In a previous post, I covered the VMware Experts Program. When I was attending the Program, one of the things Don Sullivan mentioned was the VMware Hands On Labs (HOL). I hadn’t had a chance to explore those before, so I was interested to see what they were like.
In a previous post, I covered the VMware Experts Program. When I was attending the Program, one of the things Don Sullivan mentioned was the VMware Hands On Labs (HOL). I hadn’t had a chance to explore those before, so I was interested to see what they were like.
A few weeks back, I received an invitation from Don Sullivan to attend the Sydney version of the VMWare Experts Program. I worked with Don during our time at Oracle, and caught up with him again a couple of years ago at one of the Collaborate conferences. He had moved on to VMWare, and is still working for them today.
A few weeks back, I received an invitation from Don Sullivan to attend the Sydney version of the VMWare Experts Program. I worked with Don during our time at Oracle, and caught up with him again a couple of years ago at one of the Collaborate conferences. He had moved on to VMWare, and is still working for them today.
I love technology- ALL TECHNOLOGY. This includes loving my Mac Air and loving my Microsoft Surface Pro 4. I’ve recently went back to a Mac when I joined Delphix, trimming down the power I had on my Surface Pro 4, knowing the content I was providing would be required to run on hardware with lesser resources.
A number of emails I received about trying out Delphix Express was regarding VMWare. Many of my followers had used Virtualbox for a long time and we all know, no one likes change, (OK, maybe me, but we know how abnormal I am anyway… :))
For those of you that downloaded and are starting to work with Delphix Express, (because you’re the cool kids… :)) You may have noticed that there is an Express Edition Oracle 11g database out there you could use as a Dsource, (source database for Delphix to clon
Delphix Express offers a virtual environment to work with all the cool features like data virtualization and data masking on just a workstation or even a laptop. The product has an immense offering, so no matter how hard Kyle, Adam and the other folks worked on this labor of love, there’s bound to be some manual configurations that are required to ensure you get the most from the product.
Maximum manageable storage per VM by ESX version
Note that the 60TB limit for 5.0 and 5.1 requires Update 1. Without this the limit is 24TB.
For those of you using Oracle Linux with UEK3, here are a couple of important blog posts that may have passed you by.
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