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Google's slack approach to server management

Publication:ComputerWorldDate:May 18 2007
Reporter:Rodney Gedda

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Maintaining a large number of Linux servers to power its search and web application services is at the heart of Google’s business and, until now, has remained a closely guarded secret.

Speaking at the recent Australian Unix Users Group (AUUG) 2006 conference, Google corporate systems administrator Michael Still lifted the lid on some of the tools Google uses internally to manage clusters of servers.




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