LiveTime Software Announces Solaris 10 Support for its Java-Based Help Desk, Customer Service and Support Applications

Application performance reaches new threshold for high concurrent access.

• Performance improvements as a direct result of the completely rewritten Solaris 10 TCP/IP stack. The new redesigned stack lowers network overhead by reducing the number of instructions required to process network packets and allows the LiveTime server to handle many more concurrent requests.


• Solaris Container technology enables customers to effectively cluster LiveTime instances on a single box, avoiding the need for additional resources. This allows the deployment of multiple production instances of LiveTime on a single server. System and network resources can then be allocated and controlled on a fine-grained basis, helping simplify computing infrastructures and improving resource utilization.


• The new predictive self-healing capabilities of Solaris 10 are also expected to improve the service uptime of LiveTime production instances. With Solaris Fault Manager enabled, the Solaris server will be able to receive data relating to hardware and software errors, and act to automatically and silently diagnoses the underlying problem. Once a problem is diagnosed, the server will automatically try and attempt to fix the problem before impacting on any service levels.