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#OOW2013: Jump into the Cloud...
By Eric Bezille-Oracle on sept. 25, 2013
Today we went into the Cloud, with 3 major announcements delivered by Thomas Kurian: a full Database as a Service, a full Java as a Service and a full Infrastructure as a Service in Oracle Cloud, guaranteed, backup and operated by Oracle, depending on different level of services.
Database as a Service
You will be able to provision inside Oracle Cloud a full Oracle Database (12c or 11g) either in single node or in highly available RAC cluster. This Database will be accessible in full SQL*NET, with Root access. This service will be offer in 3 different models :
Basic Service: pre-configured, automatically installed Database Software, managed by you through Enterprise Manager Express.
Managed Service: Oracle Databases managed by Oracle, including :
- Quarterly Patching and Upgrades with SLA
- Automated Backup and Point-in-Time Recovery
- Elastic Compute and Storage
Maximum Availability Service: Oracle manages an highly available Database, including:
- Real Application Cluster (RAC)
- Data Guard for Maximum Availability
- More flexible upgrade schedule
Of course you will be able to move your Data or even you entire Database between your Enterprise Datacenter and Oracle Cloud by leveraging regular tools like SQL loader or Data Pump for example.
Java as a Service
In the same model as the Database as a Service, you will be able to deploy dedicated Weblogic cluster(s) on our Compute Service. Full WLST, JMX and Root access will be provided as well. The 3 different models of services will be the following:
Basic Service: pre-configured, automatically installed weblogic software, with a single node Weblogic Suite (12c or 11g), managed by you using Enterprise Manager.
Managed Service: Oracle manages one or more Weblogic domains in the same way as the Database as a Service's Managed Service.
Maximum Availability Service: Oracle Manage an Highly Available environment, with the following characteristics :
- Weblogic cluster integrated with RAC
- Automated Disaster Recovery and Failover
- More flexible upgrade schedules
- Additional staging environment
So now let's have a quick look at the constituents of our Infrastructure as a Service layer.
Infrastructure as a Service
Compute Service: will provide an elastic compute capacity in Oracle Cloud, based on 3 different type of requirements : Standard, Compute Intensive or Memory Intensive. The management will be based on REST API, and providing as well Root VM access. This Compute Service will provide network isolation and elastic IP addresses. And of course, it will be highly available.
Storage Service: will store and manage digital content. The management will be through Java and REST API (OpenStack Swift). It has been designed for performance, scalability and availability.
All those new or enhanced services, are complementing all the Oracle Software as a Services already existing and adopted with success by many of our customers, like was shown in many testimonies during Thomas Key Notes. This provides a Platform for our partners who are leveraging our technologies to build their own services in Oracle Cloud. That's why we also created an Oracle Cloud Market Place, enabling the delivery of our partners applications, as well as their combination/integration tailor to your specific needs directly in Oracle Cloud.
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OAKLAND -- In his last scheduled visit here as Major League Baseball commissioner, Bud Selig lamented Tuesday that the A's quest for a new stadium will remain an unfinished item on his to-do list.
"Do I wish it would have been solved? Of course I do. I wish it had. And I understand people's frustration," Selig said. "But is there anything I could have done differently? I don't think so.
"I'm toughest on myself, and I would say, 'I wish I could have done this or that.' But I can't say that here, because it really wouldn't be honest."
Selig, 80, will retire in January after a 22-year tenure that ranks second in baseball history to Kenesaw Mountain Landis (24 years).
He noted that 22 ballparks were built under his watch but leaves with Tampa and Oakland still waiting for the kind of modern facility that has helped the game enjoy unprecedented economic success elsewhere.
"Yeah, I'd like to be perfect. I don't mind telling you that I'm a perfectionist at heart," Selig said. "Listen, one of the reasons for the resurgence of this sport is the building of new stadiums. There's no question about that.
"(But) this was complicated. I know people don't understand that, but it is. If it were easy, and if it were easy in Tampa, then I would have been 24 for 24. I had hopes in both places."
The A's have struggled for attendance at O.Co Coliseum, which the team shares with football's Raiders. San Jose has offered land for a ballpark, but the Giants have prevented the move by arguing that they hold the territorial rights in that region, a matter that has wound up in court.
The impasse looks much as it did in spring of 2009 when Selig first appointed a committee to analyze the A's hopes of securing a new stadium. As Selig said then: "The A's cannot and will not continue indefinitely in their current situation."
