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April 10, 2006
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Novell
and Oracle announced availability of a new Accelerator service designed to
help customers streamline the deployment of a Grid-ready infrastructure
for the data center, featuring Oracle Database 10g, Oracle Real
Application Clusters, Oracle Application Server 10g and Oracle
Enterprise Manager 10g for customers running on SUSE Linux
Enterprise Server from Novell. The solution takes advantage of Oracle
Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control (Oracle Grid Control) and the
Automated Storage Management feature of Oracle Database 10g to provide
a complete, customer-ready management solution for monitoring and
managing grid applications and infrastructure software and storage.
This new Accelerator is a service engagement wherein skilled
personnel from Oracle will work with Novell, HP and Egenera to expedite
implementation and deployment of Oracle's Grid computing infrastructure
software onto SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. Already field-proven with
existing joint customers, this accelerator helps minimize risk while
speeding time-to-market for enterprise grid-based applications. The new
Accelerator is offered with flexible optional pricing designed to fit
into customer budget and deployment requirements.
"Oracle and Novell share a common vision of providing a low-cost,
high-performance computing platform for world-class enterprise data
centers," said Dave O'Neill, group vice president of Oracle's Technology
Business Unit. "In combination with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server from
Novell, we provide our customers with Grid infrastructure including
Oracle Database 10g, Oracle Real Application Clusters, Oracle
Application Server 10g, and Oracle Grid Control to support the demands
of a modern business."