Future-proof your applications using RAC
summary
Claims that Oracle RAC delivers near-zero downtime and both vertical and horizontal scaling by letting clusters add a third node dynamically without downtime, expose databases as services for workload placement, and separate OLTP and analytics across instances. Describes Cache Fusion optimizations, RDMA/Exadata execution for low-latency block access and 21c RDMA Broadcast and Commit, PDB placement and isolation to avoid reconfiguration, runtime load balancing via LREG/Oracle Notification Services, and Application Continuity session replay plus Zero Downtime Migration.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Requirements for applications
- 1:52Key application features
- 3:22Standardizing with Oracle RAC
- 5:46Benefits of Oracle RAC
- 6:53Performance optimization
- 11:28Advanced hardware scaling
- 12:56Performance tuning features
- 16:05Reliability framework
- 18:20PDB isolation and RAC
- 20:18Cache fusion hardening
- 22:20Load balancing strategies
- 24:38Application continuity
- 27:30Conclusion and resources
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