OpenStack brings interoperability to the Oracle VM Release 3.3, Oracle’s latest server virtualization product: opportunities and advices.

As part of our global commitment, Connectikpeople.co always recommends, the following criteria when it comes to virtualization or to easily deploy, manage, and maintain enterprise-scale applications across both x86 and SPARC environments.

It is vital for the enterprises or organizations to focus on: scalable and flexible, agile and seamless, ease of use, and integrated management solution, and the end-to-end secure mechanism.   

At, Oracle, the new VM Release 3.3, aims to deliver enhanced ease of use for x86 and SPARC architectures, improved management features, and expanded support for both Oracle and non-Oracle workloads, including support for OpenStack.

Henceforth, virtualization management for x86 and SPARC systems running Oracle VM Server, are unified in a single console. Users can also install the OpenStack technology preview with Oracle VM 3.3 test environments and the latest version of

Oracle Linux.

Additional storage types such as Fibre Channel, iSCSI, ZFS volume, and local disk, in addition to NFS, can now be directly assigned to virtual machines running in a SPARC server pool managed by Oracle VM Manager. The goal here is to offer more choices when choosing storage with Oracle VM Server for SPARC.

Oracle VM is available as a free download with zero license cost and world-class enterprise support.