Introduction and Background About House of Brick In our over twenty-five-year history at House of Brick, we have worked with thousands of Oracle, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and MySQL customers on all types of database initiatives related to optimization, performance, business continuity, compliance, and best practices. Our consulting expertise was not just specific to the database engine but also advising Clients how to best utilize the different platforms available for deployment (on-prem, virtual, converged/hyper-converged, and cloud)
Andy Kerber (@dbakerber), Senior Consultant In this post, we will provide the steps to setup a GoldenGate hub. In our hypothetical environment, we have a
by Phil Ekins (@SQLPhilUK), Principal Architect Here at House of Brick, virtualization is near and dear to our hearts, we heavily utilize VMware Workstation to
by Jonas Mason, Principal Architect House of Brick Consultants assess Oracle instance performance for clients large and small and often find non-default parameters that are
Andy Kerber (@dbakerber), Senior Consultant A basic skill of any Oracle DBA is to install the Oracle database software, both silently and using the installer
Dave Welch (@OraVBCA), CTO and Chief Evangelist This blog post is a recent interaction with a customer threading with me on Oracle Cloud. Are there
Michael Stone (@HoBMStone), Lead Architect and CIO More and more companies are coming to understand that licensing costs for commercial products, such as Oracle, usually
Jim Hannan (@jim_m_hannan), Principal Architect Next week House of Brick is hosting a webinar, Straight Talk on Business Critical Applications in the Cloud, as part
by Joe Grant (@dba_jedi), Principal Architect In recent years, modern converged infrastructure systems have increased in popularity and for good reason. They run required workloads
by Jonas Mason, Senior Consultant In this last blog of three on the HammerDB Capture and Replay feature, I discuss the command line execution of
by Jonas Mason, Senior Consultant This blog covers how to use the command line to convert Oracle trace files generated on a source instance into
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