Recent Posts by Tanmay Dhuri

We have just released Version 1.4 for the oraclesolaris-contrib GitHub page. With this update, we are announcing new additions to the existing GitHub repository spanning demonstrations and an updated Jupyter notebook. Here is what we released: StatsStore_WebUI Custom_Statistics REST Solaris_Zones In order to stay updated with the future releases for oraclesolaris-contrib, don’t forget to click the Watch or Star option on GitHub.

We have just released Version 1.3 for the oraclesolaris-contrib GitHub page. With this update, we are announcing new additions to the existing GitHub repository with this release focussing on StatsStore Threshold alerts. Here is what we introduced: StatsStore Threshold Alerts The Oracle Solaris Fault Management feature provides an architecture for building resilient error handlers, structured error telemetry, automated diagnostic software, response agents, and structured...

We have just released Version 1.2 for the oraclesolaris-contrib GitHub page. With this update, we are announcing new additions to the existing GitHub repository spanning demonstrations, an updated Jupyter notebook, and blog supplements. Here is a list of everything new: Blog Supplements Database in Memory on SPARC Solaris IPS on Steroids REST Service Management Facility In order to stay updated with the future releases for oraclesolaris-contrib, don’t forget to click the Watch or...

The Oracle Systems Engineering Forum 2020: Oracle Servers for the EMEA time zone will be held on November 3rd,2020 at 13:00 CET. During these sessions,  we’ll talk about Oracle Solaris, SPARC, and x86 compute platforms for on-prem deployments, and how they are consistent, secure, and innovative. The demonstrations will use some of the examples featured on the recently released oraclesolaris-contrib GitHub page, so you can try them out yourself afterward. We would like...

The Systems Engineering Forum: Oracle Servers was held on the 29th of September 2020, where the Oracle engineering team provided updates regarding and Oracle Solaris and servers, including demos and Q&A with Oracle experts. A recording is available on Oracle Video Hub. Here are the 5 key takeaways from these sessions: 1. Oracle SPARC servers continue to be the best platform to run Oracle Database, Java, and enterprise apps in business-critical environments With...

The Oracle Solaris 11 Operating System (OS) is synonymous with three words: consistent, reliable, and secure. With Oracle Solaris OS being designed to deliver a consistent platform to run your enterprise applications, Oracle Solaris has become the most trusted solution for running both modern and legacy applications on the newest system hardware while providing the latest innovations. The Oracle Solaris platform combines the power of industry-standard security features,...

The Oracle Solaris 11 OS is the world’s best Enterprise Operating System, and thousands of users trust and depend on it for their business platforms. Oracle Solaris 11 gives you consistent compatibility, is simple to use, and is designed to always be secure. The latest release, Oracle Solaris 11.4, introduced a bulk of new features, including: Simplified analysis with new observability tools Additional features for compliance monitoring, reporting and security REST-based administ...