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nicolas.rolland_at_gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have at my workplace a 1 terabyte Oracle 9i database.
> It is currently running on a "big" solaris machine with 30Gb memory,
> and 20 processors.
>
>
> This setup is obviously not very flexible for testing purposes, and
> we'd like to virtualize this environment, maybe with vmware.
>
> Would anyone have any experience with that?
> What do you think are the minimum requirement for a 1 terabyte
> database?
>
>
> Thanks for your advices !
>
Running Oracle in a VM was recently discussed in this forum. Please follow this link to see what was previously written:
The minimum requirement for a 1TB database can vary widely. It depends on your data access patterns from the application and/or users.
Since you are running Solaris, have you looked into partitioning the OS? To me, that would be a better option than running a VM on the server.
HTH,
Brian
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