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House of Brick provides cutting-edge software innovation and industry-leading consulting experience to help navigate the most challenging cloud migration and operational challenges.

Nick Walter, Principal Architect Part Two – Architecting the Environment “How do I architect my Aurora environment?” is a very frequent question I hear from

by Jeff Stonacek, Principal Architect I recently completed an engagement where the client was interested in moving from on-premises hardware to the public cloud. The

Dave Welch (@OraVBCA), CTO & Chief Evangelist Here are eight arguments for the probability that the Mars v. Oracle kerfuffle turned out entirely in Mars’

by Cameron Cameron, Senior Consultant Note: It is assumed that the audience for this document already understands how VMware manages memory for all of the

Nathan Biggs (@nathanbiggs), CEO The use of the Oracle’s database option Spatial and Graph has long been a thorn in our side when it comes

Nathan Biggs (@nathanbiggs), CEO They say that hindsight is 2020. Well, this is the only year we can also say that foresight is 2020 too

Dave Welch (@OraVBCA), CTO & Chief Evangelist House of Brick has a growing set of collateral, webcasts, and blog posts on our experience of replatforming
Dave Welch (@OraVBCA), CTO & Chief Evangelist See: My 12/15/17 blog post The Sound of Silence: Celebrating the Two Year Anniversary of the Dismissal of
by Cameron Cameron, Senior Consultant At House of Brick, we’ve been virtualizing Oracle RAC on VMware for over twelve years. The technology is reliable. Of
by Jeff Stonacek, Principal Architect There has been some interest from House of Brick customers running on x86 Solaris about migrating to Linux. Unlike Sparc