To start, you need to install the Oracle client software with at least the development libraries. Installation of the Oracle client software is outside the scope of this article, but a plethora of ...

When installing Oracle on Linux, and not using the silent install file, you need to be able to launch X11 sessions from the server to an X11 client (your desktop).Typically the Linux server is a ...

This installation option is fully tested on Oracle Linux 7 and includes additional tools (such as kubeadm-setup.sh) developed at Oracle to ease configuration and deployment of a Kubernetes cluster.

Well, that plus changing /etc/redhat-release to a string the Oracle installer likes.<BR><BR>Installing Oracle on Debian/Ubuntu seems to be a little messy because the Oracle installer expects RHEL ...

What are we to make of Oracle announcing support for an open stack of cloud foundation software for its distribution of Linux and Xen? Are we seeing a culture clash?