Introduction The Oracle Cloud Events Service enables you to execute actions automatically based on state changes of your cloud resources. For example, a state change could be when the creation of the database is completed. An action could be sending an email notification or executing a function to implement post-creation tasks like creating users. If…
Introduction We already talked about remote PDB cloning in Data Guard environments in previous blog posts. As the datafiles of the cloned PDB are not present on the standby database, there are several manual steps to be followed to create the PDB on the standby site in 19c: Using Transient no-standby PDB. Using STANDBYS=NONE followed…
Introduction Oracle Multitenant is integrated with Oracle Data Guard. Data Guard is configured at the CDB level and will replicate all transactions from the primary to the standby for all PDBs in a single stream, including creating and deleting PDBs. But! When we create a new PDB, which is a clone from PDB$SEED, or create…
Introduction In the previous blog post, we talked about the many benefits of multicloud. However, implementing a multicloud strategy is not easy for many organizations. Moving workloads to the cloud require thorough planning, effort, and considerations already. So what comes on top of that when using services from even multiple cloud service providers? This article…
Introduction Today, enterprises from every sector and industry are increasingly deploying and implementing cloud solutions to benefit from agility, simplicity, automation, consistent high performance, and low and predictable pricing, among many more other benefits. So what is driving companies to adopt a multicloud strategy? Is one cloud not sufficient? Or maybe challenging enough? Indeed, according…
Do you want to develop an application and need a database? Create an Oracle Autonomous Database, download the Client Credentials, connect to the database, and create your first table, all in 50 seconds. Without pre-installing any tools. Open the Cloud Shell in your Cloud Console and execute the following few lines after adjusting the values…
Introduction Oracle Cloud provides you the option to enable automatic backups with the click of a button. In case you have different backup requirements, you still have the flexibility to create your manual backup configurations and create your backups via command-line tools or directly using RMAN. This applies to VM DB Systems, Exadata Cloud Service,…
Introduction Oracle Cloud VM DB Systems provide fully automated backups that can be enabled by the click of a button. The backups are stored in an Oracle-managed bucket. The Cloud Tooling enables you to use these backups for an in-place restore or create a new database in the same Availability Domain. In case you want…
New Position I’m unbelievably excited to join the Database High Availability, Scalability, and Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA) Product Management team at Oracle and start a new position as Product Manager for Multicloud Mission-Critical Database Deployments. In the new role, I’ll support Oracle’s customers and partners to find solutions that meet Oracle’s high availability and scalability standards for…
Introduction Oracle Autonomous Database is a fully managed service. Simply specify the CPU count and the amount of storage needed and you are ready to go. Scaling up and down CPU and storage is an online operation without any service interruption. Additionally, you can enable CPU Auto Scaling. Traditional storage management operations like creating and…
Database Heartbeat 