Wednesday evening is the night of the big bash event. The Collaborate conference had Universal Studios reserved for conference attendees. It was a fantastic evening with long time friends and new friends.
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Showing posts with label Oracle Conferences. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oracle Conferences. Show all posts
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Collaborate 11 Wednesday - Applications becoming Cloud Appliances
All week I've heard customers say they are virtualizing their applications as fast as they can. From Oracle EBS, Siebel, JD Edwards and Oracle Fusion Applications. I asked a customer who said, "we have deployed 95% of our applications on VMware. Virtualization just makes sense." The full range of an organization's applications are being deployed in the cloud using VMware.
- Exchange servers
- Domain Controllers
- Application Servers
- Collaboration Tools
- Business applications
- Custom applications
Collaborate 11 Tuesday - VMware the common platform
I was walking around the different vendor booths at the Collaborate conference and seen there is one common platform across the databases, middle-tier technology, business applications, hardware solutions and application development. That common platform is VMware. It seemed no matter what type of vendor booth I went to, they are leveraging VMware's virtualization.
VMware's virtualization solution abstracts out the hardware layer. The operating system runs in in a machine that happens to be a virtual machine not a physical machine. So the VM platform is consistent running on supported hardware such as Dell, HP, and IBM. This consistent foundation provides numerous advantages:
VMware's virtualization solution abstracts out the hardware layer. The operating system runs in in a machine that happens to be a virtual machine not a physical machine. So the VM platform is consistent running on supported hardware such as Dell, HP, and IBM. This consistent foundation provides numerous advantages:
- A complete platform for public and private clouds.
- Ability to run legacy applications and software as well as the latest cloud applications in a common environment.
- Full support for an open environment where different solutions such as Microsoft, Oracle MySQL, SAP, Veritas, EMC, Netapps and NAS can run in the infrastructure provided by VMware.
- Less administration on the hardware and plumbing surrounding the hardware.
- Reduced errors and downtime.
- Easier to maintain.
- Less time required to troubleshoot.
Monday, April 11, 2011
Collaborate 11 Monday - Hot Topics of the Day
There were a lot of interesting topics of the day. Some of the highlights include:
- Lots of Oracle Fusion activity. Lots of customers talking about the high ROI of Oracle Fusion.
- Lots of great success stories of VMware.
- Oracle's licensing of VMware stinks. Lots of Oracle customers complaining loudly and often of Oracle's approach to licensing on VMware. If only I could have recorded customers comments and put them on Youtube.
- Internet at the Peabody lobby is really good. Lots of positive comments on the new additions and changes to the Peabody. Definitely the hotel to stay at for the conference.
- Some people said this was one of the best keynote ever. Everyone seemed to really enjoy the keynote this morning.
Collaborate 11 - Three Types of Oracle DBAs
I always love hearing all the great quotes and perspectives at the Collaborate conference. Best quote of the first day (Sunday) is from a good friend and one of the most recognized DBA experts:
There are three types of DBAs:
There are three types of DBAs:
- Google DBAs.
- GUI DBAs.
- The DBAs who do all the work.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Oracle Open World 2010
This week at Oracle Open World looks to be a great week to get caught up on Cloud technology directions. VMworld just finished so attending the VMware booth will have a lot of updates on the latest information on Cloud technology and VMware virtualization products. There are also a number of Cloud and virtualization presentations scheduled for the week.
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