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Articles for the keywords: Oracle VM
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11 Oct 2012
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Running Solaris 11 as a Control Domain on a T2000 [28013]
Installing Logical Domains 1.2 Solves the Problem
As increasing numbers of users running older T1-processor-based systems like T1000 and T2000 upgrade to Solaris 11, there are few problems since Solaris 11 runs on any T-series or M-series SPARC server. One case presents an exception, however: running Solaris 11 in a control domain on a T1000 or T2000 hosting logical domains. Jeff Savit addresses this complication in his post that, in fact, proves Solaris 11 can be installed on T2000 servers and used as a control domain by removing the preinstalled Oracle VM Server for 2.2 and installing Logical Domains 1.2 - the last version of LDoms to support T1-processor systems.
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01 Oct 2012
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Oracle Network Applications Platform [27907]
Designed to Meet Extreme Network Workload Requirements of Mission-critical Communications Services
The Oracle Network Applications Platform is the first industry-specific engineered system designed to meet the extreme network workload requirements for the development and deployment of mission-critical communications services and applications. The platform is an out-of-the-box, application-ready engineered system combining Oracles Sun Netra 6000, Oracles Sun ZFS Storage 7320, Oracle Linux, Oracle VM, Oracle Enterprise Manager, Oracle Communications Service Availability (OCSA) and Oracle Clusterware software technologies. The solution is rated at seven 9s (99.99999%) for service availability and enterprise-grade clustering and features complete lifecycle management, command line interface and graphical user interface console options, automated installation, configuration management, telecom presentation and interfaces.
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20 Sep 2012
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Best Practices for Building a Virtualized SPARC Computing Environment: White Paper [27718]
Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center 12c Controls Configuration
"Best Practices for Building a Virtualizedd SPARC Computing Environment," an Oracle white paper, shows how to plan for and implement a robust, scalable and highly performant virtualized computing environment using the full Oracle stack: Oracle SPARC T4 servers, Sun 10GbE switches, and Sun FS Storage Appliances, Oracle VM Server for SPARC, Oracle Solaris 11, and Oracle Enterprise Manager Opls Center 12, which serves as the single point for monitoring and managing the virtualized infrastructure as well as the physical infrastructure. The paper addresses both design best practices and operational best practices.
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20 Sep 2012
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VirtualBox 4.2
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A Fan's Notes
This is a love story about VirtualBox 4.2. Tim Hall says he has been "throwing some RAC, WebLogic and Cloud Control installations on it at home and its been coping just fine. Im especially loving the grouping stuff. Grouping [VMs]and collapsing the group is great!" He does cite one problem, which involves the disappearance of the interface when he dragged one Windows VM (with two virtual disks) into a group. This was rectified by resorting to the Virtual Media Manager to delete the reference to the so-called missing disk and then adding it once again by re-selecting the file from the file system.
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14 Sep 2012
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Amping Up Oracle VM VirtualBox 4.2 [27616]
Major Release Has Lots of New Features and New Platform Support.
Certain of the new features and improvements in the just-released Oracle VM VirtualBox 4.2 are highlighted by Fat Bloke, who identifies the improvements in VirtualBox Manager that have resulted in a more versatile product. Among them are changes in the way VM groups can be assembled; inclusion of an autostart feature allowing users to treat VMs as host services; the capability of launching the VM from the Manager; improvements in the New VM Wizard. Other features include virtual network interface cards; VLAN tagging; improvements in Guest Automation; and the ability of Oracle VM VirtualBox 4.2 to run on nearly every x86 OS.
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