Five years later, and with just a few months left in office, Selig said that the current litigation puts "everything on hold, and that's just a fact of life."
In the meantime, the A's and Oakland officials agreed to a lease extension that could keep the team at O.co Coliseum through 2024.
The agreement gives the A's a measure of stability as they remain blocked by Major League Baseball from moving to San Jose. And it offers a window for Oakland officials to make their case to owner Lew Wolff that he should build a ballpark at the Coliseum site.
"This team needs a new ballpark," Selig said. "(The Coliseum) reminds me of County Stadium in its final days, and of Shea Stadium. And that's not a compliment."
Last week, owners voted Rob Manfred, 55, to be Selig's successor. Selig's longtime deputy will officially take over Jan. 25 and is expected to receive a three-year contract.
Selig hopes that the Manfred's experience working on the Oakland issue all these years will eventually lead to a resolution.
"He's been intimately involved," Selig said. "That's the good thing I think: Rob has been very involved in the lease extension and everything else. So at least the transition is good and constructive and will facilitate that."
A's manager Bob Melvin is a Selig fan. The two go back a long way -- Melvin's great aunt, Estie Epstein, used to play bridge with the parents of Selig's wife. That connection later helped Melvin get his post-playing career start.
"So I've known him for quite awhile and admired what he's done. Baseball's better for his service," Melvin said.
The manager credited Selig's major changes -- such as interleague play, revenue sharing and instant replay -- for creating a harmonious state of the game.
"For an old-school guy, he's really had an eye on some of the new-school things," Melvin said. "It's been an incredible run, and he's been a great commissioner."
Staff writer Carl Steward contributed to this report. Follow Daniel Brown on Twitter at twitter.com/mercbrownie.


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iStat menus
iStat menus lets you monitor your system right from the menubar. Included are 8 menu extras that let you monitor every aspect of your system.
Take a look at some of the features.
- CPU - Monitor cpu usage. 7 display modes, multiple core support.
- Memory - Monitor memory usage. 4 display modes, page ins/outs and swap usage display.
- Disks - Monitor disk usage and activity. 6 display modes, ability to hide disks you dont want to see.
- Network - Monitor current and total bandwidth, peak bandwidth, ip addresses . Ability to hide disks you dont want to see.
- Temps - Monitor the temperature of your mac. 2 display modes, ability to hide sensors you dont want to see.
- Fans - Monitor the fan speeds in your mac. 2 display modes, ability to hide sensors you dont want to see.
- Bluetooth - Control bluetooth status plus monitor the battery level of your Apple wireless keyboard or mouse.
- Date & Time - Date + time in your menubar. World clock display lets you see the time in multiple locations around the world.
Required OS: 10.6
Tags: pane , preference , monitoring , system , istat , extra , menu
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Does anybody know where to download the 1.3 version for Mac OS 10.4 please?
I purchased iStateMenus and I really like it.
@drfrogsplat - Thank you, I did not see this in the pane, but I had since figured it out on my own. At least in my case, I did not have write permissions for the directory /Library/Application Support/iStat local/ - I had to grant myself such permissions from the Get Info window (well, I didn't have to do it from there, but given the circumstances at the time, that was how I did it). I still don't think that's a particularly graceful means of handling it.
brh, when it next asks you to upgrade to 3.0, there are instructions in the information about 3.0 that tell you how to fix that problem
supposedly you just delete:
/Library/Application Support/iStat local/iStat menus Updater.app
(might be in your own ~/Library/... if its not at /Library/...)
I love this app and have used it for some time. However, going from free to $16 is too large a jump and frankly, too much for how I've used it. Sadly, I'll probably look elsewhere.
So, I don't care that they want to start charging for iStat Menus 3. That's cool!
What I am irritated about is that iStat Menus 2 won't quit bugging me to buy iStat Menus 3! I don't need the features of 3, I'm perfectly happy with 2 for now. Clicking 'Skip This Version' on the update reminder doesn't work - the reminder just keeps coming back anyway⦠To that end I'd call it more of a nag screen than anything, now⦠I don't know, it's a great program, and I might even pay the $10, but I'm pretty annoyed by that behaviorâ¦
As said by el_cravito, and as reported to iUseThis, version 3.0 is not a freeware anymore. It is now a $10 shareware.
Version 3.0 is not freeware anymore. The price now is $10.
2.0 absolutely rocks. Thanks for the patch!
