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An excerpt from "The Underground Oracle VM Manual" by Oracle Virtualization and Linux team member Roddy Rodstein.
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The TechCast Live schedule is filling up. Here’s the lineup for the next three shows:

March 16: Roberto Chinnici, Principal Engineer, Java EE (on Java EE 6)
March 30: Wim Coekaerts, VP Linux and VM Development (on Oracle VM & VirtualBox integration – with demo!)
April 13: Steve Wilson, VP, Systems Management (on Ops Center)

As always, tune in [...]

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Oracle Warehouse Builder enables multiple users working on the same repository during the whole lifecycle of warehouse development. As a well-organized group, these users are usually grouped by different roles: some are in charge of developing ETL metadata; others are responsible for testing these objects (mappings, process flows, etc) and making sure their correctness. In [...]

The TechCast Live schedule is filling up. Here’s the lineup for the next three shows:

March 16: Roberto Chinnici, Principal Engineer, Java EE (on Java EE 6)
March 30: Wim Coekaerts, VP Linux and VM Development (on Oracle VM & VirtualBox integration – with demo!)
April 13: Steve Wilson, VP, Systems Management (on Ops Center)

As always, tune in [...]

After experiencing unacceptable performance issues during registration periods, Georgian College upgraded their Peoplesoft applications to Linux servers in conjunction with Oracle Database 11g and RAC and ASM technologies. The result was an immediate performance boost along with the high availability and scalability needed to manage a growing student body. Join us to hear [...]

Lexmark International, Inc., a leading developer, manufacturer and supplier of printing and imaging solutions, saves costs by migrating from large SMP UNIX servers to an Oracle Database 11g Linux grid for their Siebel CRM applications.

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Andrew Wright, Director of Product Management, for the Horizon Clinicals product at McKesson discusses how running Oracle Real Application Clusters on Linux has improved quality of service and cut costs in half for some of its customers.

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Cliff interviews Edward Screven, Oracle’s Chief Corporate Architect, about why Oracle decided to support Linux, what the different levels of support will be, how this benefits Oracle applications customers, and whether Oracle will continue to support other operating systems.

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