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Upcoming joint announcement of Sun and Oracle

Sunday, September 13. 2009

There is an interesting invitation for an upcoming announcement at the Sun home page:

You're invited to see the World's first OLTP Database Machine with FlashFire technology

This event will happen Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 1 p.m. PT and will be held by Larry Ellision and John Fowler. There will be a webcast, too. You can register for the webcast here here. A similar announcement is on the Oracle website.

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, Sun/Oracle at 21:35 | Comments (7) | Trackbacks (0)

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Will be interesting what config they use.

#1 holzi on 2009-09-13 22:10 (Reply)

pulling numbers from thin air i'd guess:
4x T2+
128GB RAM
512 GB of those so-dim flash modules

But i will be wrong and it is a 4 socket rainbowfalls system for 500$/month lease.

#1.1 aehm on 2009-09-13 23:20 (Reply)

Finally professional mngt. is coming to Sun! Why did Sun not build something similiar with MySQL? A MySQL aplliance with Osol+ZFS+SSD+dtrace+x86/Tx+BUI?

#2 Dennis on 2009-09-14 09:35 (Reply)

Speculatiion:

8 Socket Nehalem-EX 1TB ram + 4x F5100 driven by 16x LSI SAS2.0 HBAs per node?

That would be porn.

#3 TS on 2009-09-14 20:18 (Reply)

well no f5100

http://www.sun.com/launch/2009-0915/index.jsp

just x4170 and x4275

I like the new Sun Oracle Label ( http://www.sun.com/images/k3/k3_05_qs_4170_detail.jpg )

#4 holzi on 2009-09-15 21:26 (Reply)

"Includes Oracle Enterprise Linux"

What did they think....

#4.1 Mika on 2009-09-15 21:28 (Reply)

Is Oracle 11g certified for Solaris x86?

But it is a good hint concerning the rumors at Sun's x86 hardware, because it wasn't mentioned in the famous ad.

#5 af on 2009-09-15 23:10 (Reply)

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