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Monthly Archives: September 2018
Accelerating Oracle Performance using vSphere Persistent Memory (PMEM)
Customers have successfully run their business-critical Oracle workloads with high performance demands on VMware vSphere for many years. Deploying IO-intensive Oracle workloads requires fast storage performance with low latency and resiliency from database failures. Latency, which is a measurement of … Continue reading
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Migrating Oracle Workloads to VMware Cloud on AWS
Customers deploying Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) have requirements such as stringent SLAs, continued high performance, and application availability. It is a major challenge for business organizations to manage data storage in these environments due to these rigorous business requirement.Common … Continue reading
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