Never-down applications with Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture
summary
Oracle MAA shows concrete features that keep apps running: Transparent Application Continuity and AC capture and replay in-flight transactions (ACchk reports side-effect cases such as DBMS calls that trigger ORA-41429), Active Data Guard does automatic block-level repair of corruption, Site Guard plus the OCI beta Full Stack Disaster Recovery Service automates full-stack failover and DR drills, sharding scales with native SQL across up to 1,000 shards, and per-PDB Data Guard lets teams fail over individual workloads instead of whole CDBs.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:33Safe Harbor Statement
- 3:06Protect Your Applications From Any Interruption
- 5:46Determine the Protection Provided by TAC with ACchk And catch applications that use coding practices that prevent safe replays
- 10:40OCI Full Stack Disaster Recovery Service (FSDRS)
- 12:08Manage Data Guard on a per-Workload Basis
- 14:36Divide and Conquer
- 16:29Sharding for Linear Scalability & Extreme Availability
- 17:42Automatic Recovery from Data Corruption An additional benefit of using Oracle Database
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