When IBM Red Hat announced that CentOS Linux would be retired, it left many users with a headache. What should they replace their current operating system with? Not CentOS Stream CentOS Linux will be retired imminently – but the name lives on with CentOS Stream. However, this is not a production-ready OS; it is primarily […]
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Whenever any technology company releases a new product or update, it is accompanied by bold, eye-catching benchmarks. Knowing that speed is critical to operations, most vendors will publish data suggesting exponential gains over previous releases. But benchmark testing is usually conducted under optimised conditions in a lab. Every potential factor is tweaked to provide the
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If your organisation is running a legacy SPARC/Solaris environment, it is tempted to leave things as they are. You know what the shortcomings of these systems are – and how to work around them. But to simply ‘ignore’ issues is a false economy. Inefficient operations are a drain on financial and technical resources, adding to
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Upgrading server operating systems is a serious undertaking. Yes, you gain access to important new features and safeguards – but your mission-critical data is at risk throughout the upgrade and migration process. With the release of Solaris 11.4, Oracle also made upgrading from previous 10.0 versions more difficult. Initially, there was no direct upgrade available.
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When choosing high-performance hardware to host Oracle databases there are dozens of options – so why choose to run your Oracle applications on NetApp? Here are three compelling reasons why NetApp stands out from the crowd. 1. Easy and fast NetApp hardware has been built with the cloud in mind. Extensive Ansible and Kubernetes integration
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