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Getting the most out of your server resources

Bart Sjerps 2013-12-05 Oracle, Performance, Virtualization 12 Comments

As an advocate on database virtualization, I often challenge customers to consider if they are using their resources in an optimal way. And so I usually claim, often in front of a skeptical audience, that physically deployed servers hardly ever…

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Linux Disk Alignment Reloaded

Bart Sjerps 2013-03-28 Oracle, Performance, Various 5 Comments

My all-time high post with the most pageviews is the one on Linux disk alignment: How to set disk alignment in Linux. In that post I showed an easy method on how to set and check disk alignment under linux.  1,748 total…

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ZFS and Database fragmentation

Bart Sjerps 2013-02-26 Oracle, Performance 53 Comments

Yet another customer was asking me for advice on implementing the ZFS file system on EMC storage systems. Recently I did some hands-on testing with ZFS as Oracle database file store so that I could get an opinion on the…

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Oracle Exadata X3 Database In-Memory Machine: Timely Thoughtful Thoughts For The Thinking Technologist – Part I

Bart Sjerps 2012-11-05 Oracle, Performance No Comments

Awesome post by Kevin! Recommended read if you are interested in Oracle Exadata.  1,627 total views

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Oracle snapshots and clones with ZFS

Bart Sjerps 2012-08-29 FAQ, Oracle, Performance 6 Comments

Another Frequently Asked Question: Is there any disadvantage for a customer in using Oracle/SUN ZFS appliances to create database/application snapshots in comparison with EMC’s cloning/snapshot offerings? Oracle marketing is pushing materials where they promote the ZFS storage appliance as the…

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