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Announcing Oracle VM 3.4 - Engineered for Open Cloud Infrastructure Oracle VM Release 3.4, Oracle’s latest server virtualization product, delivers many important new features and enhancements to enable rapid enterprise application deployment throughout public and private cloud infrastructure. Oracle VM Server for SPARC 3.3.0.1 Released We just released a maintenance update 3.3.0.1 to Oracle VM Server for SPARC. This update has been integrated into Oracle Solaris 11.3 beginning with SRU 4.5. Oracle VM VirtualBox 5.0.20 now available for download! Oracle has released VirtualBox 5.0 Maintenance Release 20. This release is a major improvement which include a large number of improvements and bug fixes. Oracle Private Cloud Appliance 2.1.1 Released Latest software release 2.1.1 of Oracle Private Cloud Appliance delivers enhanced networking, improved flexibility and better security.
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 13c support for the Private Cloud Appliance Among the new and exciting features integrated into Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c, the Oracle Virtualization (VT) plug-in has been extended to support monitoring and management of the Oracle Private Cloud Appliance.
Patch Set Updates (PSUs) for Oracle Secure Global Desktop Oracle released an important set of Patch Set Updates (PSUs) for Secure Global Desktop (SGD) in parallel with Oracle's January 2016 Critical Patch Update (CPU). PSUs are maintenance patch roll-ups, and include strategic security and stability fixes for identified maintenance platforms.
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As Enterprises face the challenge of building their own internal Open Cloud Infrastructures which combine security, agility, and cost-effectiveness; key business and technology choices have to be made. Creating a strong and Open foundation is critical.
Performance Optimizations for Cloud Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) Oracle VM is designed to provide high performance "out of the box" without tuning and administrative effort. With optimization, customers can achieve better agility to meet demanding service level requirements.
Why choose Oracle for Your Private Cloud Infrastructure? IT organizations are moving to the cloud to gain many benefits such as faster innovation, the ability to win new customers and retain existing customers, the flexibility for IT to pursue projects with greater strategic value. How will you implement: Private cloud, On-premise or off-premise, Public cloud or Hybrid cloud?
Strategies for Building Open Cloud Enabled Infrastructure - How to create and agile private cloud infrastructure that can grow with your company
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TechCast Video about Xen and Oracle VM In this interview join the discussion about Oracle VM, the Xen Hypervisor, and working with the Open Source community.
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Oracle VM 3: Using Oracle Clusterware to Protect Oracle VM Manager This document describes the steps to set up a clustered environment by using Oracle
Clusterware to provide failover capabilities for Oracle VM Manager 3.3 and 3.4.
Optimizing Oracle VM Server for x86 Performance This paper addresses performance optimization goals and techniques. While Oracle virtualization products are engineered to “do the right thing” and give the best results with as little manual effort as possible, constraints on performance that still appear can be addressed by appropriate tuning and reconfiguration.
Oracle VM Templates - Automated Virtual Machine Provisioning Oracle VM Templates provide an innovative approach to deploying a fully configured software stack by offering pre-installed and pre-configured software images. Reducing ongoing maintenance costs helping organizations achieve faster time to market and lower cost of operations.
Oracle VM 3: 10GbE Network Performance Tuning This technical white paper explains how to tune Oracle VM Server for x86 to effectively use 10 Gigabit Ethernet networks.
Oracle VM 3: Architecture and Technical Overview This overview focuses on the Oracle VM Server for x86 and Oracle VM Manager.
Oracle VM 3: Server Pool Deployment Planning Considerations for Scalability and Availability This whitepaper discusses a number of considerations to be made when planning an Oracle VM 3 server virtualization and management deployment in order to obtain the best results with regards to reliability, performance and scalability, and high-availability.
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G2 Crowd, a platform for users to share business software reviews in real-time, published a report where VirtualBox is the leader among a broad list of the VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) products, ranked by customer satisfaction and market presence.
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Stay current with the latest news, technology, and strategy for Oracle’s virtualization solutions.
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ICA success story, ICA AB Saves 85% in Total Cost of Ownership with Private Cloud
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Acronis Backup Advanced for Oracle VM Acronis announces Acronis Backup Advanced for Oracle VM to protect your entire Oracle VM environment with efficient backups, flexible storage, and ultra-fast data recovery. Acronis also launched Sleepless Gold Backup Solution with backup capabilities for Oracle VM customers. Nlyte Announced Full Integration with Oracle VM Nlyte as a leading data center service management (DCSM) solution provider announced full integration with Oracle VM. Spirent TestCenter Virtual Uses Oracle VM for Cloud-Enabled Services
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Download Oracle Secure Global Desktop
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Server Virtualization Training
On Demand: Virtual Technology Summit in March and April
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Oracle Open World Registration Open June 27-30 | San Francisco Oracle OpenWorld Latin America June 28-30 | Sao Paulo, Brazil Find an event in a city near you.
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