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Announcing “SLOB Recipes”

Published July 17, 2015 oracle Leave a Comment

I’ve started updating the SLOB Resources page with links to “recipes” for certain SLOB testing. The first installment is the recipe for loading 8TB scale SLOB 2.3 Multiple Schema Model with a 2-Socket Linux host attached to EMC XtremIO. Recipes will include (at a minimum) the relevant SLOB program output (e.g., setup.sh or runit.sh), init.ora and slob.conf.

Please keep an eye on the SLOB Resources page for updates…and don’t miss the first installment. It’s quite interesting.

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