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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.

A chatbot answer on Oracle licensing can cost millions. Why generic AI fails on license compliance, and how data plus audit expertise gets it right.

Judge Beth Labson Freeman held an October 17, 2019 hearing over the City of Sunrise Florida Firefighters Pension Fund class action lawsuit v.2. There wasn’t

This is part 1 of a 2-part blog series. TempDB is a global database used by everything inside of SQL Server. It works in a

Let’s discuss how, when, and where to apply Oracle’s cloud policy for licensing software in public cloud environments. Now if you are feeling confused,

House of Brick has specialized in optimizing Oracle implementations for more than two decades. Many of our engagements start by building an initial business case

If you have been following this blog series on vSphere 7 we have been covering new features and changes to the architecture. Here are the

As recognized by Gartner, OpsCompass is one of the industry’s leading providers of Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) solutions. CSPM is vital for organizations deploying

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Why Run RAC? Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) is a way of accessing a database from multiple database servers. This provides some added High Availability (HA)

House of Brick and Amazon Web Services have been partnering for years to help Oracle customers migrate enterprise systems to AWS. Our partnership has included

December 16, 2020. Dave Welch (@OraVBCA), Executive License Consultant, Chief Evangelist I have two anniversaries that I celebrate annually back-to-back: December 16th & 17th. Don’t tell my wife I actually wondered aloud in a