(Frits Hoogland) One of the continuing issues that I see is accountability (who did what on what server) on Linux or other operating systems that are using ssh.

(Lucas Jellema) In a number of recent articles, I have described how to provision an instance of Oracle Data Warehouse Cloud in Oracle Cloud’s Always Free tier. I have also described how to connect both SQL Developer and Data Visualization Desktop to this ADW instance. In this article, we take this

(Kellyn Pot’Vin-Gorman) I’ve been very busy allocating 60% of my time towards Oracle on Azure migrations. The biggest challenge right now isn’t getting Oracle on Azure, but keeping my percentage of time allocated to only 60%.

(Lucas Jellema) Oracle Cloud now offers the Always Free Tier that comes with an always free Autonomous Data Warehouse (up to 20 GB data storage) as well as an free Autonomous Database for Transaction Processing. In an earlier article, I described how to provision your own Free Autonomous Data Wareho

(Frits Hoogland) With the Oracle database version 18.6 patched to 18.7 on linux, the following things have changed:

(Dirk Nachbar) Since around 6 weeks the last Oracle WebLogic Server 12.2.1.4.0 Release is available and I got some spare time to read the necessary documentations.

(savvinov) In my last post, where I analyzed the problems caused by memory fragmentation on a Linux server, I said very little about memory fragmentation itself. I wanted to tell a story, so I had to dial down the technical stuff.

(Jeffrey Kemp) An application I maintain needed a checklist feature added. I wanted to show a “Yes / No” switch for a list of checklist items.

(Martin Bach) Occasionally I have to reboot my Vagrant boxes after kernel updates have been installed as part of an Ansible playbook during the “vagrant up” command execution.

(Kim Negaard) In today’s post, we’re reviewing how we’ve integrated Google Cloud Search with Oracle WebCenter. As a long-time Google and Oracle partner, these integrations are one of our specialties.