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SERVERS, STORAGE, AND SOLARIS PODCASTS

  • Tools To Help You Move From Oracle Solaris 10 To 11 (16 May 2012)
    In this episode of the "Oracle Solaris: In a Class By Itself" podcast series, our host Charlie Boyle discusses tools and procedure to help move from Solaris 10 to 11. He is joined by Isaac Rozenfeld, Principal Product Manager for Oracle Solaris, as well as Ethan Quach and Harold Shaw, both Principal Software Engineers in the Oracle Solaris organization. Hear about new technologies, such as the Automated Installer, and how the tool js2ai can help you get there from your existing deployment environment(s). In addition, learn about how to move from Solaris 10 to 11 with a new procedure called Live Install.
  • MySQL Thread Pool (27 Apr 2012)
    Mikael Ronstrom, senior MySQL Architect, explains us how the MySQL Thread Pool improves MySQL Scalability.
  • Server Consolidation with Oracle SPARC SuperCluster (27 Apr 2012)
    Join Rob Ludeman, Principal Product Manager at Oracle, as he explains why the Oracle SPARC SuperCluster provides an ideal platform for server consolidation.
  • VIDEO PODCAST: Server Consolidation with Oracle SPARC SuperCluster (27 Apr 2012)
    Join Rob Ludeman, Principal Product Manager at Oracle, as he explains why the Oracle SPARC SuperCluster provides an ideal platform for server consolidation.
  • Immutable Zones in Oracle Solaris 11 (23 Apr 2012)
    In this episode of the "Oracle Solaris: In a Class By Itself" podcast series, the focus (and guest) is a bit more technical: host Charlie Boyle, Senior Director of Solaris Product Marketing, interviews Darren Moffat, Senior Principal Software Engineer. Darren explains a new feature in Oracle Solaris 11: immutable zones. Those are read-only root zones for highly secure deployment scenarios.
  • The Cryptographic Framework in Oracle Solaris 11 (16 Apr 2012)
    In this episode of the "Oracle Solaris: In a Class By Itself" podcast series, the focus (and guest) is a bit more technical: host Charlie Boyle, Senior Director of Solaris Product Marketing, interviews Darren Moffat, Senior Principal Software Engineer. Darren explains the enhancements and new use cases of the Cryptographic Framework in Oracle Solaris 11.
  • VIDEO PODCAST: Oracle SPARC SuperCluster: An Overview (17 Apr 2012)
    Ganesh Ramamurthy, Vice President of Engineering, Jennifer Glore, SuperCluster Engineering Team Lead, and Gary Combs, Principal Product Manager, provide an overview of the unique technical and business advantages of Oracle SPARC SuperCluster.
  • Oracle SPARC SuperCluster: An Overview (17 Apr 2012)
    Ganesh Ramamurthy, Vice President of Engineering, Jennifer Glore, SuperCluster Engineering Team Lead, and Gary Combs, Principal Product Manager, provide an overview of the unique technical and business advantages of Oracle SPARC SuperCluster.
  • Oracle Solaris 11: Upgrade Your Skills (30 Jan 2012)
    Welcome! In this episode of the "Oracle Solaris: In a Class By Itself" podcast series, hosts Bill Nesheim, Chris Armes, Markus Flierl, and Charlie Boyle discuss the many different ways and possibilities to upgrade your skills for Solaris 11. Find out why and how system administrators and programers should get up to speed, as demand for Solaris skills is high. Brand new training and certification offerings are also available for that.
  • HW with John Abel, Storage with Luc Gheysens (12 Dec 2011)
    Steve Walker talks to John Abel, Chief Technology Architect, Oracle Server and Storage, EMEA about SPARC SuperCluster and T4. Gaye Hudson talks to Luc Gheysens, Senior Director, Storage Sales Specialist, EMEA about ZFS Storage and Pillar Axiom 600.
  • Oracle Solaris 11 (08 Nov 2011)
    Our usual hosts are joined by Markus Flierl, VP of Solaris Engineering, to discuss the release of Oracle Solaris 11. They explain why it is the best OS to run your cloud deployments, as well as why it is the best OS to run Oracle applications.
  • Oracle Solaris and Data Center Management (20 Oct 2011)
    In this episode, our usual hosts discuss how you can manage Oracle Solaris 11 with its built-in capabilities. They are joined by Steve Wilson, VP of Systems Management at Oracle, to discuss the latest release of Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center.
