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Compare EC2 vs AWS RDS for Oracle, BYOL vs License-Included options, and Oracle editions available on RDS to choose the right deployment.
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Jim Hannan (@jim_m_hannan), Principal Architect I have been given the opportunity to speak at both the Infotec and IOUG Collaborate conferences this year. I am
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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,
Nathan Biggs (@nathanbiggs), CEO I often get asked the question of “What does House of Brick do?” The tagline that I have been using most
