A saviour and friend for DBA- Oracle Linux
November 26, 2021

A saviour and friend for DBA- Oracle Linux

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
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Overall Satisfaction with Oracle Linux

We usually work in Oracle Linux. As [Oracle] DBA [experts] we recommend Oracle Linux to [customers] based on its flexibility and [ease] to [handling] Oracle Database on that platform. Performance of database is great on Oracle Linux in [comparison] with RHEL and AIX.

Pros

  • Easy to operate and install RPM[.]
  • Best performance.
  • Easy to use some administrative tools like Topas, Nmon , Sar utility.
  • Wide variety of [products] supported.

Cons

  • All RPM installation should be automated and no further human involvement.
  • Need more administrative tools in GUI.
  • ROI is very high in comparison with IBM and Solaris.
  • Support module is best via oracle Metalink.
  • Most of the blog and standard operating documents are free.
I selected because of - easy to use support - easily available documents and blogs - best return on investment - {the] best performance of enterprise [applications] like EBS, Oracle Database, fusion middleware, etc[.]
It's [the] best in industry support interface via MOS ( support.oracle.com). The support team is easily available [at] all timezone and easy to connect with them over call also.

Do you think Oracle Linux delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Oracle Linux's feature set?

Yes

Did Oracle Linux live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Oracle Linux go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Oracle Linux again?

Yes

Oracle Linux is best suited for Oracle database (all version) and Oracle e-business suite ( all release) in shared mode. Apart from that, all oracle product like golden gate, PeopleSoft, Oracle fusion middleware product, and even modern product like oracle fusion cloud is best suited in Linux.

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