Join us for our monthly Cloud Computing SIG meeting!

“Modern app dev and microservice architectures have made observability an absolutely critical requirement for DevOps. Currently, there are a number of disparate tools which can make this difficult and inefficient. Furthermore, app and database observability tools are currently quite different and separate, as are on-prem and cloud-based tools. Grafana provides a single-pane-of-glass view of metrics, logs, and tracing with the ability to correlate and drill-down between them. Further, Oracle’s open source Unified Observability Exporters provide metrics, logs, and tracing into the database thus providing a highly-customizable end-to-end observability experience that is unique in the industry and entirely cloud native. In this session, we will describe the details of this solution and the simplicity involved in setting it up.”

Presented at Database & Technology Week 2021

DevOps doesn’t need nor would they use all the functionality Enterprise Manager has to offer. Yet, DevOps is often called upon to perform some database management tasks for Oracle Databases (Standard and Enterprise Edition) in the Oracle Cloud or on other vendors clouds. So, it makes sense for them to use a solution that can complement and take advantage of EM, whether or not it’s already in use within the business. To address evolving database management needs, Oracle now also provides the Oracle Cloud based Database Management Service. Attend this session to learn how this cloud-based service enables the user to perform database management activities within minutes of subscription to perform a variety of on-demand work when needed whether databases are on-premises or in the cloud.

Presented at Database & Technology Week 2021

Oracle Database accepts several different authentication methods – each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Join us to review database authentication, appropriate use cases, and how you can use authentication methods to reduce risk and improve security.