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Showing posts with label SUN. Show all posts

Thursday, December 17, 2009

Some White Papers, BluePrints and Webinars about Sun solutions for Oracle

Just received a email from Sun:

Sun’s White Papers, BluePrints and Webinars about Sun solutions for Oracle

You can download some pdf:

White Paper: Architect scalable, reliable and cost-effective Oracle data warehouses
White Paper: Sun Reference Architecture for Oracle 11g Grid
BluePrint: Deploying Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) on Solaris Zone Clusters
BluePrint: Consolidating Oracle's Siebel CRM on a Single Sun SPARC Enterprise Server

And 3 Webinars:
Take the Guess Work Out of Deploying Scalable and Cost-Effective Oracle Data Warehouses
Better Service Levels, Faster ROI - Sun Optimized Oracle CRM
How to Reduce CRM Infrastructure Sprawl: A Technical Guide to Consolidating Oracle Siebel CRM 8

Good information.

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Solaris and OpenSolaris VPS ISPs


One of my friends ask me a test SUN / Solaris environment.

  Here are some I have been used before:

1.http://entic.net/servers
They offer OpenSolaris based VPS servers for programmers, administrators, and regular folks
Start from $20 per month with 256 MB RAM and 30GB Bandwidth.

2.http://support.gitflorida.com/
Tried their FreeBSD services.
Not bad.

3.http://www.avanticsoftware.com.au/hosting/configurations.html
Start from $30 per month with 128 MB RAM and 10GB Bandwidth
Be careful they Additional bandwidth is charged at $1.50/GB
Do not like it.

4.http://www.gangusinternetservices.com/legacy/landing/solaris-10-hosting
Starting at $12 / month good deal!
And they provide Real-Time Bandwidth Monitoring which is very user friendly

5. And the most famouse -> OpenSolaris on Amazon EC2

http://aws.amazon.com/solutions/global-solution-providers/opensolaris/

You can find a whole list of ISCs and Systems Integrators

Luke please have a look and let me know if you have any further questions.

& Good Luck!

Oracle bought SUN will it affect SUN's Cloud marketing?

Oracle bought SUN will it affect SUN's Cloud marketing?