Oracle Sun Servers and Storage Podcast

Mercer Lead Database Administrator Kari Jacobs discusses why Mercer chose Oracle Database Appliance.

Hear about the SPARC T7 and M7 servers that use this revolutionary new processor,and how they improve security and accelerate database processing.

Hear how features such as built-in encryption,Silicon Secured Memory, and various Oracle Solaris capabilities help to secure mission-critical applications.

Hear about the features of the SPARC M7/T7 servers that make them ideal for business-critical applications that must have the highest levels of availabillty.

In this special episode of the "Oracle Solaris: In a Class By Itself" podcast series, comes to you recorded live from Oracle OpenWorld 2013 in San Francisco. Listen to Charlie Boyle, Chris Armes, Markus Flierl, and Bill Nesheim while they discuss all the excitement of Oracle Solaris 11 news and announcements.

The Fujitsu M10 server is an enterprise-class SPARC/Solaris server that scales from 1 to 64 processors. Tom Atwood describes the unique dynamic scaling features, virtualization features and mainframe-class high availability features that make the Fujitsu M10 an ideal server for mission-critical applications.

The SPARC M6-32, Oracle's Big Memory Machine,combines lots of memory, virtualization solutions and high availability features to create an ideal platform for running mission-critical applications. In this podcast Gary Combs will give a quick overview of the key features and benefits of the SPARC M6-32 server and how it can improve your datacenter.

Server and application consolidation is an important method for IT managers to improve server utilization, improve business flexibility and increase the return on IT assets. Tom Atwood will discuss why the SPARC M6-32 is an ideal platform for consolidating mission-critical applications.

In this audio podcast Allan Packer, SuperCluster Technical Lead, discusses the new Oracle SuperCluster M6-32. Allan explains how the Oracle SuperCluster M6-32 provides unprecedented performance and scalability and the ability to run entire databases and applications in memory.

Welcome! In these special teaser of the "Oracle Solaris: In a Class By Itself" podcast series, host Markus Flierl gives you a great preview of upcoming Oracle OpenWorld 2013 in San Francisco, Sep 22 to Sept 26. He highlights the content that is planned for Oracle Solaris and Oracle Systems, and explain why this is THE conference to attend.