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Playing with 18c on Oracle Database Cloud Service – How to use and create a database STEP by STEP

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  The Oracle Database Cloud Service (ODBCS)  is the DBaaS  extension of Virtual Image Service and includes additional automation for database provisioning during service creation, backup, recovery, and patching. While you are still responsible for the complete management of the environment, Continue reading Playing with 18c on Oracle Database Cloud Service – How to use and create a database STEP by STEP→

Playing with Oracle Database Cloud Service – Virtual Image – How to use and create a database STEP by STEP

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The Oracle Database Cloud Service (ODCS) Virtual Image option gives you some extra flexibility on how to deploy databases in the Oracle Cloud. When deploying an instance using the normal Oracle Database Cloud Service it will per default create an Continue reading Playing with Oracle Database Cloud Service – Virtual Image – How to use and create a database STEP by STEP→

Why use OVM for Oracle Databases

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Some time ago I made a benchmark exercise to compare the performance of an Oracle Database running in a bare metal environment versus a virtualized environment to clear some of the main questions our team and clients in Revera have, Continue reading Why use OVM for Oracle Databases→