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Oracle VM Server for x86 goes beyond simple server consolidation to accelerate application development and simplify lifecycle management.
Unlike VMware, Oracle’s virtualization solutions know what is running inside the virtual machine and can provision and manage applications, middleware, and databases accordingly.
Unlike VMware, Oracle VM is free to download, use, and distribute, with affordable support fees.
Full-stack management lets you efficiently manage the hypervisor, physical server, and applications through one console.
Virtualize Oracle Applications seven to ten times faster than with VMware.
Oracle offers high availability solutions for the entire stack—not just the hypervisor.
Oracle VM Templates make it quick to deploy enterprise software, including CRM, ERP, clustering, and management. Oracle VM Reference Configurations accelerate deployment of complete virtual infrastructure.
Having a single engineering team for Linux and Oracle VM leads to better optimization between the hypervisor and Linux. Aggressive testing of Oracle improves functionality and performance.
Full-stack support means faster resolution of issues, with no finger pointing at multiple vendors.
Oracle VM is available for both x86 and SPARC architectures.
See how Oracle is helping Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, home to the world’s largest laser, increase the reliability and availability of its infrastructure, reduce server expenditures, and give time back to science.
Deploy complex Oracle Applications in a few hours rather than in weeks, while still allowing customization to suit the unique requirements of each deployment. Migrate a full application stack into a private cloud environment with Oracle VM Templates.
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Learn how to use Ksplice to patch your kernel, user space packages, and hypervisor without rebooting your server. Check out the enhanced security features offered by Oracle VM Server for x86 in a cloud infrastructure.