Required to service billions of customers Amazon is using 9i RAC (9.2) on
Linux.
Amazon reduced overall technology expenses 25% moving to Linux.
Matt had lots of interesting things to say about Amazon, but he spent 1/3 of
the time raving about Linux. Like "The Linux Effect - Volume Up Costs
Down ". Linux had minimal scaling up to 4 servers.
Matt said they averaged 537 changes per day/year and unfortunately they all
didn 't work as well as in their lab. He said some got fixed and some got
backed out. "
Also a buddy running fastweb.com 9.2.0.4 with Red Hat said the same
thing about scaling.
Larry Wolfson
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On Behalf Of Paul Baumgartel
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Subject: Oracle on VMS?
I 'm soliciting backup for a recommendation NOT to migrate our
Oracle10g databases to a VMS cluster that our parent company is
installing in a new data center. I 'm thoroughly convinced that it 's
not the way to go (I 'm planning to use RAC on Linux), but the more
ammunition I have, the better. Do we have any VMS users who can
relate their experiences regarding release availability, technical
resources at Oracle, etc.? On the flip side, do we have anyone on the
list who has chosen VMS for a new Oracle deployment?
Thanks,
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