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If I recall correctly, Oracle licencing would actually require to pay for all the 288 cores on the host even if just a subset of the VMs in that virtualization
by PeterisP 5y ago
If I recall correctly, Oracle licencing would actually require to pay for all the 288 cores on the host even if just a subset of the VMs in that virtualization run Oracle.
- sllabres 5y agoTrue for all x86 virtualization i know of. But not true for IBM Power LPARs where only the entitled CPU resources have to be licensed and can even be shared between LPAR (Power Enterprise Pool). I don't know for sure but would therefore assume that it's the same for the IBM mainframe platform.