  • Oracle Solaris - Live from Oracle OpenWorld (11 Oct 2011)
    This episode of the "Oracle Solaris: In a Class By Itself" podcast series comes to you recorded live from Oracle OpenWorld 2011 in San Francisco. Listen to Charlie Boyle, Bill Nesheim, and Chris Armes while they walk around the show floor, capturing all the excitement of Solaris 11 news and announcements, and talking to several Solaris staff members about what they heard from customers on the demo floor.
  • Meet Oracle's SPARC T4 server family (26 Sep 2011)
    Learn how new SPARC T4 server line is delivering the biggest generational increase in performance in the history of the SPARC processor. Based on the new SPARC T4 processor, this new line of servers is delivering 5x performance improvements on key workloads while extending the high overall system throughput and optimized security of previous generation SPARC T-Series systems. Hear how existing SPARC and Oracle software customers can immediately accelerate and consolidate their applications using built-in, no cost virtualization and the guaranteed binary compatibility of the Oracle Solaris operating system.
  • Oracle SPARC SuperClusters - The New SPARC based Engineered Systems (26 Sep 2011)
    Oracle's SPARC SuperClusters are a new generation of optimized apps-to-disk engineered systems that offer the performance of Oracle Exadata and the management capabilities of the Oracle Exadata Elastic Cloud on the mission-critical SPARC platform running Oracle Solaris. Powered by the versatile new SPARC T4 processor, the new SPARC SuperCluster reaches unprecedented levels of responsiveness, scalability and availability and is an ideal platform for consolidating a broad range of enterprise applications.
  • SPARC T4 Processor Design and Benefits (26 Sep 2011)
    Hear Oracle Vice President Rick Hetherington explain how the unique design advantages of the newly announced SPARC T4 processor are delivering the biggest performance improvements of any generation in SPARC family history. Learn how the SPARC T4 processor's innovative design combined increases application performance, improves system reliability and simplifies datacenter deployment.
  • Modernized Installation Experience in Oracle Solaris (13 Sep 2011)
    During this episode of the "Oracle Solaris: In a Class By Itself" podcast series, our hosts Bill Nesheim, Chris Armes, and Charlie Boyle discuss new and modernized installation options for Oracle Solaris. For this, they are joined by Isaac Rozenfeld, Product Manager for Oracle Solaris. Hear about how these new technologies, which include Automated Installer, Boot Environments and the Distribution Constructor, were designed from the ground up to simplify administration and address customers' lifecycle needs. Co-engineered with other parts of Oracle Solaris, these innovations raise the bar and are exceptionally suited for large-scale cloud deployments of Oracle Solaris-based solutions.
  • Oracle Solaris Partner Update (03 Aug 2011)
    This podcast series of "Oracle Solaris: In a Class By Itself" reviews how Oracle is gearing up with programs and support for our Oracle Solaris partners. Our usual hosts are joined by Mary Hadinger, Senior Director, ISV Programs and Strategy, and Dan Powers, Director of Oracle Solaris ISV Engineering. Tune in to hear how the newly announced Oracle Exastack program will enable Oracle Solaris ISVs to expand their reach and capabilities with Oracle Solaris. And learn how our partners can leverage Oracle's ISV Engineering organization to assist in their Oracle Solaris certification efforts.
  • Oracle Solaris Developer Tools (28 Jul 2011)
    This episode of the "Oracle Solaris: In a Class By Itself' podcast series covers the topic of Oracle Solaris Developer tools. Our usual hosts are joined by Don Kretsch, Senior Director of Developer Tools Engineering. Hear about basic tools included in Oracle Solaris Studio, such as C, C++, and Fortran compilers, and more advanced analysis tools: the performance analyzer, a graphical tool for both, single-threaded and multi-threaded code; the thread analyzer; and a brand new tool called code analyzer, which can give you dynamic feedback on code that performs non-optimal memory access. And learn anything else about the upcoming Oracle Solaris Studio 12.3 release, which now will be very comprehensive and complete IDE.
  • Oracle Solaris Security Benefits (11 Jul 2011)
    Welcome back! In this episode of the "Oracle Solaris: In a Class By Itself" podcast series, our hosts Bill Nesheim, Chris Armes, and Charlie Boyle are joined by Alex Barclay, the Product Manager for Oracle Solaris Security.Together, they give you an insight on what it means that security has always been part of the DNA in Oracle Solaris, and the OS itself is developed within the Oracle Software Assurance process. With Oracle Solaris, you can protect data at rest (e.g. with the new ZFS on-disk encryption), or data in motion (e.g. with the built-in cryptographic framework), reduce insider risk with Role Based Access Control, as well as use Zones as a security isolation feature including its new delegated administration capabilities. In addition, together with process privileges, customers can add modern security policies to legacy applications without changing them, which offers enough granularity to meet their specific security requirements.
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