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Explaining Oracle’s VMware Support Statements

May 1, 2009 1 Comment

Occasionally you come across a blog posting which requires a more permanent awareness campaign behind it than posting a link to it on Twitter or FriendFeed.  (Funny how the only way to do that is to post a link to it on your blog…)

Check out Jeff Browning’s attempt to explain (from a “recovering lawyer’s” point of view) What the Oracle / VMware support statement really means…and why.

As virtualization continues to expand across the datacenter, Oracle applications are a high priority target for virtualization.  This topic comes up from all my customers and is something that I have been involved in discussing mulitple times with each one.  Jeff’s detailed analysis of Oracle’s support statement does a great job of blowing the chaff away.

Filed Under: Tech Industry, Virtualization, VMware Tagged With: Jeff Browning, Oracle, Support, VMware

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  1. John Troyer says

    May 1, 2009 at 2:17 pm

    Also see Chad Sakac’s take: http://virtualgeek.typepad.com/virtual_geek/2009/05/oracle-on-vmware-a-manifesto.html

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