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Many Customers Have Moved Their Oracle Workloads to the Public Cloud – Is the Time Right for Your Organization?

Apps Associates

Capsule summary: Re-architect, migrate and re-platform complex Oracle E-Business Suite ERP environment from IBM AIX to Linux on AWS including multiple environments (production, non-production) with disaster recovery and backup, configuration of license manager.

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Oracle Database Pilot Light Disaster Recovery in AWS Overview

Datavail

Organizations realize the importance of having a strategy to recover from a disaster but not all can afford the tremendous expense and investment it takes to build a disaster recovery site that mirrors production. You may have heard the terms “pilot light” or “warm standby” in recent conversations regarding disaster recovery.

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New Features and Benefits with AWS

Apps Associates

Amazon EC2 now supports access to Red Hat Knowledgebase – Starting today, customers running subscription included Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Amazon EC2 can seamlessly access Red Hat Knowledgebase at no additional cost. With this new feature, you no longer have to update your AMI permissions because of organizational changes.

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New Features and Benefits with AWS

Apps Associates

Amazon EC2 now supports access to Red Hat Knowledgebase – Starting today, customers running subscription included Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Amazon EC2 can seamlessly access Red Hat Knowledgebase at no additional cost. With this new feature, you no longer have to update your AMI permissions because of organizational changes.

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KubeCon San Diego Summary: Top Ten Takeaways (Part 2)

Daniel Bryant

They liked the idea of having disaster recovery/business continuity (DR/BC) plans that allowed for the failover of one cloud’s workloads to another, but admitted in reality this wasn’t really viable at the moment, primarily from a cost of multiples in learning, implementation, and maintenance. Learn more about today's 1.0