01Feb

Mudanças no licenciamento Cloud para Oracle

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amazon, aws, cloud, databases, oracle

Existem novidades no licenciamento de Base de Dados Oracle para a Cloud (Azure, Amazon Web Services [EC2 e RDS] e Oracle) introduzidas pela Oracle na actualização do seu documento Licensing Oracle Software in the Cloud Computing Environment no dia 23/01/2017. Assim sendo as novidades são as seguintes: Amazon Web Services [instâncias EC2 ou RDS] 2 vCPUs, se […]

11Dec

Oracle 12cR2 and Apache Hive integration

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bigdata, hive, oracle12cr2

#UKOUG16 is over, some great things happened and a lot of very good content was delivered, but as expected we found in the agenda a lot of session regarding the “new” about Oracle 12c Release 2. Oracle 12c Release 2 will be a very solid release with some great improvements and we will describe them in future […]

30Nov

#UKOUG and Redglue

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high availability, oracle

We will be in Birmingham for UKOUG (biggest conference on Europe for Oracle) conference with Luis Marques presenting the following talk: Oracle Linux Ksplice – Keep your Database systems up to date with no downtime Keeping your critical systems secured and up to date without reducing availability is not straightforward. In this session you will learn how […]

20Nov

Oracle Database on Amazon AWS

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cloud, ec2

Cloud is the trending topic in Data Management area, it was “Big Data” before, but the word “Big Data” became infamous mostly because inside companies (traditional or startups) decision makers didn’t know what to do with so many buzz tools, success articles, google-sized use cases, Gartner magic quadrants, vendors pressure and business non-existent use cases. […]

21Sep

Oracle 12.2 – Top 5 new partitioning features

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12cR2, cloud, oracle

This year, Oracle Open World revealed the much awaited Oracle 12.2 (or 12cR2) version. Unfortunately for on-prem Oracle customers it will be available first in the cloud now (for Exadata Express Cloud Service) and in November for the rest of the Cloud services. That will allow Oracle itself to “maintain” the release and also squash some […]

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