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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.

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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…

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Five reasons to choose VMware vs Oracle Multitenant

Bart Sjerps 2017-06-132024-11-29 Oracle, Virtualization

While busy preparing another blogpost on my dedupe analyzer tool, I was triggered to write a quick hotlist of reasons why one would strategically choose VMware virtualization over Oracle multitenant option if the goal is to achieve operational and cost…

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The Quick and Dirty Dedupe Analyzer – Part 1 – Hands on

Bart Sjerps 2017-05-172024-11-29 Series

As announced in my last blogpost, qdda is a tool that analyzes potential storage savings by scanning data and giving a deduplication, compression and thin provisioning estimate. The results are an indication whether a modern All-Flash Array (AFA) like Dell…

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Questions & Answers to replatforming webcast

Bart Sjerps 2017-02-132024-11-29 FAQ, Oracle, Virtualization

A list of questions being asked to my most recent webcast on Oracle replatforming together with Madora Consulting. I decided to put the Q&A on the blog so anyone can benefit instead of just the 100+ attendees we had on…

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