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About at the transition between oracle 11 and 12, wmvare was quickly becoming the next big thing, and oracle licensing was causing concerns I don't precisely re

About at the transition between oracle 11 and 12, wmvare was quickly becoming the next big thing, and oracle licensing was causing concerns I don't precisely recall with virtual deployments. In conjunction with orm reaching good maturity and postgres starting to catch up with benchmark it was the perfect storm.

chasil 3y ago
In a license audit, Oracle will charge you a full CPU license (currently $47,500/core for Enterprise) for every CPU in your VMware cluster, regardless if the database is running on it or not. https://blogs.vmware.com/apps/2017/06/oracle-vmware-vsphere-vsan-preparing-oracle-audit.html https://blogs.vmware.com/apps/2017/06/oracle-vmware-vsphere-...