Tag: Oracle Database Appliance
Database 19c pluggable databases offer numerous options for the cloud. In this session, walk through Exadata Multitenant for cloud/on-premise databases. Topics covered include container database (CDB)/pluggable database (PDB) concepts, PDB value, shared/exclusive components, and accessing CDBs/PDBs. The session briefly covers migration options to 12c/18c from previous versions and then delves into Oracle Database 12c R2/18c features including PDB relocate, lockdown profiles, system global area/program global area for PDB, memory I/O resource prioritization, snapshot carousel, dynamic lockdown profiles, CDB fleet management, and new features in Oracle Database 19c if time permits.
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Recordings & Presentations
- 7/01/20
Quest Forum Digital Event 2020
New in Oracle 20c is the Autonomous Health Service that supports centralized diagnostic monitoring of your on-premise Oracle RAC database clusters. Learn how to free up local cluster resources and improve monitoring efficiency with this centralized service-based solution. Practical tips and best practices for setup will be covered along with a demonstration of its responsive browser-based dashboard and triage console. Specific RAC database, ASM, and cluster issues will be rapidly triaged utilizing the built-in support for Trace File Analyzer and ORAchk/EXAchk collections, Cluster Health Advisor problem diagnosis, Hang Manager and Memory Guard events and QoS Management workload performance metrics.
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Recordings & Presentations
- 7/01/20
Quest Forum Digital Event 2020
It is true. You can laugh your way to understanding queuing theory, performance analysis and why systems behave the way they do.
From driving in traffic to being served at a restaurant, every person feels the impact of queuing theory. Queuing theory beautifully relates time and work into terms we can feel, like utilization, workload intensity, response time, elapsed time and systems architecture design.
With only the basics we can use foundational queuing theory to derive targeted performance solutions and goals, filter and evaluate any performance solution thrown at us and help non-technical people understand why our solutions make perfect sense.
Join us for a shockingly practical and fun session that will impact your Oracle career and beyond.
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Recordings & Presentations
- 6/30/20
Quest Forum Digital Event 2020
Learn how to set up and configure and utilize the Oracle Database Security Assessment Tool. The tool can help with data and database security best practices and options. The tool can also help you uncover the sensitivity in your databases so that you and implement ways to better protect your data.
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Recordings & Presentations
- 6/30/20
Quest Forum Digital Event 2020
Competitive businesses rely on database as a service (DBaaS) to provide the agility needed to meet quickly changing market requirements and respond to demands for additional services. In this session learn how customers create and implement a DBaaS platform on top of Exadata, which provides rapid provisioning of databases from a service catalog, as well as integrated Oracle Recovery Manager backup and automated security compliance checks. In addition, learn how to use Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c to deliver powerful DBaaS capabilities for consolidation.
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Recordings & Presentations
- 6/30/20
Learn from Oracle GoldenGate Product Management the about the new features in Oracle GoldenGate 19c for Oracle and non-Oracle platforms. This will include both cloud and on-premise product lines. This presentation will also cover new features and roadmap for Veridata, GoldenGate Studio, and Monitoring. Presented by Nick Wagner, Director, Product Management, Oracle Part of Quest…
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Webinars
Tom McGinn, Learning Architect, Database User Assistance, wrote an article about the introduction of "just enough documentation," a combination of two content types - interactive diagrams and video. This concept was introduced by the Oracle Database User Assistance group with the aim of helping customers get started using Oracle's products as quickly as possible through a combination of interactivity and visual presentation. The first implementation of this approach is the Architectural Overview for Oracle Data Safe.
- Harry E Fowler
- Blogs
- 1/27/20
William Hardie, Vice President of Oracle Database Product Management, recently shared that customers who are wishing to utilize the Machine Learning, Spatial, and Graph features of Oracle Database are no longer required to purchase additional licenses. This is keeping with Oracle's mission to help people see data in new ways, discover insights, and unlock endless possibilities.
- Harry E Fowler
- Blogs
- 1/06/20
Previously, SELECT published Why Your Database is Not Secure: A Prelude to the COLLABORATE 2019 Session. Over the next few weeks, I thought I would dive in a little deeper into the subject of database security based on that session. The presentation had four topic areas based on the time, effort, risk, and costs to perform. This article provides an overview on three areas that I believe are the lowest in time, effort, risks, and costs. I call these “Easy Pickings.”
- Harry E Fowler
- Blogs
- 12/19/19
Samuel Pesse, an Oracle ACE, wrote in his blog about how to self-test your database. The content below is a republishing of his words.
- Harry E Fowler
- Blogs
- 11/20/19
