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Getting the Best Oracle performance on XtremIO

Bart Sjerps 2014-05-21 Oracle, Performance No Comments

(Blog repost from Virtual Storage Zone – Thanks to @cincystorage) UPDATE: I’ll say it again because there seems to be some confusion: THIS IS A REPOST! Original content is from the Virtual Storage Zone blog (not mine). Just reposted here…

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Oracle, VMware and sub-server partitioning

Bart Sjerps 2014-05-12 Oracle, Virtualization 9 Comments

Last week (during EMC world) a discussion came up on Twitter around Oracle licensing and whether Oracle would support CPU affinity as a way to license subsets of a physical server these days. @sam_lucido @EMCOracle @CacheFlush is #VMware and accepted…

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TheCube interview EMC World 2014

Bart Sjerps 2014-05-06 Oracle, Performance, Virtualization 2 Comments

Being interviewed yesterday at EMC World 2014 by Wikibon and SiliconAngle. Enjoy! Update: You can find a report of the interview here: Best Practices for Putting Your Oracle Database into the Cloud

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Putting an end to the password jungle

Bart Sjerps 2014-03-27 General, Innovation, Various 1 Comment

With my blog audience all being experts in the IT industry (I presume), I think we are all too familiar with the problems of classic password security mechanisms. Humans are just not good at remembering long meaningless strings of tokens,…

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Debunking Oracle certification myths

Bart Sjerps 2014-02-26 Oracle, Virtualization 1 Comment

Another frequently asked question I get asked a lot: Is Oracle certified on Vmware? There are plenty articles discussing this very topic, here’s a few examples: oracle blog – is Oracle certified on VMware vmware understanding oracle certification support licensing…

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