Tales from the Datacenter v2.0
Transforming Business with Oracle technologies
It’s time to start using iSCSI, and I happen to have a QNAP array. Personally, I like the QNAP arrays, as they are easy to use, generally reliable and a good value to a SMB or home lab. iSCSI (Internet Continue reading Creating an iSCSI Target on a QNAP Array
Ever wonder how your ISP is really doing, with the quality of their services? Wouldn’t it be fun to be able to track critical metrics, like bandwidth availability and network latency? While we all think about how fast my internet Continue reading Monitoring Internet performance with a Raspberry PI #PiDay2023
I’m a huge fan of VNC. It’s a great way to get X access to a server, without having to install X on your PC. VNC aka Virtual Network Computer, also has an advantage that the X session is running Continue reading Setting up vnc server on Oracle Linux 8+ on ARM and X86
I did this video for work, but it is a good review on some of the advantages of OCI, and I think it’s worth the few minutes to watch.
One of the abilities you get with the Oracle management Cloud, is the ability to explore all of the data points across all of the offerings. This allows you to use the data from multiple sources to not only analysis Continue reading Oracle Management Cloud: Data Explorer
Recently I was building a new Oracle Linux yum repository for a project, and had to kick off a uln-yum-mirror. This process is the key to making a local copy of an Oracle yum repository, enabling local hosts to use Continue reading How much bandwidth is my Linux system using, and other network info.