
- Time: 12:30 PM ET (New York), 17:30 London, 18:30 Paris, 18:30 Berlin
- Speakers: Kevin Brown, Madison Pruet, Michael Krieger
- Registration URL: Click here to register for the webcast...
Abstract:
MACH 11 - IBM Whitepaper published
Submitted by eherber on Wed, 2007-06-13 19:12. Under: cheetah | mach11 | technicalMACH 11 - IBM Whitepaper published

You want to know more about MACH 11 ?
Then download and read the new IBM whitepaper below which talks about this outstanding new Informix clustering technology:
MACH 11 - Tell me more about it
Submitted by eherber on Wed, 2007-05-30 21:59. Under: cheetah | mach11 | marketing | press
I got several requests to translate my german article which is a roundup on the MACH 11 functionality available with IDS Cheetah. So here is a translation of the article:
MACH 11 stands for Multinode Active Cluster for High Availability.
It is an extremly flexible High Availability Technology which is fully integrated in the Informix DBMS Kernel and builds upon the efficient and nearly linear scalable multithreaded architecture.






