Oracle Systems Engineering is hosting a webinar on Oracle Solaris and SPARC systems in the North America time zone on April 13th, 2021. Join us live at 9 am PT...
Oracle Systems Engineering is hosting a webinar on Oracle Solaris and SPARC systems in the North America time zone on April 13th, 2021. Join us live at 9 am PT ( 11 AM CT | 12 PM ET), after registering here. Oracle’s SPARC/Solaris systems are the fastest and most secure systems for database and Java enterprise applications, trusted by over 10,000 organizations worldwide. During this virtual event you will learn the vision and strategy of Oracle Solaris and SPARC servers,...
Oracle Systems Engineering is hosting a webinar on Oracle Solaris and SPARC systems in the North America time zone on April 13th, 2021. Join us live at 9 am PT ( 11 AM CT | 12 PM ET),...
If you're like me you like new info on how you can do things better, or on features of newly released product versions. So I try to keep up with blogs other...
If you're like me you like new info on how you can do things better, or on features of newly released product versions. So I try to keep up with blogs other folks write and new versions of related products that get released and there are a few things I'd like to share. Firstly, I'd like to highlight a series of blogs by Joerg Moellenkamp on his c0t0d0s0 blog on how to use Oracle Solaris 11.4 features. Lately he's been on fire! He has released a blog nearly every day and it...
If you're like me you like new info on how you can do things better, or on features of newly released product versions. So I try to keep up with blogs other folks write and new versions of...
I'm blogging about this now because I realise I didn't when Oracle Solaris 11.4 SRU27 came out. So it's a little bit late, but hopefully useful. Oracle Solaris...
I'm blogging about this now because I realise I didn't when Oracle Solaris 11.4 SRU27 came out. So it's a little bit late, but hopefully useful. Oracle Solaris 11.1 introduced the compliance(8) tool and framework. This is designed as a security audit capability, to keep your security auditor happy it generates reports against certain benchmarks. The two main security ones are the solaris recommended security benchmark, and the pci-dss one. When 11.4 was coming out we...
I'm blogging about this now because I realise I didn't when Oracle Solaris 11.4 SRU27 came out. So it's a little bit late, but hopefully useful. Oracle Solaris 11.1 introduced the compliance(8) tool...
Oracle Solaris 11.4 has recently been certified against the Common Criteria Operating Systems Protection Profile (v4.2.1) with the SSH extension package. Many...
Oracle Solaris 11.4 has recently been certified against the Common Criteria Operating Systems Protection Profile (v4.2.1) with the SSH extension package. Many thanks to the hard work of the Oracle SecEval team and our external evaluators for making this one of the smoothest evaluations we have done. Particularly in light of the current global pandemic, some things had to be done differently but they found a way to make it work. This is the latest security validation in a...
Oracle Solaris 11.4 has recently been certified against the Common Criteria Operating Systems Protection Profile (v4.2.1) with the SSH extension package. Many thanks to the hard work of the Oracle...
As you've seen in previous blogs we've been correcting the accidental deletion of older blogs that hold still useful knowledge. After bringing back blogs by...
As you've seen in previous blogs we've been correcting the accidental deletion of older blogs that hold still useful knowledge. After bringing back blogs by James McPherson and Darryl Gove, we're now bringing back a set of blogs by one of our long time security engineers Glenn Faden. These posts he wrote under the handle Trusted Blogger cover various aspects of Oracle Solaris in the security space and how to use and configure its often unique features. Some of the older...
As you've seen in previous blogs we've been correcting the accidental deletion of older blogs that hold still useful knowledge. After bringing back blogs by James McPherson and Darryl Gove, we're now...
When migrating/evacuating a zone for the first time, the zone configuration from the source host is copied over to the target host and is never overwritten...
When migrating/evacuating a zone for the first time, the zone configuration from the source host is copied over to the target host and is never overwritten there after that. That is by design to allow for tailoring the remote configuration to fit the target HW which might be different from the source host HW. For example, your target might be CPU constrained so the zone configuration there needs the pool resource. For that reason, we chose to never overwrite an existing...
When migrating/evacuating a zone for the first time, the zone configuration from the source host is copied over to the target host and is never overwritten there after that. That is by design to allow...
We have just released Version 1.5 for the oraclesolaris-contrib GitHub page. With this update, we are introducing the following: Zone Statistics Sheet...
We have just released Version 1.5 for the oraclesolaris-contrib GitHub page. With this update, we are introducing the following: Zone Statistics Sheet Zone Overview Zone State History (installed/running) CPU Resource Utilization Per Zone Virtual Memory Utilization Per Zone Zone Network Stats Network Link Statistics Per Zone Zone Filesystems File Systems Usage Per Zone In order to stay updated with the future releases for oraclesolaris-contrib, don’t forget to click the Watch...
We have just released Version 1.5 for the oraclesolaris-contrib GitHub page. With this update, we are introducing the following: Zone Statistics Sheet Zone Overview Zone State History...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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 to...
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...
