Nick Walter, Principal Architect Part Two – Architecting the Environment “How do I architect my Aurora environment?” is a very frequent question I hear from
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Jonas Mason, Senior Consultant House of Brick consultants have a unique perspective into organizational cultures, their Oracle database environments, and the impact this has on
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Dave Welch, CTO and Chief Evangelist If there were ever a system stack begging for comprehensive break/fix and performance/throughput testing, it’s Oracle Real Application Clusters,
Dave Welch (@OraVBCA), CTO and Chief Evangelist VAPP2389 Use Storage Virtualization to Protect Business Critical Functionality with vSphere and Oracle Extended Distance Clusters – 1:00PM
House of Brick Principal Architect Welcome to the fifth part in our series of posts regarding the virtualization of your business critical SQL Servers. I
House of Brick Principal Architect High Availability is one of those topics that many people either confuse or intermingle with Disaster Recovery, or just plain
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