Tag: Database & Technology

KVM on the Oracle Database Appliance Can Isolate Both Database and Application Workloads
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Original Broadcast: August 30, 2017 Virtualization is an important technology today that allows users to efficiently and effectively utilize resources on a single platform. In a recent update, KVM is now a feature of Oracle Linux. And with that, Oracle Database Appliance models X6-2S/X6-2M/X6-2L are including the KVM libraries in the software stack that is…

A Master (Class) Discussion with Jim Czuprynski

Join experts for the Oracle Master (Class) Discussion on September 13 to learn about the two of the most compelling features of Oracle Database 12cR2 - Multitenancy and Database In-Memory (DBIM).

Why DBAs Prefer Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance Over Conventional Backup for Oracle Database
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Original Broadcast: August 25, 2017 Customers around the world have deployed Oracle’s Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance for their enterprise Oracle Databases, gaining dramatic benefits in recovery point objectives, reduction of backup windows, and real-time monitoring of enterprise wide backup and recoverability. Join Oracle Development and hear about best practices derived from a variety of…

Applications Unlimited with an Intuitive Way to Deploy PeopleSoft on Bare Metal Cloud Service
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Original Broadcast: August 23, 2017 Attend this session to hear how PeopleSoft can be deployed on Bare Metal Cloud, which will allow you to experience easy migration, application performance, reliability, control and compatibility. Oracle Cloud infrastructure as a service provides unique automation and migration tools. It also integrates with platform as a service to provide…

Real World Experience with Oracle Database In-Memory
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There is nothing quite like learning how a cool new technology is actually being put into action in the real world. Hear about real scenarios and real results, directly from those who have put Oracle Database In-Memory into action. Featured Speakers: Paolo Kreth, Die Mobiliar, Phani Yenugu, EyeMed VIsion Care

In-Memory Motivation & Technology Overview
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Database In-Memory is an unprecedented breakthrough in-memory columnar technology providing massive performance gains for analytical and mixed workloads, with the ability to process data in real-time at the rate of billions of rows per second. In this session we will look at the Oracle in-memory technology portfolio, the motivation and underpinnings behind in-memory database technology…

Real World Experiences with Oracle Multitenancy
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Multitenancy at Wells Fargo Bank Wells Fargo Bank shares its experience with implementing Oracle Multitenant as part of a large-scale Oracle Exadata deployment. The Oracle Multitenant option is a vital component that will enable Wells Fargo to reach desired consolidation densities. The session covers data-gathering and planning for consolidation, consolidation selection criteria, impacts to existing…

IT Agility for VMWare Workloads on Oracle Public Cloud
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Original Broadcast: July 18, 2017 VMware environments are complex—with custom VMs, multiple subnets, and various virtual appliances. Traditionally, it takes months to “migrate” a VMware virtualized enterprise application to the public cloud. Oracle Ravello Cloud Service has changed all that. In this session, you will not only hear an overview of Oracle Ravello Cloud Service,…

Improving Performance with 12C In-Memory Option

Before Oracle introduced dual format memory architecture, it was very challenging to find the best approach to accelerate the performance of OLAP and OLTP in the same database. We witnessed two types of DBMS in the market, columnar oriented and row-major oriented. Columnar oriented DBMS is treated as a proven practice for traditional Data Warehouse, however the pure columnar format is not suited for the real time analytics demanding on high volume transactional data. The traditional row-major DBMS is suited for OLTP workloads, however to retrieve high performance analytics, it requires analytic indexes, such as Oracle bitmap indexes to achieve this goal. Additionally, the overhead of index maintenance is expensive and bitmap indexes are not recommended for high transactional tables. The new Oracle 12c In-Memory option brings the dual format memory structure into one single database. The mixed OLTAP solution combining with the rapid advancement of hardware system can bring the data processing to a dramatic fast speed and a much higher scalability.

Squeezing the Max out of Oracle 12c Disaster Recovery
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Original Broadcast: June 12, 2017 Oracle 12c introduced new Disaster Recovery capabilities such as Active Data Guard Far Sync, a SYNC/ASYNC cascading feature that uses a lightweight intermediary node (Far Sync). The talk will describe our experience tuning Far Sync for maximum performance and minimal resource requirements. We will provide detailed description of how configuration…