In September of 2021 Oracle released their distribution of Java 17 under the No Fee Terms and Conditions (NFTC) license. This was most likely a
Oracle recently released an update to the policy document that outlines the rules for licensing their core technology software in what they term “Authorized Cloud
Explore essential strategies and insights on navigating the Oracle Java licensing changes in 2024. Learn how to mitigate risks and manage compliance with our detailed guide, ensuring your business is prepared for Oracle’s aggressive licensing policies.
A driving factor for companies to migrate to Amazon Web Services (AWS) from on-premises, commercial databases is to reduce infrastructure and software licenses costs. When
Licensing Oracle software in AWS can be, let’s face it, half as efficient as licensing it on-premises. Why? In the cloud, if you can’t identify
Introduction Oracle customers who find themselves in certain precarious situations relative to their Oracle licensing often find that the cure-all salve from Oracle is the
In June of 2023 Oracle announced support for their database on ARM-based platforms. The significance of this is the fact that ARM architecture is making significant
Monitoring for License Compliance in VMware-based Private Cloud Environments In part 3 of our series on calculating the potential cost of non-compliance in private and
Many House of Brick clients I work with are unaware of the additional memory configurations AWS has introduced for RDS compute instances using the BYOL
Benjamin Franklin is quoted as saying “in this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes.” Well, Mr. Franklin obviously never knew about Java pricing
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