Maximum Availability Architecture blueprints
summary
Oracle lays out tested reference blueprints (bronze→silver→gold→platinum) that map to specific RTO/RPO targets and real costs ($350k/hr average outage, 87 hrs/year, $10M potential single outage, 91% of firms hit). Designs use RAC, Multitenant, RMAN, Flashback, ZDLRA, GoldenGate and Active Data Guard with zero RPO via local synchronous standby plus remote async standby for low-latency primaries, Application Continuity to replay in-flight work, and chaos engineering by 40+ engineers to validate the blueprints end to end.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:25Key terminology
- 2:46MAA & Chaos Engineering Breaking things to ensure your peace of mind
- 3:56Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA)
- 5:53MAA reference architectures
- 7:44BRONZE
- 8:59Feature Highlight - Oracle Multitenant
- 12:55Feature Highlight: Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC)
- 13:38Feature Highlight: Transparent Application Continuity (TAC)
- 14:43GOLD Mission Critical
- 17:48Feature Focus: Active Data Guard
- 18:46Active Data Guard: Expanding on Data Guard
- 20:04PLATINUM Extreme Critical
- 23:51Feature Focus: Edition-Based Redefinition Online Application Upgrade
- 27:40Hybrid Cloud: Recommended Hybrid Sources/Destinations
- 29:17Maximum Availability Architecture for Multicloud Gold Tier MAA Example
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