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Articles for the keywords: Enterprise Manager
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25 May 2013
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How to go Physical to Virtual with Oracle Solaris Zones using Enterprise Manager Ops Center [31101]
By Rodney Lindner
Rodney Lindner writes, "Many customers have large collections of physical Solaris 8, 9 and 10 servers in their datacenters and they are wondering how they are going to virtualize them. This leads to a commonly asked question. Can Enterprise Manager Ops Center 12C be used to P2V (Physical to Virtual) my old servers? Ops Center does not have a single button P2V capability, but it is possible for Ops Center to deploy physical servers, LDOMs and branded zones based on flash archives(flars) that have been taken of your existing physical servers. Ops Center achieves P2V by deploying flars and leveraging its patching and automation capabilities, to make the P2V process consistent, repeatable and as cost effective as possible.
As with any virtualization project, there will be a number of things that will need to be updated as you move from a physical to a virtual environment. It is a common misconception that you can virtualize a system and change nothing about it. There are always a few things that have to be changed on an OS or process level to make it compatible with the virtualized environment. As a best practice, there are many more things that should be updated, re-allocated and redesigned as part of a virtualization project but that is a subject for another blog.
In this blog, we will be covering migrating physical servers to Oracle Solaris Zones..."
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22 Apr 2013
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Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center as a Management Tool for Virtualization [30636]
Managing Server Virtualization Technologies Throughout their Lifecycle from One GUI
In Part 8 of an eight-part series on virtualization Elke Freymann describes how to use Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center to centrally manage server virtualization technologies throughout their lifecycle from one GUI. With Ops Center, it's possible to manage the complete lifecycle of a system, Freymann writes, so why not install Oracle VM Server for x86 on the bare-metal system using Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center. With Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center users can group servers of compatible architecture together, assign them shared storage where virtualized guests can run, define the type of virtualization technology to be used, and then define a server pool.
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22 Apr 2013
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Articles on the Release of Oracle VDI 3.5 [30534]
Online Anthology for German and English Readers
Matthias Muller-Prove has compiled a list of articles on the Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure 3.5 release. Here are just some:
- New Oracle VDI and Oracle Sun Ray Software releases by Wim Coekaerts
- What's New in Oracle VDI 3.5? by Andy Hall
- Brand new VDI and Sun Ray Software releases! by Chris Kawalek
- Oracle Desktop Virtualisation Information and Documentation Links by Daniel Cifuentes
- Umfangreiches neues Oracle VDI 3.5 und Sun Ray 5.4 Release von Rolf-Per Thulin
- Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure und Sun Ray Software mit Plugin für Enterprise Manager 12c von der DOAG
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22 Mar 2013
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Enterprise Manager Indepth Newsletter, March Issue now Available [30257]
Get the Latest SysAdmin Perspectives on Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c
The March issue of the Enterprise Manager Indepth Newsletter contains several articles of interest to the SysAdmin community. These include:
- "Enhanced Capabilities for Deploying and Managing Private Clouds: Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c Release 2 Plug-in Update 1"
- "Gartner Positions Oracle in Leaders Quadrant for Data Masking Technology"
- "Oracle Announces Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c Testing-as-a-Service Solution"
As usual there is abundant activity on the Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c Blog, where readers will find the latest information and perspectives on Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c.
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21 Mar 2013
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New Releases of Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure and Sun Ray Software [30249]
Feature Integration with Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c
The latest releases of Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure and Sun Ray Software include integration with Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c, providing the industrys first complete, single vendor desktop virtualization solution that spans hardware, software, and enterprise-class management. The new features in Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure enable easy scaling of production installations from a single server up to a complete enterprise deployment by simply adding more servers as needed. Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure now supports Windows 8 and Ubuntu 12.04 based virtual desktops. In addition, the new releases of Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure and Sun Ray Software now support Oracle Linux 6 and Oracle Solaris 11.
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