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Joe Grant (@dba_jedi), Principal Architect One of the most asked questions concerning running Oracle Databases in a virtualized environment is: “How do we present the
Jeff Stonacek, Principal Architect Overview In part one of this post, we described the high level concept of using Oracle’s new cross platform incremental backup
Dave Welch, CTO and Chief Evangelist A review of Gartner’s November 24, 2014 “Oracle’s Licensing Policy for Server Virtualization Is a Substantial Audit Risk” Paper.
Mike Stone (@HoBMStone), CIO & Principal Architect When we are asked to introduce new database technology or a new architecture at an existing customer site,
Joe Grant (@dba_jedi), Principal Architect One of the not so fun jobs for a DBA is the never-ending task of refreshing non-production databases from their
Joe Grant, Principal Architect In keeping with the use of templates, as we did in part one of this post, the next thing would be
Mike Stone (@HoBMStone), CIO & Principal Architect I recently read about a feature of NetApp called “FlexClone”, which promises instant virtual-to-physical (v2p) cloning of VMDK
Nathan Biggs (@nathanbiggs), CEO I have been meeting with customers all around the world recently and talking commiserating with them about their experiences dealing with
Shawn Meyers (@1dizzygoose), Principal Architect In this post I will discuss High Availability (HA) and list native SQL Server types along with their pros and
House of Brick Senior Consultant One of the many tasks a DBA will perform is cloning a database. Usually this is done from a production
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