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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> Re: Re: SUN vs. HP
C.S.Venkata Subramanian" scribbled with glittering crayon :
> I have been working with Oracle under HP, I find HP
>server with high fault toulerence and reliable. If we
>tune the OS and DB then we can get
>maximum performance.
I can vouch for that . I have been working with HP for
more than 5 years and I find it very reliable and
efficient OS .
>One word of caution is that, if u use Mc
>Servicegaurd then u shud go for OPS. Which works for
>only on RAW partitions. Administration will not be a
>easy job.
Not necessarily . You can use it for single instance
more easily . MCSG is just a set of shell scripts
allowing you to escape from hardware failure of
MACHINES...not the storage unit . The conf. is 2
machines configured to recognize same mount points
from the storage unit . So setup should be done
carefully like the ORACLE user id and Group id's
should be same on both machines .
>Instead go for AutoRAID box which HP has got. It
>converts itself bet RAID5 and RAID1/0.
CAREFULL...!! This depends . Decision of using
AUTORAID should be taken after carefull thought . The
AR is a "BlackBox" ...literally . HP refuses to
divulge any info on that . But this much is known from
experience : AR starts off with RAID1 and as you put
more data into it at one point when AR decides to go
for RAID5 , all the applications will run into
stonewall because AR is busy converting itself into
RAID5 and will not process any IO requests..!!!
RS
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