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In today’s video we’ll discuss Scalable Sequences, which were documented for the first time in Oracle 18c.

The video is based on this article.

• Scalable Sequences in Oracle Database 18c

The star of today’s video is David Peak, who is now working on the Oracle Pandemic Response Systems. This video is a throwback to a hotel we stayed in at São Paulo a few years back.

Cheers

Tim…

In today’s video we’ll discuss how to build a 2-node RAC setup using Vagrant.

This video is based on the OL8 19c RAC build, but it’s similar to that of the OL7 19c RAC build also. If you don’t have access to the patches from MOS, stick with the OL7 build, as it will work with the 19.3 base release. The GitHub repos are listed here.

• OL8 19c RAC Build
• OL7 19c RAC Build

If you need some more words to read, you can find descriptions of the builds here, as well as a beginners guide to Vagrant.

In today’s video we discuss how Temporal Validity can make querying of effective date ranges simpler in Oracle 12c and beyond.

The video is based on this article.

• Temporal Validity in Oracle Database 12c Release 1 (12.1)

The syntax looks similar to Flashback Query and Flashback Version Query.

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In today’s video we’ll discuss how Resource Manager allows us to manage the disk I/O (IOPS, MBPS) usage in PDBs. This can be useful to stop a small number of PDBs using all disk IOPS and/or bandwidth on the server.

The video is based on the following article.

• Multitenant : Disk I/O (IOPS, MBPS) Resource Management for PDBs in Oracle Database 12c Release 2 (12.2)

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In today’s video we’ll discuss how Resource Manager allows us to manage the memory usage in PDBs. This can be useful to stop a small number of PDBs using all memory assigned to the instance.

This video was based on this article.

• Multitenant : Memory Resource Management for PDBs in Oracle Database 12c Release 2 (12.2)

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In today’s video we’ll discuss how Resource Manager can control CPU usage in PDBs using the CPU_COUNT and CPU_MIN_COUNT parameters. Oracle call this Dynamic CPU Scaling. This can be useful to stop a small number of PDBs using all CPU resources assigned to the instance.

This video is based on the following article.

In today’s video we’ll discuss instance caging to manage CPU usage. This can be useful when we are trying to consolidate multiple instances on a single server.

This video is based on the following article.

• Instance Caging to Manage CPU Usage

The star of today’s video is the beard belonging to Victor Torres. I feel totally inadequate with my patchy stubble…

• caging
• consolidation
• cpu
• instance
• Management
• Oracle
• performance
• video

In today’s video we give a demonstration of Simple Oracle Document Access (SODA) for SQLcl. SODA is a feature of Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS),
but this allows to access the document store directly from SQLcl.

This video is based on the following article.

• Simple Oracle Document Access (SODA) for SQLcl

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