Oracle RAC and Data Guard for Oracle's Converged Database

Explore workload scaling and data protection in Oracle's converged database through this informative 59-minute video presentation. Dive into the complexities of single-purpose databases and learn how Oracle Database simplifies environments with its all-inclusive, converged design. Discover the benefits of Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC), including cache fusion optimizations, priority for critical processes, and new high availability features. Examine Oracle Active Data Guard's capabilities for data protection, zero data loss at any distance, and support for updates on standby. Learn about session failover with Application Continuity and explore Data Guard Broker enhancements. Gain insights into Oracle Data Guard for container databases and consolidation. Access valuable resources and key takeaways to enhance your understanding of Oracle's maximum availability architecture for converged databases.

Intro
Complexity of single purpose databases
Complex Data Protection
Oracle Database - core, user-driven capabilities
Oracle Database-all-inclusive and converged by design
Benefits of a Converged Database Deployment Simplify your environment
Failover and Load balance Sessions based on Actual Database Load
New Generation Oracle RAC
1 Innovative and Unique : Oracle RAC Cache Fusion
Oracle RAC Cache Fusion Optimizations Out of the box better application performance
Cache Fusion Optimizations on Exadata
Oracle RAC - Optimized Priority for Critical Processes Leaner threaded processes benefit from current CPU architectures
Database Reliability Framework - Adapt to changing workloads
Oracle RAC New Features - High Availability
Oracle RAC New Features - Deployment and Management
Planned Maintenance with Oracle Fleet Patching and Provisioning
Oracle Active Data Guard (ADG)
Data Guard Protection Modes Balance data protection with performance and availability
Active Data Guard Far Sync Zero data loss protection at any distance
Extend Footprint of ADG Applications Support for updates on standby
Session Failover with Application Continuity (AC) Without any application change
Oracle Active Data Guard Actively protecting data towards the future both on premises and in the cloud
Data Guard Broker Client-Side Standardized Directory Structure
Data Guard Broker Far Sync Instance Creation
Fast Start Failover Configuration Validation
Fast Start Failover Failover Callouts
Fast Start Failover Lag Allowance in Max Availability Mode
Oracle Data Guard for Container Databases - Consolidation
Data Guard for Multitenant PDB versus CDB Configuration Current feature differences as DGPD'evolves to encompass more ADG features
Key Takeaways
Resources