This site provides you key information on Oracle VM Server for x86

This link provides you with news on the Oracle VM Server for SPARC product.

An in depth look at why the application-driven approach is superior for enterprise workloads

A performance benchmark report by a partner comparing Oracle VM versus the market solution with Oracle Database as a workload

This energetic 2.5 minutes video trailer helps you rethink whether your are getting the maximum value from your traditional virtualization investment. It describes why Oracle VM is the faster, cheaper alternative. And includes the enterprise-proven use of Oracle VM in Oracle Managed Cloud Services.

Read key details about using Oracle VM on SPARC or x86 in this blog written by Jeff Savit.

Download virtual appliances and get detailed lab instructions for a selection of Oracle VM hands-on labs

In just a few minutes, this demo shows you have to install Oracle VM Manager 3.4.

This short demo guides you through deploying and configuring Oracle VM 3.4.

This video shows a live demonstration of a switchover with Oracle VM Centric DR using Site Guard.

The video begins with an explanation of some basic concepts and then end with a demonstration of Site Guard stepping through the process of shutting down VMs at one site and then starting the same VMs at an alternate site.

This video provides a step by step walk-through of Oracle Cloud Native Environment installation.

This series of 6 demos presents the steps to reclaim repositories from a previous Oracle VM installation to a new Oracle VM environment. What you learn in these demos could be of use during your disaster recovery planning.

The first 4 demos introduce concepts such as Oracle VM Manager ownership of repositories and the importance of cluster ID in repository operations.

In demo 5, you reclaim a repository that used to belong to a previous installation of the same Oracle VM Manager

In demo 6, you reclaim a repository for a new Oracle VM environment, for example at a recovery site as part of disaster recovery activities.

This series of 7 demos (plus introduction) shows the various ways to create virtual machines in an Oracle VM for x86 environment, using ISO files, templates, assemblies, cloning, and kickstart.

This paper describes how to implement an increasingly useful type of virtualization known as root domains.

A blog about Oracle VM Server for SPARC, SPARC and Oracle Solaris topics in English and in French.

Access a selection of white papers written by the product experts, so deepening your knowledge of Oracle VM Server for SPARC

This interactive tool explains the powerful virtualization features of Oracle's new SPARC M6-32 Server. Included are discussions of Dynamic Domains, Bounded Domains, and Logical Domains. It explains the differences between a Hypervisor vs. Logical domains.

This video is the fourth in a series of videos on layered virtualization in Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center. You learn how to create a logical domain that will later host a non-global zone.

This animation introduces Oracle's SPARC M5-32 and SPARC M6-32 servers physical domains. Physical domains, Oracle VM Server for SPARC logical domains, and Oracle Solaris Zones provide a powerful multilayered virtualization solution that enables you to assign server resources according to the specific demands of your environment and applications

For the complete set of product documentation, go to: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24355_01/index.html.

This is the first of four videos describing how to create an I/O domain in Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center 12c. In this video, you learn how to determine which PCIe endpoint device on your Solaris virtualization server is available to use as an I/O domain.

This video is the fifth in a series of videos on layered virtualization in Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center. You learn how to create a non-global zone within a guest domain.

This demonstration provides an example of the physical-to-virtual (P2V) method for migrating workloads from a physical machine to a virtual machine using Oracle Solaris Zones technology. During this demonstration, workloads running in the Oracle Solaris 10 physical environment are migrated to an Oracle Solaris 11 zone. The demonstration includes step-by-step walkthroughs of each task associated with the P2V migration.

This video demonstrates the steps to deploy a Solaris 10 or Solaris 11 local zone in a Solaris 11 global zone.

In this practice, you explore the physical-to-virtual (P2V) process for migrating an Oracle Solaris 10 global zone to an Oracle Solaris 11 environment. To do this, first you should assess the source Solaris 10 global zone to ensure it is Solaris 10 9/10 OS or higher. Then, you perform three key tasks:
•    Prepare the source global zone for migration
•    Prepare the target global zone for migration
•    Migrate from the Oracle Solaris 10 global zone

This link brings you information on the worlds most popular cross-platform virtualization software.

In this demo, learn how to install the Oracle Linux 6 VirtualBox appliance

This link tells you more about Oracle Secure Global Desktop which provides secure access to centralized, server-hosted Windows UNIX, and legacy applications from a wide variety of client devices.

This short demo describes how to use Oracle Secure Global Desktop to access Oracle Cloud Compute services.

Learn from the Oracle Solaris networking engineering team how they designed Oracle Solaris 11.2 network virtualization. It not only spans systems but also includes application-driven policy. You can also take advantage of this feature through OpenStack.

This powerful combination is a fully dynamic and agile application-driven Software-Defined Network (SDN).  

Speakers: Satish Murugesan, Software Development Manager, Girish Moodalbail, Principal Software Engineer,
and Joost Pronk, Lead Oracle Solaris Product Manager

For more information and obtain a free copy, go to http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/server-storage/solaris11/overview/index.html

At this link you can learn all about Corente Cloud Services Exchange

In this practice, you explore Oracle Solaris 11 network virtualization by configuring VNICs and an etherstub to work within two pre-configured Oracle Solaris zones, and then configure that virtual network for public access.

This video is the first in a series of videos on layered virtualization in Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center. It discusses and illustrates key concepts with a focus on storage and networking.

This mini series currently includes five videos about the Layered Virtualization in Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center

This video is the second in a series of videos on layered virtualization in Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center. You learn how to create NAS storage libraries to store the metadata for a logical domain and non-global zone.

This video is the third in a series of videos on layered virtualization in Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center. You learn how to create SAN storage libraries to store the operating systems of a logical domain and non-global zone.