- My Blog Posts Prove Oracle Doesn’t Support NFS!
- Don’t Bother Trying Large-Scale Storage Without Fibre Channel SAN Technology
- Oracle’s Latest Filesystem Offering: Btrfs
- Mount Options for Oracle over NFS. It’s All About the Port.
- Manly Men Only Deploy Oracle with Fibre Channel Storage - Part I. Oracle Over NFS is Weird.
- Manly Men Only Deploy Oracle with Fibre Channel - Part II. What’s So Simple and Inexpensive About NFS for Oracle?
- Manly Men Only Deploy Oracle with Fibre Channel - Part III. Did I Hear EMC Say NAS?
- Manly Men Only Deploy Oracle with Fibre Channel - Part IV. SANs are Simple, RAC is Difficult!
- Manly Men Only Deploy Oracle with Fibre Channel - Part V. What About Oracle9i on RHAS 2.1? Yippie!
- Manly Men Only Deploy Oracle with Fibre Channel - Part VI. Introducing Oracle11g Direct NFS!
- Manly Men Only Deploy Oracle with Fibre Channel - Part VII. A Very Helpful Step-by-step Install Guide for RAC on NFS.
- Manly Men Only Deploy Oracle With Fibre Channel - Part VIII. After All, Oracle Doesn’t Support Asynchronous I/O On NFS!
- SAN Admins: Please Give Me Maximum Capacity From as Few Spindles as Possible!
- Oracle Over NFS Performance is Glacial but it Isn’t File Serving
- SAN Array Cache and Filers Hate Sequential Writes
- Copying Files on Solaris. Slow or Fast, It’s Your Choice. Part I
- Copying Files on Solaris. Slow or Fast, It’s Your Choice. Part II
- Copying Files on Solaris. Slow or Fast, It’s Your Choice. Part III
- Standard File System Tools? We Don’t Need No Standard File System Tools!
- Testing Direct Versus Buffered UFS on Solaris 10 with Swingbench.
- Standard File Utilities with Direct I/O
- Oracle Direct I/O Brought to You By Deranged Monkeys
- Direct I/O Can Crash Dataguard. Tricky ORA-01031.
- DBWR with CIO on JFS2. Resource Starvation?
- What Performs Better, Direct I/O or Direct I/O? There is No Such Thing As a Stupid Question!
- NetApp OnTap GX-Specialized for Transaction Logging.
- Which Version Supports Oracle Over NFS? Oracle9i? Oracle10g? What about Oracle11g on Windows?
- Oracle 10.2.0.3 Patchset is Not Functional with Solaris SPARC 64-bit and Veritas Filesystem
- Analysis and Workaround for the Solaris 10.2.0.3 Patchset Problem on VxFS Files
- The 10.2.0.3 Patchset with VxFS Saga: An Example of Incorrectly Describing the Incorrectness
- The Decommissioning of the Oracle Storage Certification Program
- Yes Direct I/O Means Concurrent Writes. Oracle Doesn’t Need Write-Ordering.
- Oracle Database on CAS, NAS, FCP. Your Choice. Why Not Some of Each?
- Defaults with Oracle Managed Files. Some OMF Trivia Too!
- Yes Direct I/O Means Concurrent Writes. Oracle Doesn’t Need Write-Ordering.
- Gigabit Ethernet NFS is Not Sufficient for Oracle. Forget NAS, or Read On…
- Troubles with Oracle on NAS? Old Stuff Deployed?
- Censored: Are GFS, OCFS, ASM and PolyServe Functional? Who Would Know?
- Censored: ASM is “not really an optional extra” With BIGFILE Tablespaces
- Censored: Oracle Read Optimizations in 11g. Um, Like, Filesystem-Fast!
- Censored: NetApp’s OnTap GX for Oracle. Clustered Name Space.
- Censored: Commodity Computing with SANs and Automatic Storage Management
- Censored: Automatic Storage Management on VxVM. But Why?
- Censored: ASM Enables Record TPC Results. RAC Does Not Function Without It! + A Blog Correction
- Censored: SAN Madness-Don’t Let It Ruin Your Project. Maybe CBO Will Help?
- Censored: Oracle Enterprise Linux With ASM Delivers Record TPC Result.
- Censored: HP and Oracle Achieve Record TPC-H Result-Using Third Party Software
- Censored: Combining ASM and NAS-Got Proof?
- Censored: Introducing the “Unstructured Data Administrator”.
- Censored: An Open Source Cluster Filesystems Performance Study
- Censored: Oracle RAC on ZFS. A ZFS to ASM Comparison.
- Censored: Oracle over NFS. EMC and Network Appliance Truth Telling.
- Censored: EMC’s MPFSi for Oracle: Enjoy It While It Lasts, or Not.
- Censored: Oracle Espouses Tiered Storage. ASM Who?
- Censored: Isilon Leads in Clustered Storage-Without Support for Oracle
- Censored: Scalable NFS Powered By Open Source Cluster Filesystems
- Censored: Clustered Storage Advancing
