OracleMAA by Francisco Munoz Alvarez
Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA), Data Guard and other topics – Remember: Knowledge is only valuable if shared!
1 Shares 1K Share Facebook 1K Share Twitter 1K Share LinkedIn 1K Share Facebook Messenger 1 Share WhatsApp 1K Share Email As you know, implementing a disaster recovery (DR) strategy to adequately protect our data recoverability and availability, plus our business continuity, can be a very stressful experience. What’s worse is that it could take…
1 Shares 1K Share Facebook 1 Share Twitter 1K Share LinkedIn 1K Share Facebook Messenger 1K Share WhatsApp 1K Share Email This middle November, I will be presenting three sessions at one of my favourite events, the DB Tech Showcase in Tokyo, Japan. This is a free event, and if you are in Japan, please…
0 Shares 1K Share Facebook 1K Share Twitter 1K Share LinkedIn 1K Share Facebook Messenger 1K Share WhatsApp 1K Share Email Note: You can review the environment setup part of the tutorial here. Now that we have all DRPGs created and associated, it is time to add members to each DRPG (primary and standby). For…
0 Shares 1K Share Facebook 1K Share Twitter 1K Share LinkedIn 1K Share Facebook Messenger 1K Share WhatsApp 1K Share Email Oracle has launched Oracle 18c and the Autonomous Data Warehouse Cloud Service (ADWC). Many people call the Oracle 18c as the Autonomous database, and this is a huge mistake! Oracle 18c (that is in…
0 Shares 1K Share Facebook 1K Share Twitter 1K Share LinkedIn 1K Share Facebook Messenger 1K Share WhatsApp 1K Share Email Hello everyone, A few years back we had the boom of the “Private Cloud” rush, where everyone started to implement virtualization technologies to make a better use of it Infrastructure resources and improve high…
0 Shares 1K Share Facebook 1K Share Twitter 1K Share LinkedIn 1K Share Facebook Messenger 1K Share WhatsApp 1K Share Email (Note: This article was also published at Oracle.com – https://blogs.oracle.com/database/the-forgotten-link-to-the-cloud) Last year when presenting a session at Collaborate’17 in Las Vegas regarding Tips and Best Practices for DBAs, I went thru the evolution of…
0 Shares 1K Share Facebook 1K Share Twitter 1K Share LinkedIn 1K Share Facebook Messenger 1K Share WhatsApp 1K Share Email On this article, we will create a Hybrid Disaster Recovery (DR by using Data Guard) Oracle Database Cloud Service database deployment with a primary database on-premises and a standby database in the cloud. This can be used…
0 Shares 1K Share Facebook 1K Share Twitter 1K Share LinkedIn 1K Share Facebook Messenger 1K Share WhatsApp 1K Share Email The idea for this scenario is to learn how to migrate an Oracle Database from on-premises to Oracle Cloud DBaaS by using a previously done backup using Oracle Cloud Backup Services. First, we will…
0 Shares 1K Share Facebook 1K Share Twitter 1K Share LinkedIn 1K Share Facebook Messenger 1K Share WhatsApp 1K Share Email This article will show you how easy is to make use of Oracle Cloud to securely store all our on-premises Oracle Database Backups. Note that backups stored in Oracle Cloud can also be used…
0 Shares 1K Share Facebook 1K Share Twitter 1K Share LinkedIn 1K Share Facebook Messenger 1K Share WhatsApp 1K Share Email The Oracle Database Cloud Service (ODBCS) is the DBaaS extension of Virtual Image Service and includes additional automation for database provisioning during service creation, backup, recovery, and patching. While you are still responsible for the…