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We strive to provide you with the most updated and thorough database knowledge. That's why our expert database administrators, with over two decades of experience in nearly every industry vertical, have worked to create informative whitepapers on common database issues, performance, strategy and more.
The Most Common Database Issues and How to Prevent them from Happening
Database problems take numerous forms and occur for a variety of reasons. Keeping databases operating at peak efficiency is not automatic, and there are plenty of pitfalls that can weaken the performance of your resources. Building your awareness of these faults is the first step in resolving them.
Our experts have created a whitepaper detailing the five most common and therefore troublesome database issues that confront organizations of all kinds, and how to prevent them.
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Infrastructure as Code
Benefits for Databases
Moving digital workloads to the cloud is one of the preeminent trends of recent
years. The cloud’s combination of flexibility and cost-effectiveness has attracted a wide variety of businesses working on ambitious digital projects
What is infrastructure as code? It’s the process of building a database entirely in the cloud, with the system infrastructure running on major cloud providers’ resources. This means there’s no need for the company to provide any
data center hardware of its own.
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Oracle Licensing Audits
“I received an Oracle audit request - now what?”
Every Oracle product purchase includes a formal license agreement where both parties involved agree to reasonable audits of usage and compliance - so if you receive a request from Oracle for an audit of your licensing the first step is to respond.
Senior Oracle DBA Greg Mays walks through best practices for Oracle Licensing Audits, and how to get started whenever you receive an audit request.