Duke's Corner

Cows in the cloud? The panel of experts explains, and discusses importance of standards.

A panel of Oracle's top cloud experts offers an overview of the various flavors of cloud computing.

The community panel closes out the discussion with a conversation about some of the security concerns that can leave some organizations wary of cloud adoption.

Cloud computing may be a new take on not-so-new concepts, but getting it right still requires an architectural approach. The community panel weighs in.

What happens to architecture in the rush to deliver solutions? Community members share their opinions in this roundtable discussion.

Three members of the team behind Oracle University's upcoming IT Architecture Essentials Certification talk about what's behind the creation of the exam and what's ahead for those who take it.

Three members of the team behind Oracle University's upcoming IT Architecture Essentials Certification talk about what's behind the creation of the exam and what's ahead for those who take it.

Three members of the team behind Oracle University's upcoming IT Architecture Essentials Certification talk about what's behind the creation of the exam and what's ahead for those who take it.

The community panel closes out the discussion with a look at the interplay between developers and architects, and the evolving nature of both roles.

The community panel discusses the security, availability, and usability challenges in the evolution of the mobile enterprise, then turns its attention to the evolving role of the software developer.

In part one of three part series, this open discussion by a panel of community members focuses on Oracle ADF Mobile and the challenges of defining a mobile strategy for the enterprise.

"Fusion cuisine" takes on a new meaning in this conversation about software development, architecture, and the future with all five authors of the Oracle Service Bus 11g Cookbook.

Oracle is committed to bringing latest innovations to customers faster than any other Linux vendor. Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel R.2 is based on upstream stable kernel 3.0.3. Here are some of the key features you will hear about in this podcast: *Latest Btrfs and OCFS2 file systems *Resource isolation using cgroups *Secure and lightweight OS Isolation using Linux containers *Transcendent memory (tmem, cleancache, zcache, frontswap) Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel Release 2 is even better optimized for Oracle hardware and software which can handle high disk and network I/O, large memory, many sockets and has debugging and diagnostic tools required for mission critical datacenter deployments.

"Fusion cuisine" takes on a new meaning in this conversation about software development, architecture, and the future with all five authors of the Oracle Service Bus 11g Cookbook.

Jeff West, Arun Gupta, Cary Milsap, and Brian Jimerson close out their debate on Java EE development methodologies.