> some of the items have access to system items like the activity monitor or the network preferences
NB: this is for 10.5 only.
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Developer: Thomas Wiesehöfer |
App Owner: indiekiduk
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is there anyway you can release a version that works with PathFinder as well?
This is a lot easier to configure than ">cd toâ¦", includes a nice contextual menu plugin and I also found it to be a lot more reliable than ">cd toâ¦", e.g. ">cd to..." doesn't work with my shell.
by chtito, 9 years and 184 days ago (score: 1)
`>cdto` seems better to me
Quite a handy little app! :)
That's a nice feature Windows' cmd had for quite a few years. About time it made it into Terminal, too. Thanks a lot :)


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Type of Physician: Oncologist
What is a Oncologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; the oncologist specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of all types of cancer and other benign and malignant tumors. These subspecialists decide on and administer chemotherapy as well as consult with surgeons and radiotherapists on other treatment for cancer.
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Taking the White House requires a team, and America had never seen anything like the husband-and-wife team of Bill and Hillary Clinton.
Historian William H. Chafe, a pioneer in the study of American politics through the personal lives of politicians, reveals the core complexity of the Clintons as individuals, as a couple, and as national figures.
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Oracle Secure Java Coding Guidelines Self-study
By Cindo-Oracle on Mar 01, 2013
We have recently published a self-study that covers the Secure Java Coding Guidelines. The self-study is 89 minutes long and includes an overview of Java Security, a discussion of software vulnerabilities, and refers to the Secure Coding Guidelines for the Java Programming Language document. In addition, we describe some recommendations for secure JNI coding. Along the way, you can test your knowledge with word games, quizzes, and tic tac toe games. The self-study is in the Oracle Learning Library. We welcome your feedback.


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VAIL, Colorado - One of these years, the town of Vail won't spend quite so much public money on special events. Next year isn't that year.
During a lengthy hearing to give final approval to the town's 2013 budget, town officials spent a good deal of time talking about ways to draw more people to town. Since event promotion efforts started growing about five years ago, town spending on those events has grown more than 40 percent. Spending has grown another 30 percent on tourism marketing efforts.
That spending has come back to the town in the form of growing sales tax collections during the national economic slump.
That spending will continue in 2013, with an eye toward drawing even more events to town. The Vail Commission on Special Events may spend as much as $100,000 in 2013 on a Memorial Day event. But Commission on Special Events chairwoman Jenn Bruno said that group won't spend any money if it can't find the right event.
Town officials also are looking for events to draw people for Thanksgiving weekend.
The drive for events led council member Margaret Rogers to ask for another $240,000 in event spending next year, including money for the Commission on Special Events and the Vail Jazz Festival.
Rogers' request also included money for Red Sandstone Elementary School, which school representatives say isn't being funded at the same levels as the Eagle County School District's other elementary schools.
Council member Greg Moffet said putting town money toward the elementary school is a slippery slope.
"I think as soon as we start down this road, the school board's going to say (to Red Sandstone), 'You've got a rich uncle,'" Moffet said. "I think that will hurt you way worse than any money we could give you."
Council member Susie Tjossem disagreed.
"Red Sandstone is the only public school in town," Tjossem said. "For whatever reason, they don't qualify for all the other aid the other schools get."
Moffet said the future of Red Sandstone needs to be discussed, but the final budget hearing of the year wasn't the right place to do it.
In the end, the council agreed to provide about $200,000 to $160,000 for special events and $20,000 each for the Vail Jazz Festival and Red Sandstone.
While council members were talking about events, they agreed to provide $400,000 in funding for the Burton U.S. Open Snowboard Championships, which will come to Vail for the first time Feb. 27 to March 3.
James Deighan, of Highline Sports and Entertainment, is helping to bring the championships to Vail. He said it's already shaping up to become one of the town's biggest events.
Deighan said the event has already resulted in about 3,500 room reservations. Worldwide broadcasting will put the event on TV for more than 200 hours during the championships.
"It puts Vail on a new level," Deighan said.
To pay for the added spending, the town will change the way it splits its sales tax collections between capital spending and the general fund. Less money will go into the capital fund next year.
Other money will come from the town's general fund reserves.
Council member Kerry Donovan agreed with the spending, but had reservations about the future.
"I'm anxious about taking money out of reserves," Donovan said. "It might be time now to have a policy discussion (about event funding). This is just not sustainable."