Learn how to create whole-disk Oracle Linux 9 partitions greater than 2TB with GUID partition table format (GPT)| Ron Ekins' - Oracle Technology, DevOps and Kubernetes Blog
Introduction Following the recent announcement of the deprecation and desupport of the Oracle ASM Filer Driver (ASMFD), and the release of a new version of the Oracle ASMLib for Oracle Automatic Storage Management (ASM). It’s the perfect time to revisit ASMLib and write a blog on how to download, install, and configure the ASM library... Continue Reading → The post Installation and Configuration of the new Oracle ASMLib v3.1 on Oracle Linux 9 appeared first on Ron Ekins' - Oracle Technolo...| Ron Ekins' – Oracle Technology, DevOps and Kubernetes Blog
Learn how to deploy an Oracle Database 23ai (23.8.0.25) on your MacBook with Kubernetes using podman and minikube| Ron Ekins' - Oracle Technology, DevOps and Kubernetes Blog
I recently had the pleasure of delivering a presentation on Kubernetes and the Oracle Kubernetes Engine (OKE) to the All India Oracle User Group (AIOUG). A question which was raised by an attendee was ‘Can I learn Kubernetes without using the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) OKE or other Cloud service?‘ Well the answer is yes,... Continue Reading → The post Learn Kubernetes on your ARM MacBook with Podman and Minikube appeared first on Ron Ekins' - Oracle Technology, DevOps and Kuberne...| Ron Ekins' – Oracle Technology, DevOps and Kubernetes Blog
Learn how to run Oracle Database 23ai Free on ARM based MacBooks with Podman| Ron Ekins' - Oracle Technology, DevOps and Kubernetes Blog
A short video demonstrating the automation of multiple Oracle Databases refreshes using Workato, Slack, Ansible and Pure Storage snapshots.| Ron Ekins' - Oracle Technology, DevOps and Kubernetes Blog
What is a Lost Write ? A Lost Write, is as the name implies a database write which is lost, that is, the database writes a data block to the storage platform, receives an acknowledgment back from the storage but it was never actually persisted to disk or flash storage. There are a number of... Continue Reading → The post Oracle Database 19c Lost Write Protection – What’s New appeared first on Ron Ekins' - Oracle Technology, DevOps and Kubernetes Blog.| Ron Ekins' – Oracle Technology, DevOps and Kubernetes Blog
Learn how to determine Oracle database space usage and compare usage and data reduction reported by a Pure Storage FlashArray| Ron Ekins' - Oracle Technology, DevOps and Kubernetes Blog
Learn about storage space reclamation and Oracle ASM Filter Driver (ASMFD) on OL8 or OL9 and 5.15+UEK Kernels.| Ron Ekins' - Oracle Technology, DevOps and Kubernetes Blog
Learn how to reclaim space on all flash storage using the Oracle ASM Filter Driver (ASMFD) and Thin Provisioned attribute.| Ron Ekins' - Oracle Technology, DevOps and Kubernetes Blog
