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Microsoft Shares Oracle Database Direct NFS Capabilities with SLOB Testing Results

Published May 20, 2021 oracle 1 Comment

This is a quick post to announce that I have added Microsoft Azure to the SLOB industry experts page. I’ve put a link in the SLOB exerts page to direct you to the Microsoft testing results web page. It is about Direct NFS and Netapp storage in cloud (Azure). It is worth a read!

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