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Jul 17

Consolidating Applications with the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

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Thomas Rein, dbi services – The Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) provides a platform and tools for consolidating applications and database systems quickly and easily. The supported Oracle releases range from 11.2.0.4 to 18.3. Both Standard and Enterprise Editions are available. The Enterprise Edition is available in three different versions: the basic Enterprise Edition, the High Performance Edition and the Extreme Performance Edition. In the following article, we will examine the possible applications of the OCI in a customer project.

Dec 18

Exploring SQL Server on Linux – Data Dance

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Admin Magazine, issue 48, by David Barbarin: On November 16, 2016, Microsoft announced the beginning of a new story: SQL Server is now supported on Linux and Docker. Of course, Microsoft emerged long ago from its anti-Linux “dark age,” and they have been moving steadily toward more support for open source since releasing the first pieces of .NET to open source in 2006.

Since Satya Nadella took over as CEO in 2014, the pace of change has accelerated. Microsoft is now a Platinum sponsor of several open source foundations, including the famous Linux Foundation and the MariaDB Foundation, and the Azure cloud platform now comes with support for a number of important open source services and tools. Read more

Dec 01

Weblogic Server 12c RESTful Management Interface Usage for Monitoring Domains

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Oracle Scene Winter 2017, issue 66, by Pascal Brand : WebLogic 12.2.1 provides a new REST  management interface with full access to all WebLogic Server resources. This interface offers an alternative to WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST) scripting or Java Management Extensions (JMX) developments for management and monitoring of WebLogic Domains. Because these RESTful queries are URLs, they can be integrated quickly with little development in all the monitoring tools supporting HTTP requests such as Nagios or others written in Java, for example. The usage of those RESTful HTTP requests simplifies the monitoring of a WebLogic Domain. This article describes the usage of the RESTful interface from the monitoring point of view and describes two monitoring tools and the RESTful implementations.

Nov 28

Performance For All Editions on ODA X6-2S/M

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Oracle Scene Winter 2016, issue 62, by Franck Pachot. The Oracle Database Appliance is not new. The idea comes from early 2002 with the ‘Row Iron’ plan: an appliance with Sun server and Oracle Database. The idea was resurrected in 2011 with ODA V1 and has evolved through capacity and flexibility to X3-2, X4-2 and X5-2. This year the new one, X6-2 has been announced with some major changes. Read more

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