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Ingram Micro Canada chief Mark Snider hails Dell's return to the distributor as a significant development for Ingram and the channel alike.
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Since Dell Software's integration into PartnerDirect, the company says growth, deal registration and training levels have all increased significantly.
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According to rake routes, there's the same path for getting an index of objects as there is for creating a new object:
cars GET /cars(.:format) {:controller=>"plugs", :what=>"car", :action=>"index"}
POST /cars(.:format) {:controller=>"plugs", :what=>"car", :action=>"create"}
Obviously, the HTTP verb is what distinguishes between them. I want the "create" version of the cars_path method, not the "index" version. My question is what route method do you invoke to choose the one you want? I'm telling cucumber what path to generate with this:
when /the car plug preview page for "(.+)"/
cars_path(:action => :create, :method => :post)
...but it always chooses the "index" action, not "create". I've tried lots of combinations for the hash argument following cars_path and nothing changes it from choosing "index" instead of "create".
I'll get an error like this:
cars_url failed to generate from {:controller=>"plugs", :method=>:post,
:what=>"car", :action=>"create"}, expected: {:controller=>"plugs", :what=>"car",
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Um, something happened this week you ought to know about.
Facebook blew up the traditional monolithic server - and lit charges under the entire $55 billion-a-year server industry.
GigaOm was first to say it that way and it may turn out to be true so it bears repeating.
Facebook, along with its user-leaning Open Compute contingent, is bent on redesigning servers to suit themselves using interchangeable, disaggregated, independently upgradeable parts.
Ultimately it's supposed to free the customer from the tyranny of the vendor roadmap.
To advance this crusade, Facebook released a Common Slot architecture specification for data center motherboards at the Open Compute Summit Wednesday.
The thing is nicknamed "Group Hug" and it's supposed to produce boards that are completely vendor-neutral and last through multiple generations of processors from multiple vendors.
Having been born too late to exert any influence over server blades, Facebook is determined to see that the new microserver architectures conform to some sort of compatibility code.
Intel, AMD, Applied Micro and Calxeda are already committed to producing products designed to the Common Slot spec and Calxeda, the little Texas start-up with the ARM microserver designs, is so pleased to be in this rarified company it's beside itself.
The way things are unfolding it looks like Facebook and the Open Compute Project (OPC) are endorsing microservers built out of the mobile chips used in smartphones and tablets, giving ARM a chance to break into the citadel held fast by the x86.
Frank Frankovsky, Facebook's VP of hardware design and supply chain as well as executive director of the Open Compute Foundation, showed off a Group Hug board with five unreleased Intel x86 Avoton S Series Atom chips on it as well as five X-Gene 64-bit ARM SoCs.
They all share the same power, electrical and mechanical interconnects and slide into the same microserver chassis.
The chips are on cards that are inserted into the so-called common slot. The motherboard can currently accommodate 10 cards.
"We're establishing for the first time a common slot for any SoC maker to design to a common standard," Frankovsky said. "All the surrounding bits are the same, with DDR memory and network controllers, and now for the first time we will have the ability to have a common slot architecture."
It uses a simple PCIe x8 connector to link the SoCs to the board.
"If we had left this to the industry they probably would have gone out and found the most expensive and esoteric connector on the planet," he said. "What we decided to do was use a PCI-e x8 connector and simply change the pin-out." The Facebook backplane design has one PCI pin-out per server.
The board's layout isn't etched in stone either. It's just supposed to encourage people to use the common slot for their CPUs. "We will now not be bound by placement of components on a single monolithic motherboard," Frankovsky said. "We will be able to do smarter tech refreshes."
The object of the game is to make hardware that's cheaper, greener, more upgradeable and software-defined so it fits the workload and less power hungry.
Group Hug envisions abandoning the modern vendor-integrated server that has to be switched out generation-to-generation for components that can be upgraded as they become available without scraping what surrounds them, letting customers design modular, custom, scalable servers with just the right compute, storage and networking for the job.
The growing consensus is you shouldn't have to change the whole system just to refresh processors, memory or I/O.
The concept and the movement building behind it obviously threaten IBM, HP, Dell and probably VMware too, since Facebook doesn't much fancy virtualization as a way to drive hardware utilization.
Intel, on the other hand, is on the movement's board and is contributing designs for its forthcoming silicon photonics technology, which will enable 100 Gbps interconnects, enough bandwidth to serve multiple processor generations.
Frankovsky said, "This technology also has such low latency that we can take components that previously needed to be bound to the same motherboard and begin to spread them out within a rack."
"We'll said be able to do things in the data center that we've never been able to do before," Intel CTO Justin Rattner said.
It's supposed to connect servers together using a laser-base technology created using silicon rather than pricier techniques.
A prototype Atom-based rack-mount server from Quanta uses Intel's 100 Gbps silicon photonics to connect parts at full speed anywhere on the rack.
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. —Gov. Mike Pence will give the keynote address during the 100th annual Purdue Road School.
The 2014 Road School, designed for Indiana local and state transportation officials, will be Tuesday through Thursday (March 11-13). Pence will speak during a luncheon on Wednesday (March 12).
About 2,400 transportation officials from throughout Indiana will participate in Road School, which is sponsored by the Joint Transportation Research Program and the Indiana Local Technical Assistance Program, both housed at Purdue; the Purdue School of Civil Engineering; and the Indiana Department of Transportation.
Speaking at the opening session will be Karl Browning, Indiana Department of Transportation commissioner, and Delphi Mayor Randy Strasser.
Road School will offer 160 technical sessions on topics ranging from road construction, maintenance and safety to bike trails and ports.
"Who would have imagined 100 years ago that this group would be discussing an Indianapolis intermodal railroad yard that could move goods to and from Asia in 20 days?" said Darcy M. Bullock, Road School co-chairman and a civil engineering professor.
Purdue Road School traces its origin to January 1913, when W.K. Hatt, head of Purdue's School of Civil Engineering, initiated a conference to help county surveyors and city engineers develop and maintain Indiana's roads and streets. At the 1914 conference, a resolution was passed calling for a yearly school for county road superintendents. In 1915 the conference officially became known as Purdue Road School.
Among the topics being discussed this year:
* Lessons learned from the closure of the Interstate 65-Interstate 70 south split in Indianapolis.
* Bicycle and pedestrian safety.
* Bridge design, construction and inspection.
* Urban and rural traffic safety, event traffic management, and emergency response planning.
"Road School covers a wide variety of issues that help Indiana's transportation officials at all levels," said John Haddock, Road School co-chairman and an associate professor of civil engineering. "We bring them the latest technology and innovations."
More information on Road School, including the full schedule, is available online at http://www.purdue.edu/jtrp
Purdue University's Libraries and Special Collections is commemorating 100 years of Purdue Road School with a special exhibit focusing on Indiana transportation.
"The Crossroads of America: Indiana Transportation in the Early 20th Century," is on display through Thursday (March 13) in the Virginia Kelly Karnes Archives and Special Collections Research Center on the fourth floor of the Humanities, Social Science and Education Library in Stewart Center.
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