The Oracle database is regarded as one of the best in the world, helping it to achieve #1 in terms of global market share. Mature and stable, Oracle is a mainstay of many enterprise-class applications and services. But why should the benefits be restricted to the largest companies that can afford to operate large IT […]
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As you plan the next stage of your data strategy, the issue of database hosting and architecture will become increasingly important. But with so many available options, how do you know which to choose? Here are five great reasons why Oracle Autonomous Database running on Exadata Cloud@Customer should make your shortlist. 1. Ultimate control One
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Deploying and managing Oracle databases is time consuming, complex and costly, especially when dealing with mission-critical, line-of-business applications. So just how much difference does an Oracle Database Appliance make when choosing a platform to host your database? Why should you choose the more expensive Oracle Engineered Solution over a more generic platform? The fact is
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Oracle on Oracle is often regarded as the gold standard for database operations – and it is certainly high performing. But there are credible alternatives to Oracle hardware that are worth investigating. This is particularly true for businesses who are already committed to the NetApp ecosystem. As well as offering comparable Oracle performance, NetApp hardware
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As we’ve discussed previously in our blog, running Oracle database applications on Oracle SPARC provides significant performance and stability benefits. But for organisations that rely on x86 servers performance gains need to be realised elsewhere, namely the operating system. Solaris is obviously one option, but Oracle also offer their own Oracle Linux distributions. Available in
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