Linux
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Install the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure CLI on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
This is a short post on how to install/configure the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Command Line…
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Deploying I/O intensive workloads in the cloud: LVM RAID
I recently blogged about a potential pitfall when deploying the Oracle database on LVM (Logical Volume…
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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure: using the CLI to manipulate Network Security Groups
I frequently need to update security rules in one of my Network Security Groups (NSG). Rather…
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Linux BPFtrace: slightly more advanced use cases involving kprobes
If you look at some of the examples of how to use bpftrace – more specifically…
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Deploying I/O intensive workloads in the cloud: don’t fall for the LVM trap
I have been assessing the “best” storage option for Oracle databases deployed on Infrastructure as a…
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Do you know perf trace? It’s an almost perfect replacement for strace
Last night while I was working on my POUG 2021 presentation I looked up what’s new…
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Do I really have to set resource limits for Oracle in systemd unit files?
TL;DR: it is very much required to set resource limits in systemd unit files. If you’d…
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Installing perf on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
This is a very short post with instructions on how to install perf on Ubunutu 20.04…
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Using systemd to start an Oracle single instance database when booting
I don’t work with systemd frequently enough to remember its syntax and other intricacies so I…
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Geeking out on Linux: file descriptors and their open modes & flags
While preparing my talk for the upcoming POUG 2021 conference I wanted to know which flags…