[pca] Solaris 10 Patches Now On Monthly Release Cadence

İhsan Doğan ihsan at dogan.ch
Mon Oct 21 22:00:46 CEST 2013


Am 17.10.2013 15:27, schrieb Dennis Clarke:

>> I'm starting to think we may have completely missed the point.  I
>> think perhaps the situation is just the opposite - Oracle Solaris is
>> overly dependent on the customer.
> 
> I feel that most customer sites out there are not adopting Solaris 10 or
> Solaris 11 as a new solution. I have only seen Solaris servers running
> because the CTO has not yet figured out a way to get rid of them. Every
> other case i just msaintenance and monitoring while someone in the
> IT department finds a way to migrate over to Red Hat Enterprise Linux
> or SUSE Linux. 

Unfortunately, this is the reality today. Most Solaris customers are
running Solaris not because their want it, it's because they can't move
to a different platform.

Oracle's strategy isn't clear to me. They keep telling me how great they
are compared to IBM and why I should buy Oracle instead of IBM.

But, my management has decided that HP and Red Hat is the company
standard. In fact, out there the competitor is HP and Red Hat, not IBM.

To my question, why I should buy Oracle and not HP/Red Hat, I've never
got an answer from Oracle.

Sad but true: Solaris is going to be the next AIX and z/OS.




Ihsan

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