Cloud

Oracle Public Cloud patch conflict

By Franck Pachot . This morning I wanted to test a patch (18633374) in the Oracle Cloud Service. The DBaaS was created as an 'Enterprise Edition Extreme Performance' which comes with all options, including multitenant option. I applied my patch.

SYS password on Oracle Cloud Service managed database

By Franck Pachot . When you create a DBaaS on the Oracle Cloud services you have to provide an administration password in the database configuration form. You do not need a password to connect to the VM. You use SSH(…)

Data Guard as a Service

By Franck Pachot . A 'Data Guard' checkbox is available for a long time on the Oracle Public Cloud Database as a Service, but it's only for a few days that it does something: create a service with an database(…)

Testing Oracle on exoscale.ch

By Franck Pachot . My last post came from a discussion at SITB with exoscale. They are doing Cloud hosting with datacenters in Switzerland. In Switzerland(…)

Can you become a PaaS provider for an Oracle Database service?

By Franck Pachot . This post is not about technical limitations: Oracle Database is supported in most hypervisors (certified or not) so anybody can provide a DBaaS through a virtual machine as long as it run a supported OS, has(…)

I/O Performance predictability in the Cloud

By Franck Pachot . You don't need good performance only for your system. You need reliable performance. You need performance predictability.

Créer une base Oracle sur le Cloud en quelques clicks

By Franck Pachot . Il n'a jamais été aussi facile de créer une base Oracle. Et ceci grâce au Database as a Service (DBaaS). C'est l'occasion de tester le cloud: Oracle Cloud Service offre une version d'essai de un mois.

Lost in the Cloud? My Cloud vs. My Services

By Franck Pachot . The Oracle Cloud has two interfaces that are very similar visually and it's easy to get lost and don't find what we are looking for in the menus.

Cloning a PDB to the Oracle Cloud Service

By Franck Pachot . When you create a DBaaS on the Oracle Cloud Service you have only one way to access to your database: ssh with the public rsa key you provide. Then you can open some ports to access(…)

The Postgres Plus® Cloud Database

In the last posts (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) I looked at PostgreSQL in Amazon RDS. Another option you have if you want to go to the cloud(…)