2. Recent News
• Business as usual until close: 90-120 days
• Roadmaps have always been under NDA and subject to change
• Momentum ECN for FAQs and ongoing communications
• Follow SPARK blog for executive updates - sparkblog.emc.com
“Dell EMC and OpenText are committed to
supporting customers through the transition with
world-class support. In addition, it’s OpenText’s
intention to maintain and invest in ECD’s portfolio to
protect customers’ investments in their current
products and solutions.”
- Mark Barrenechea, CEO & CTO, OpenText
Echo: business as usual until close; but both sides are unlikely to want disruption across the installed bases. What ever the focus on the porfolio, we’re excited that tw
Two giants on ECM/EIM will begin working together on advances. You’l undoubtedly see much more innovation and that’s a wonderful thing.
You’ve already heard about this in the earlier session, I just want to re-iterate that our understanding is that Documentum will continue to be invested in
Come together and focused on content/information management and determine What’s NEXT, next big thing that’ll last you another 20 or 30 years!
Proper selection of containers is necessary for:
Separation of concerns
Automation
Efficiency
Broad ecosystem
Containers are much more efficient than VMs:
Containers are isolated but share OS and where appropriate bins and Libraries. No OS is necessary
Fewer resources
Less restart time
Many apps and app variations can be supported by the same runtime engine
We will be creating several reference containers
Developer/POC:
All-in-One Container for Functional Investigations – quickly get to try out the next release – replacing our Developer Edition
Service Images:
Individual Service Containers for Agile Expansion and Load Balancing
Xplore, Rest, DA, etc.
Stateless Documentum
External Content, Database & Isolated Configuration for Fast Patching & Upgrades
We’re also working on
High Availability setups
Migration from On Premise
Container creation via silent installers