From: arne@vajhoej.dk

On 12/2/2024 4:41 PM, Robert B. Carleton wrote:
> Simon Clubley  writes:
>> On 2024-11-27, Arne Vajhøj  wrote:
>>> Most interesting that they insist on Oracle Linux KVM
>>> as VM!!
>>
>> I've been looking at Oracle Linux. They are certainly very up to date
>> with their patches (at least so far) and there are arguments for using
>> Oracle Linux instead of one of the other rebuilds (Alma, Rocky) given
>> the size of the massive organisation behind it and the fact, as per
>> above, they are recommending it for use by some of their customers.
>
> I'd been kind of wondering about the Oracle/VSI relationship. My guess
> is Oracle Cloud might be one of the most obvious places for Oracle Rdb
> users to land eventually.


There is a strong price incentive for that.

If I have understood Oracle licensing correct then:

on-prem Oracle Linux KVM - you pay for the cores in the VM
Oracle cloud - you pay for the cores in the VM
on-prem all other OS and VM - you pay for the cores in the physical box
all other cloud vendors - you pay for the cores in the physical box

Arne

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