Director of Product Management for Database High Availability in Oracle Server Development Joe Meeks explains in this webcast how Oracle’s maximum availability architecture for Oracle Exadata Database Machine will help protect a company's systems from unplanned outages enabling the delivery of both high availability and data protection at the lowest cost and complexity. Viewers will learn how to achieve the highest levels of database availability at the lowest cost and risk; implement the industry’s most-stringent data protection solutions; and adopt MAA post deployment operational best practices for Oracle Exadata. Registration and log-in are required.
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"When you’re thinking about business continuity and disaster recovery (BC/DR), you know you can’t protect yourself from every disaster - some circumstances are simply unimaginable. But you can mitigate potential damage by taking a few upfront steps to ensure your data remains safe and secure ..."
Making sure your data is safe is paramount for any IT professional. The "Six Tips to Prevent Data Loss" will make sure that your overall plan for data protection has the major bases covered.
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"Get Smart about Archiving Backup Data -- Backing up everything isn't just wasteful and expensive -- data that "lives forever" exposes your enterprise to additional risks. We explain a smarter, safer, and less expensive approach to disaster recovery ..."
Ask any IT person about archive and they say 'we save everything'; tell that to a lawyer and see a heart attack in action. Now is the time to "Get Smart About Archiving Backup Data"; fully 90% of most backup data does not have to be saved indefinitely and now is the time to start clearing possible smoking guns.
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Oracle Exadata Database Machine X2-2 has enabled EnerNOC, a provider of energy management applications and solutions for the smart grid, to improve the performance of its business-critical services. EnerNOC's implementation of two half-rack Oracle Exadata Database Machine X2-2 systems has enhanced performance of its real-time demand response database out-of-the-box by 5X and produced a 2x-5x boost in performance of its current Extract Transform and Load (ETL) processing out-of-the-box. I/O resource utilization has declined by over 50 percent, and EnerNOC has deployed both online transaction processing (OLTP) databases and data warehouses in a single centrally managed system.
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"As data warehouse practitioners, one of our fundamental objectives is to help our organizations turn data into actionable information in order to achieve goals that include improving the decision-making process, identifying new opportunities, and recognizing issues and problems in time to take corrective action. ..."
As the old saying goes, "Hope is not a strategy". If your strategy is based on hoping you have the right data for processing, disaster recovery and business continuity you have a big problem. By the way, save everything is not a good strategy either. Here are "10 Key Elements of Your Data Strategy" that need to be addressed and incorporated sooner than later.
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