During VMworld 2012 USA there was a lot of blogging and discussion about how to license an Oracle solution when running on vSphere. Articles are available here and here. VMworld TV uploaded... Read more
Oracle posted a blogpost titled “Impressions from VMworld – Clearing up misconceptions” which inclued a short reaction on the licensing discussion that flared up during VMw... Read more
During VMworld 2012 the discussion about how to license Oracle on vSphere flared up again. I’ve written about this subject a couple times (make sure to read this and this article if you are... Read more
Recently I’ve learned two interesting things about running Oracle on VMware: VMware DRS Groups can be used as a means to limit running options within a vSphere cluster for your Oracle... Read more
Recently I had some discussion about how to license Oracle on VMware vSphere. I have done some research, and got some things clear. With the introduction of the new competency Virtualization... Read more
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