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 response to the severe backlash from their April 2019 decision to start charging for Java licenses. Under this NFTC license Oracle Java was seemingly magically free again, although there were many Terms and Conditions that still needed to be adhered to. One of the conditions of note was that one
Nathan Biggs (@nathanbiggs), CEO In his first Oracle Open World keynote address in 2019, Larry Ellison made an announcement that few outside the inner circle
Nick Walter, Principal Architect Part One – Building the Business Case “How do I move off Oracle entirely?” is probably the most frequently asked question
Dave Welch (@OraVBCA), CTO & Chief Evangelist Today at Oracle Open World, Larry Ellison announced what a simulcast VMware blog calls Oracle Cloud VMware Solution
Dave Welch (@OraVBCA), CTO & Chief Evangelist Firefighter’s Retirement System of St. Louis sued Oracle executives and Oracle’s board on May 8, 2017 over allegations
by Joe Grant (@dba_jedi), Principal Architect Through the years, I have been assigned to several projects that can be considered large migrations. Some were just
Aamir Syed (@sqlevo), Senior Consultant SQL Server keeps data pages in memory for quicker access rather than reading from disk every time. Now, keep in
Nick Walter, Principal Architect The Licensing Trap In my role with House of Brick, I get the opportunity to assist many of our clients with
Dave Welch (@OraVBCA), CTO & Chief Evangelist This topic reminds me of a session at VMworld 2006. At the last minute, VMware delayed VMworld to
Nick Walter, Principal Architect Bandwidth, Bandwidth, Bandwidth In my role with House of Brick, I have the opportunity to assist many of our clients with
Nick Walter, Principal Architect In my role with House of Brick, I have the opportunity to assist many of our clients with migrating their business-critical
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