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What is Oracle Linux?
Oracle Linux, which is application binary compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux, is free to download, use, and share. There is no license cost, no need for a contract, and no usage audits. 24/7 enterprise-grade support is available for business…
Perfect
Oracle Linux my way to go
Very happy to use Oracle Linux.
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ORACLE LINUX REVIEW 2022 -- A Performance Beast
Oracle Linux is Here and Its Here to STAY!!
Oracle Linux is one of the best.
Works as good as it was sold to us.
Replace Solaris Unix with Oracle Linux
I like Oracle Linux, the support, and I recommend it to my customers.
Edge of Oracle Linux
Very Good OS
Oracle Linux is obvious choice for Oracle DB
Ready to run databases in Oracle
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What is Oracle Linux?
Oracle Linux, which is application binary compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux, is free to download, use, and share. There is no license cost, no need for a contract, and no usage audits. 24/7 enterprise-grade support is available for business critical environments. A single support…
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Oracle Linux Features
- Supported: Zero-downtime automated patching for kernel, hypervisor, and critical user-space libraries
- Supported: Optimized–out of the box–for Oracle software
- Supported: A single support offering includes Linux, virtualization, management, HA, and cloud native computing tools
- Supported: Available on premises, in the cloud, and as Autonomous Linux
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Deployment Types | On-premise, Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
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Operating Systems | Linux |
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(1-25 of 34)Perfect
- Stable
- Reliable
- Fast
- Very user friendly and smooth to work with and many documents
- Handy
- User friendly
- Available documents
- The main data base of many banks are on it and running very wel
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- The limited knowledge base on the Oracle website sometimes could make it difficult for tshoot.
- The user's interface could be improved to attract more user's engagement.
- The Oracle Linux, needs to offer support to more packages.
ORACLE LINUX REVIEW 2022 -- A Performance Beast
- Oracle Linux helps run native databases on the same operating systems that they were developed on.
- Docker and Kubernetes support.
- Oracle Linux is so powerful that you can patch the vulnerabilities faster than 74% of the organizations.
- The support provided by oracle guys is one of the best.
- All the traditional Linux commands are supported.
- The limited knowledge base on the Oracle website sometimes makes it difficult for troubleshooting.
- Some bugs are observed while working with the GUI . That needs to be fixed urgently.
- There is a scope of improvement in kernel-level configuration.
- The license cost is little on the higher side.
Oracle Linux is Here and Its Here to STAY!!
- Cloud applications/docker and Kubernetes support is one of the best.
- Highly reliable and excellent performance.
- The similarity with the linux commands and Hierarchy makes it fairly easy to use.
- The user interface is good but needs to improve for user engagement.
- Now need to develop as a cross-functional product with compatibility with other OS like Windows and Mac. This is currently missing from the product.
- License cost is little on a higher side.
Oracle Linux is one of the best.
- High Performance.
- Good Support.
- Multiple Budget Options.
- Security.
- Providing more robust solutions.
- Clearing issues with the Disk Mounts.
Replace Solaris Unix with Oracle Linux
- Oracle Linux installation and setup is quick and easy with minimal downtime.
- Oracle Linux provides integrated suite of Linux optimized tools.
- Oracle Linux patching is automated and does not require rebooting.
- The learning curve for using Oracle Linux is much less than expected and zero time if you already know UNIX.
- Oracle Linux does not fully support the open source community.
- The Oracle Linux documentation for support is lacking and often non-existent.
- Oracle Linux needs to support more packages.
- Oracle Linux GUI compatibility needs improvement and expanding.
Advantages of Oracle Linux
- Shell Scripting
- System Administration
- Database Administration
- User management
- Slower than other Linux ( Say Linux mint, Ubuntu).
- Lack of technical support.
- Difficult to troubleshoot.
The power of Linux
- Client Registering
- Administration
- Patching
- Security auditing
- Configuration management
- Information sharing
- Knowledge base
- Custom support based on different domains.
- Scheduled deployment.
Perfect solutions
- Security
- Data
- Communication
- Browsing
- Storage
- Internet connection
- Remote support
Experience with Oracle Linux OS usage
- Mission critical
- High volume data processing
- ROBUST
- Reliable
- security
- GUI improvement
- other os compatibility
Authentic review based on popularity of the product in our country.
- Installing different softwares
- Service delivery
- Professional outlook
- Driver update must improve
Definitely not a disappointment
- Performance
- Latency
- Configuration
- User friendliness
- Documentation
- API
Oracle Database Administrator
- Host a variety of Databases like Oracle, MySQL, Postgres, etc.
- Host various Applications like PHP, Tomcat, Appache HTTP Server, Weblogic, etc.
- Operation System.
- I would like an easy way of installing packages through yum or rpm without stressing about which repository to find the package.
- Easy navigation through Graphical User Interface when needed.
- Easy Troubleshooting.
Low Cost High Return On Oracle Linux OS
- Support all features required for Splunk Implementation.
- Syslog-NG also supported.
- Crontab also working as per expectation.
- As such improvement has not been seen. But in GNOME, yes more graphical look and feels will be good to have.
Points noticed about OracleLinux
- Scalable
- Robust
- Efficient
- More updates.
- Support for different integrations.
- Focusing security holes.
Secure and Reliable Platform for Business Critical Workloads
- Security
- Reliability
- Performance
- Support
- Regular bug fixes.
- Regular critical patch updates.
- TigerVNC needs some fine tuning in Oracle Linux 8.4.
- AutoTuning of Kernal Parameters for Oracle Databases based on the available hardware resources.
- Embedded IPA Solutions to manage large number of Oracle Linux Systems.
- Simple commands for LUN management.
- Proactive SELinux policy violation message to administrator's mailbox.
Great one
- OS compatibility.
- User friendly commands.
- Libraries are great with ease installation for Oracle.
- Nothing I can say.
Reliable and Secure Product
- Very secure and safe to use.
- Performance is optimized.
- Administration and Installation is easy.
- User Interface requires some improvement.
- Feature upgrade requires time.
- Customer Service could be improved.
Oracle Linux Review
- Running Oracle RAC with shared storage, both servers can write.
- Very good administrative tasks easily applied.
- Commands are controlling every bit in text.
- More user interface management.
- Better documentation.
Oracle Linux Review
- I don't need to create Oracle user when using Oracle Linux.
- I don't need to create groups as well for installation of Oracle Database.
- It is easier to use for Oracle Database.
Review on Oracle Linux Product
- Security
- Scalable
- Robustness
- I guess GUI needs little more improvement.
- Plug and play options should be more user friendly.
- System monitoring should be also clubbed with GUI.
Oracle Linux Review
- Support
- Linux patching made easy with Ksplice.
- Oracle Cloud
- New feature development according to needs of customers.
- Subscription cost management.
- Ease of use for all level users.
- Create more awareness in people.
Review of Oracle Linux
- Support cost.
- Runs well on Oracle Database.
- Kernel Security.
- It only works with Oracle Products.
- Documentation
- Less community
Less known but an OS on par in performance.
- Since it's a free and open source software, it suits great even for small startups.
- Lots of stable features.
- Backed by prestigious corporation.
- Good support team.
- GUI could be enhanced to match the ease of Windows/Ubuntu.
- Technical learning curve for new users could be reduced with best tutorials.
- Since this has less users, support community pages from users are very less.
Oracle Linux Review
- Stability
- Support
- Performance
- Scalability
- It should reduce little licence cost.
- Should have more flexible to handle un-structure data.
- It should have flexibility for both horizontal and vertical scaling.
Still needs improvement required to handle unstructured data.