Skip to content

Dirty Cache

An IT infrastructure perspective on optimizing business applications

  • Series
    • MEA
    • Virtualization
    • VPLEX
    • Stories
  • Presentations
  • Tools
  • Wiki
  • Off-Topic
    • Come fly with me
  • About
Dirty Cache

Oracle

Oracle on VMware – The Final Frontier

Bart Sjerps 2020-03-092024-11-29 Oracle, Virtualization

A question I tend to ask my customers almost always is what their current state is regarding IT transformation and journey to the cloud. Of course such a strategy does not work very well on bare metal and some kind…

Loading

Read more

Explosive Disclosures Validate HoB Experience with Oracle Audits

Bart Sjerps 2019-06-032024-11-29 Oracle, Virtualization

Quick post to point my readers to this: http://houseofbrick.com/explosive-disclosures-validate-hob-experience-with-oracle-audits/ An absolute must read if you want to know more about licensing and audits.

Loading

Read more

What was the name of that SQL script again? SQLWrap to the rescue!

Bart Sjerps 2019-03-182024-11-29 Oracle

If you are a frequent user of Oracle SQL*Plus, you probably also know about a tool called rlwrap. Bare SQL*Plus does not offer command history, arrow-key editing or any type of word completion so it feels like you’re thrown back…

Loading

Read more

Announcing qdda 2.0

Bart Sjerps 2018-05-142024-11-29 Innovation, Oracle, Performance

It’s almost a year since I blogged about qdda (the Quick & Dirty Dedupe Analyzer). qdda is a tool that lets you scan any Linux disk or file (or multiple disks) and predicts potential thin, dedupe and compression savings if…

Loading

Read more

Time for a change: Migrating Exadata to a modern All-Flash array

Bart Sjerps 2018-02-282024-11-29 Deduplication, Oracle

  With Oracle’s uncertain SPARC future, the rise of very fast and capable All-Flash arrays and existing Exadata customers looking to refresh their hardware, I increasingly get questions on what platform we can offer as an alternative to Exadata or…

Loading

Read more
Page 2 of 15«12345...10...»Last »

Author

Bart Sjerps

Recent Posts

  • Real performance from CPU busy: an educated guess
  • PyPGIO – An I/O generator for PostgreSQL
  • MEA: Defining Capacity and Performance Metrics
  • Maximum Efficiency Architecture: Current State
  • Reducing Oracle TCO: Maximum Efficiency Architecture

Recent Comments

  • QDDA update – 2.2 – Dirty Cache on The Quick and Dirty Deduplication Analyzer
  • matthew kaberlein on Real performance from CPU busy: an educated guess
  • Bart Sjerps on Real performance from CPU busy: an educated guess
  • matthew kaberlein on Real performance from CPU busy: an educated guess
  • Bart Sjerps on Real performance from CPU busy: an educated guess

Subscribe


 

Archives

Categories

Blogroll

  • Apply IT (Vince Westin)
  • Benchmarkingblog (Elisabeth Stahl)
  • FlashDBA
  • Frits Hoogland
  • Gruff DBA
  • Itzikr’s Blog
  • Kevin Closson
  • License Fortress
  • LicenseConsulting
  • Madora Consulting
  • Virtual Geek (Chad Sakac)
  • Yaron Dar

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.org

Tags

active active archiving asm availability benchmark CIO cluster clustering consistency cost savings data guard data integrity data protection Deduplication disaster recovery EMC energy efficiency exadata flash disk fragmentation high availability I/O bottlenecks ilm integrity iops license licensing linux oracle oracle rac password performance protection response time roi security service level agreement SLOB stretched rac tco VMware volume manager write cache xtremio zfs

NewStatPress Stats

Visits today: _\nPageviews: _
Copyright © 2025 Dirty Cache. All rights reserved. Theme: Esteem by ThemeGrill. Powered by WordPress.