A customer is willing to consolidate several servers running Oracle and DB2 databases from
several departments on a single server, while keeping them administratively separate.
They are concerned about licensing after consolidation, because they are not willing to pay for
Oracle licenses for the cores running DB2 and pay for DB2 licenses on cores running Oracle.
What would be the best method to handle this situation, to make the environment compliant and
achieve the customer demands?

A.
Create two capped LPARs, one for Oracle databases and other for DB2 databases, and make
sure the LPARs have the right amount of cores assigned to them according to customer existing
licenses

B.
Create one capped LPAR per consolidated server, on each LPAR profile page on the HMC
select the corresponding database type, and make sure DB Isolation option is checked

C.
Create one uncapped LPAR per consolidated server, monitor CPU usage and keep a
spreadsheet up-to-date to account for the databases licenses used for compliance audits.

D.
Create two Shared Processor Pools, one for Oracle and another for DB2, and consolidate the
servers on distinct LPARs on the corresponding pool

Explanation: