Oracle describes the Automatic Storage Management Cluster File System as an industry-standard, general-purpose cluster file system intended for managing data not stored in the database.

The company is making available the source code for the Oracle Cluster File System under the GNU/General Public License, the same software license that covers the Linux operating system. The move ...

Oracle is not alone in offering a clustered file system that is designed to ease the management of database software running on clusters of Linux servers.

Oracle's new cluster file system available on the low-cost Linux platform enables Oracle9i Real Application Clusters customers to easily build and manage files in a clustered environment.

Oracle today released software aimed at letting organizations build private clouds by adding elasticity to their applications via a clustered file system.

Oracle is releasing its Cluster File System Release 2 to the open-source community to demonstrate its support for Linux, even as it prospers as a producer of proprietary software products.

"By contributing source code for the Oracle cluster file system under the General Public License, Oracle accelerates the development of key enterprise-class clustering technologies into the Linux ...

Oracle touts announcement that Cluster File System 2 for Linux will be distributed with the Linux kernel.

<b>Oracle</b> this week will make available a beta version of its promised Linux cluster file system for the company's 9i database.

Traditionally, if an administrator running HP-UX 11i wanted to take advantage of the Oracle RAC, the database would have to be stored on raw disk partitions -- disk drives without a file system or ...

Oracle is not alone in offering a clustered file system that is designed to ease the management of database software running on clusters of Linux servers.