What we do
adiXein advises clients across Europe and in Australia in IT automation, compliance and process improvement. We have worked with clients ranging from FTSE 250 companies to small business from industries which include investment banking, telco, oil and gas, logistics, services and pharmaceuticals.
We are BladeLogic and Opsware implementation specialists.
NEWS: Automation forums are now online!
Fri, 07/04/2008 - 00:09 — mackaadiXein is pleased to announce that the Automation Forum is now online!
WHITEPAPER: Managing virtualisation
Sun, 06/29/2008 - 19:06 — mackaVirtualisation is clearly a break from the past, and it is here to stay. But alongside its indisputable benefits, an old infrastructure problem has re-surfaced with a vengeance: sprawl.
HOWTO: Implementing BLJython
Sun, 06/29/2008 - 16:03 — mackaJython is a Java implementation of Python. It is shipped as a Java class file which may be downloaded from the homepage here: http://www.jython.org/Project/.
BLJython is Jython with a few additional libraries which exposes parts of the BladeLogic programmatic API. As of 7.4.2, only Jython 2.2 is currently supported - newer versions will not work as the libraries are incompatible.
HOWTO: Integrating BladeLogic with Active Directory
Sun, 06/29/2008 - 12:22 — mackaIntegrating BladeLogic with Active Directory provides a single-sign-on solution which allows users to access the BladeLogic client interface without re-entering their username and password. As the Reports server is a web interface, users will still have to supply their credentials manually, but the username/password will be authenticated using Active Directory.
BladeLogic uses Sun's JGSS libraries to authenticate with Kerberos. When debugging an issue encountered integrating BladeLogic and Active Directory, you may find Sun's JGSS mailing lists useful.
