Oracle Grid Infrastructure: please help overcome the bad design of Grid OS integration
edited Feb 17, 2010 8:13AM in High Availability Data Guard, Sharding and Global Data Services (MOSC) 1 commentAnswered
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I can see that Oracle tries to keep a generic approach which is usable on all flavours of Unix for as much parts of the products as possible.
But please make use of sophisticated OS features if the OS offers them.
Your products will be easier to maintain, more stable and causing less headaches to administrators.
An example here is:
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The inittab based CRS, HAS, CSS design is error prone and causing headaches on modern operating systems like Solaris with SMF.
Why does Oracle not make supply a proper integration in Solaris SMF, like all other database vendors ? Even MySQL and PostgreSQL can do it
I can see that Oracle tries to keep a generic approach which is usable on all flavours of Unix for as much parts of the products as possible.
But please make use of sophisticated OS features if the OS offers them.
Your products will be easier to maintain, more stable and causing less headaches to administrators.
An example here is:
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The inittab based CRS, HAS, CSS design is error prone and causing headaches on modern operating systems like Solaris with SMF.
Why does Oracle not make supply a proper integration in Solaris SMF, like all other database vendors ? Even MySQL and PostgreSQL can do it
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