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Performance benchmarks of WebLogic Server on JRockit Virtual Edition shows a significant performance improvement over traditional virtualized deployments. Table above describes the configuration of a performance test scenario using identical hardware. The data illustrates a significant 30% improvement in overall throughput of the application compared to the traditional para-virtualized deployment, while achieving 83% performance of a physical deployment. This translates into higher application density which is one of the goals of virtualization that contributes to an overall cost reduction. It is also important to note that the Dom0 (domain 0) CPU utilization shows a 26% reduction versus the traditional virtualized environment. The latter indicates that it is possible to execute additional instances of WebLogic Virtual Edition without performance penalty as a result of exceeding the Dom0 CPU. In the near term we believe that we can get within 90% of physical for VE. Additional performance metrics in addition to SpecJAppServer2004 metrics is in the process of being published. * When rolling out cloud, several activities exist. Some are one time activities like cloud setup to others that must be maintained on an on-going basis such as monitoring and patching. What is more, different activities are performed by different roles in the company. Infrastructure admin sets up the infrastructure, app admin sets up application policies, line of business admins initiate service requests. Oracle Enterprise Manager offers a robust solution for the complete lifecycle management of software deployment in cloud environments. Whether the infrastructure supporting the cloud is deployed in virtual environments or physical environments, Oracle Enterprise Manager can help simplify numerous aspects of these deployments. Setup Cloud infrastructure: First of all, when deploying a virtual environment, EM allows you to provision Oracle VM server software on bare metal machines. It sim