by Scott Griffith | Apr 9, 2021 | AWS, News, OpsCompass, Oracle, Uncategorized
OpsCompass recently completed three AWS programs essential to helping AWS customers with their needs: The Partner Transformation Program, Oracle Competency and the AWS ISV Foundational Technical Review. The completion of the AWS Partner Transformation Program (PTP)... 
by Nick Walter | Apr 8, 2021 | AWS, Oracle, Oracle Licensing, vSphere
AWS this week announced a new service to streamline application server migration to the cloud. The AWS Application Migration Service is an evolved version of their existing CloudEndure offering with some nice enhancements for manageability and auditability. My first... 
by Nathan Biggs | Mar 26, 2021 | OpsCompass, Oracle, Oracle Licensing
Oracle has started a new sales campaign where they are reaching out to AWS RDS-License Included (RDS-LI) customers to harass them about their use of Oracle software through AWS. Interestingly, Oracle seems to be heading straight for the C-suite with their threatening... 
by Dave Welch | Mar 23, 2021 | Oracle, Oracle Licensing, Uncategorized
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 a lot about Judge Beth Labson Freeman’s December 17, 2019 order to dismiss that I found encouraging for... 
by Nathan Biggs | Mar 12, 2021 | AWS, Cloud, Oracle
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, don’t feel bad. The misleading messages are coming from all sides – people who have read the document... 
by Steven Faith | Mar 10, 2021 | AWS, Cloud, Oracle, Oracle Licensing
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 for moving an Oracle environment from on-premises to public cloud. The low hanging fruit of potential...