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Oracle VM solution extends hosting options for Oracle products, but…

by @ Tuesday, November 13th, 2007. Filed under Infrastructure Architecture, Open Source

Oracle’s announcement of a new free virtual server solution is, at the very least, an extension of those magazine ads that offered greater uptime by running Oracle on top of Linux (the Oracle Unbreakable Linux campaign).
It has been said that Oracle’s main interest in Linux, and Linux support, is to facilitate the hosting of Oracle’s […]

The virtual worlds of VMware and XenSource

by @ Thursday, August 16th, 2007. Filed under Infrastructure Architecture, Open Source

How about this? The Portable Consultant actually addressing an interesting development or two in the world of Infrastructure Architecture ~ Design & Deployment!
virtual competitors
Item One is the IPO of VMware which, The Economist assures us, is not a repeat of the Internet Bubble years despite the fact that the stock rose 76% on the first […]

XP Reloaded - Dell responds to customer demand

by @ Tuesday, April 24th, 2007. Filed under Infrastructure Architecture, Reviews

Ok, The Portable Consultant spoke a tad too soon when he suggested home users pretend to be a business when ordering online.
It seems customers are demanding not to be inflicted with Microsoft Vista’s teething troubles in great enough numbers to force Dell (perhaps others?) to offer new machines preloaded with XP instead.
The Register has the […]

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