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Straight Talk on Oracle on VMware licensing

Bart Sjerps 2016-04-26 Oracle, Virtualization

Last year on march 19, 2015, Database Trends and Applications (DBTA) hosted a webcast covering the licensing part of running Oracle on VMware. As DBTA archives old webcasts after one year, I asked for permission to re-publish because I think…

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Oracle LMS response to licensing on VMware

Bart Sjerps 2016-03-21 Oracle, Virtualization

Last week I was in London to attend the UK Oracle User Group licensing event. After a number of sessions with excellent material leading to very interesting discussions (one was showing – with permission – some of my own content,…

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Oracle on VMware: Caging the license dragon

Bart Sjerps 2016-03-03 Oracle, Virtualization

Virtualizing databases has huge financial and operational benefits – in particular with Oracle, where physically deployed database servers are typically heavily under-utilized which leads to huge over-spending on license cost. Of course poor efficiency on database servers leads to higher…

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The Oracle Parking Garage

Bart Sjerps 2015-03-10 Oracle, Virtualization

(Thanks to House of Brick Technologies)  

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Oracle, VMware and sub-server partitioning

Bart Sjerps 2014-05-12 Oracle, Virtualization

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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