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How do I scale an Autonomous Database?
Traditionally database deployments have been designed and provision for the peak possible workload. And in reality, a substantial margin of safety was also provisioned on top of that in order to make sure the system could cope with any unforeseen … Continue reading
Posted in Autonomous Database, Top_Tip
Tagged Auto Scale, Autonomous, Performance, Scaling
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OpenWorld 2019 Wrap Up
I can’t believe Oracle Open World is done for another year. But what a great conference it was for those interested in the Oracle Database. We saw the introduction of Oracle Database 20c and of course the continuing evolution of … Continue reading
FREE Oracle Autonomous Database
Today was the first day of Oracle Open World and during Larry Ellison’s afternoon keynote he made a number of extremely exciting announcements around Oracle Autonomous Database including the launch of an Always Free Tier for Developers and students in … Continue reading
Are you ready for Oracle OpenWorld 2019?
With less than a week to go until Oracle Open World kicks off, I thought I would share with you what you can expect. Of course the whole Database team will be there and you will have multiple opportunities to … Continue reading
Can I use an Autonomous Database to develop new applications?
Yes, Oracle Autonomous Database (ADB) is the ideal platform for new application development. With this family of cloud services, developers no longer have to wait on others to provision hardware, install software, and create a database for them. With ADB, … Continue reading
Posted in Autonomous Database, Oracle Database 18c, Oracle Database 19c
Tagged 18c, 19c, ATP, Autonomous
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Cloning an Oracle Autonomous Database
Often times development and testing teams need a copy of a production database in order to develop or test using a representative dataset. Up until now, creating these cloned environments has been a challenging and time consuming process for DBAs. … Continue reading
Oracle Database 19c is now available!
Today, April 25th, Oracle Database 19c became available to downloaded from Oracle.com. Oracle Database 19c is the final member of the 12.2 family a.k.a 12.2.0.3 and is therefore the ‘long term support’ release. This means it will come with 4 … Continue reading
Oracle RAC on Docker just got simplier
Early this year, I wrote a blog to let you know that Oracle Database RAC was available on Docker. However, in that blog I described a number of manual steps that were required to rebuild the image before you could … Continue reading
Oracle Open World Wrap Up
Oracle Open World this year was a crazy busy week catching up with customers, Oracle Aces, Development Champions and partners as we all crammed into the Moscone center to hear the very latest on Oracle Technologies. For the database, this … Continue reading
Day 2 of Open World 2018
Oracle OpenWorld started yesterday and San Francisco is just buzzing with Oracle folks and the excitement generated by the Oracle Autonomous Database. If you missed Larry Ellison’s keynote yesterday the short video below will service as a good recap! If you are … Continue reading