RE: two databases in a server

Some people call this consolidation. With IBM's help I tested 60 10g databases in a 14 node cluster (12 with 5 instances per and 2 servers for hot standby). There were some lessons learned. I think it is all about tools. If 60 databases can fit in 12 servers, I should think that would be better than 60 servers.

Might be of interest.

http://www.polyserve.com/pdf/VMDB_BC.pdf

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>>>Hi List,
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>>>What is the best practice for installing two 9i instance in
>>>a Solaris 10 environment?
>>>No zones or containers. Any white paper or website on this?
>>>
>>>Also, where do I get the evaluation software (9i Enterprise
>>>Edition) - we are planning on Data Guard.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>Roger
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