Migrating to cloud doesn’t eliminate Oracle license risk. Learn what you still owe and how to monitor Oracle workloads across AWS, Azure, GCP, and OCI.
Updated on 2-16-24 by Nathan Biggs (@nathanbiggs), CEO I wrote the blog post below five years ago. I am amazed at how prescient those recommendations
History of Product Packaging and Price Increases following a Merger or Acquisition of a Leading IT Company It is a story that anyone who has
Introduction Today, organizations of all sizes are migrating their databases and applications to cloud environments to provide enhanced scalability and cost-efficiency. Now with more organizational
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
The biggest risk our clients face related to Oracle licensing is the risk of unknowingly using database features. With Oracle, these features all require a
Business Case for OLA The lifecycle of public cloud adoption for mission critical workloads continues to progress. More of our clients every year embrace public
In January of 2023 Oracle updated their Java price list to change the metric for Java subscriptions. The change was from traditional processor and user
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
This post is the second in our content series on exploring the risks of non-compliance with security, financial, architectural, or vendor requirements when deploying mission/business-critical
There are numerous options for scripting common SQL Server tasks. Most tasks can be scripted and many times the need evolves as the environment changes.
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