Interpretation of Oracle plan: Solaris will be saved MySQL and the future is unknown

[51cto.com exclusive Article] in the face of panic customers and widely-questioned media, Oracle has finally published an advertisement titled "Sun MERs, Oracle plans. Oracle is about to increase investment in both the world's host and Solaris systems. The boss, James, also wrote a war book to IBM's hardware, claiming that Oracle will eventually win the competition ...... Text/Wang Wenwen {
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} 'Src = "http://sysapp.51cto.com/files/uploadimg/20090912/0107310.gif" alt = ""> throughout the advertisement, I did not find any words about MySQL. And whether it's because of the recent EU survey or the company's internal strategy, the results are very regrettable. It seems like watching the "Happy Girl" Competition: Someone is promoted, someone is to be determined ...... So in this "Happy open-source" show, Solaris and Linux will be saved, and MySQL will unfortunately become the one to be determined. However, it is worth noting that after half a year of busy Oracle, it finally took the opposite step-that is, it attaches importance to Solaris's position in the industry. Frank Feldmann, product manager from RedHat, proudly told reporters that the final market will have only two operating systems: Linux and Windows. I don't agree with this, because he not only did not put the BSD family in the eyes, but also ignored Solaris, an excellent enterprise-level operating system. I can understand his love and pride in red hat, but I have to remind him that FreeBSD, Apple Mac, Solaris and opensolaris are popular, and many routing and firewall operating systems are available, all are in UNIX architecture. It was not long before FreeBSD 7.0 and 7.1 came out. The official release of FreeBSD 8.0 was launched. Apple Mac's new "snow leopard" is even considered to be better than Windows 7. Maybe they will not be so popular, but they will never die. Although oracle is widely known for its use of Linux, its reputation in the operating system industry is much inferior to that in the database industry. If we really invest heavily in Solaris this time, both at the technical and market level, it would be far more cost-effective than their R & D and promotion of Linux and the death of RedHat and Novell. However, even if herison wants to "spend more money", it will be here, but what will happen to Solaris? We have to ride a donkey to watch and sing. How can we say that he has never made any open-source products before? Sometimes, concepts are more important than money. Http://sysapp.51cto.com/art/200909/151313.htm
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