Dan Ciruli has a post on his blog that connects with the article I posted yesterday, “Windows CCS and the end of *nix in HPC.”
He offers a thoughtful critique of the anti-CCS article posted by Joe Landman over at scalability.org. Joe was writing in his article about the SearchDataCenter.com piece I was referencing.
If you want to round out your reading on this topic, I recommend you check out both Joe and Dan’s posts.
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