Virtualizing Database Workloads in the Real World – Intel Chip Chat – Episode 173

February 17th, 2012 | Connected Social Media Syndication

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In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: In this archive from Oracle OpenWorld, Dan Young from Indiana University talks about virtualizing the university’s Oracle database applications on Intel platforms to improve performance, address reliability and availability concerns, and lower cost.

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Tags: Allyson Klein, availability, Chip Chat, Dan Young, data center, database, Disaster Recovery, Indiana University, Intel, legacy server, Oracle, Oracle OpenWorld, podcast, proprietary system, reliability, server, virtualization, workload

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