About House of Brick
House of Brick provides cutting-edge software innovation and industry-leading consulting experience to help navigate the most challenging cloud migration and operational challenges.
Oracle License & Audit Risk
Cloud Services & Modernization
License & Compliance Management
High Availability & Disaster Recovery
Infrastructure Design & Validation
Integration
Optimization
Performance Tuning
Managed Consulting Services Overview
House of Brick provides cutting-edge software innovation and industry-leading consulting experience to help navigate the most challenging cloud migration and operational challenges.

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Bob Lindquist – House of Brick Client Services Director; Jim Hannan – House of Brick Principal Architect; and Pete Schmitt – cStor CTO Database Cloud
Nathan Biggs (@nathanbiggs), CEO It has been our privilege over the past few months to work with the great people at Skytap. Skytap is a
Dave Welch (@OraVBCA), CTO and Chief Evangelist Layman means I’m not an attorney. Anyone who saw my quote in Nick Budnick’s excellent Portland Tribune piece
It looks like we aren’t the only ones who are disappointed and frustrated with Oracle’s practices these days. We encourage you to check out a
Jim Hannan (@HoBHannan), Principal Architect I first started working with Oracle as Unix/Network administrator. Our DBA left for another job and I inherited the database
Shawn Meyers (@1dizzygoose), Principal Architect On March 10, 2016 Microsoft held a #DataDriven event touting all the really cool and neat features of SQL Server
Nathan Biggs (@nathanbiggs), CEO The trend in the storage industry towards all flash arrays is a welcomed development. The cost of flash storage has finally
Jonas Mason, Senior Consultant House of Brick consultants assess Tier 1 Oracle workloads using a number of load generating tools and performance reports. In this
Tom Roehr, Senior Consultant How much work can your database server do? That’s a question that’s difficult to answer. After all, unless you’ve run performance