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OLVM: Upgrade from 4.4 to 4.5
Introduction VMware vSphere has long held the crown as the leading on-premises server virtualization solution across businesses of all sizes. Its dominance stems from being the..
Troubleshooting Oracle Database Environments: Navigating Through inventory.xml Corruption Issues
Encountering errors can often lead us down a rabbit hole of troubleshooting and investigative work. Recently, a scenario encountered highlighted the critical importance of..
OCI, Terraform & IaC: Creating Compartments for CIS Foundation Architecture
In this third blog post series, we will be creating four main compartments
Firewall for Outgoing Layer7 Web Traffic on OCI
The default firewall features in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) are provided using Security Lists(SL) and Network Security Groups(NSG). These work on the Layer3 level that is..
OCI, Terraform & IaC: Creating a Compartment
In my previous post, I talked about the setup of Terraform and a primer on what it is. In this blog post, I will create a simple resource in OCI.
How to Import Custom Visualization in Oracle Analytics Cloud to See Images
In this blog, I will show you how to download and import the Image Gallery Plugin into OCI Oracle Analytics Cloud. using this plugin we can see Images in OAC.
MySQL: Creating a MySQL Configuration on OCI
Overview: A MySQL configuration is a collection of variables that define the operation of a MySQL DB system. It is analogous to the my.ini or my.cnf files that you use in..
Oracle 23ai: INTERVAL Data Type Aggregations
Overview: Oracle 23ai introduces the use of SUM and AVG functions with INTERVAL datatype This enhancement makes it easier to calculate totals and averages over INTERVAL values In..
Configure Nagios to Monitor Remote Windows Host
To configure Nagios to monitor a remote Windows host, you’ll need to set up NSClient++ on the Windows Machine.
Configure Nagios to monitor Remote Linux Host
To monitor a remote Oracle Linux host using Nagios, we’ll need to install Nagios Plugins and NRPE (Nagios Remote Plugin Executor) on the remote host.
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