Oracle is a multinational technology corporation known for its widely used Oracle Database, a powerful relational database management system. Key features include scalability, high availability, robust security, and cloud integration, with various editions catering to different needs. However, challenges include high costs, complexity, and resource intensity for optimal performance.
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Oracle DBs
Oracle is a multinational technology corporation known for its widely used Oracle Database, a powerful relational database management system. Key features include scalability, high availability, robust security, and cloud integration, with various editions catering to different needs. However, challenges include high costs, complexity, and resource intensity for optimal performance.
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Oracle Databases
By Engr. Abdullah Jahangir
What is oracle • A multinational computer technology corporation known for its database software and technology, cloud engineered systems, and enterprise software products. Oracle's database, Oracle Database, is one of the most widely used relational database management systems (RDBMS) in the world. • More than just databases Other than just databases • Other technological support than databases • Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) • Oracle provides a suite of enterprise applications for various business functions • Oracle provides hardware solutions optimized for its software Oracle Database • Oracle Database is a relational database management system (RDBMS) developed by Oracle Corporation. It is one of the most widely used and powerful database systems in the world, known for its • robustness, • scalability, and • advanced features. Why oracle • Large scope: 50% oracle databases • High compatibility with existing databases • Reliability: Proven track record in mission-critical environments. • Comprehensive Toolset: Includes tools for development, administration, and monitoring. • Global Support: Extensive documentation and a large community of users. Key Features of Oracle Database Key Features of Oracle Database • Relational Model: • Oracle Database is based on the relational model, storing data in tables with rows and columns. • It supports SQL (Structured Query Language) for querying and managing data. • Scalability and Performance: • Oracle Database is designed to handle large volumes of data and high transaction rates. • It supports partitioning, clustering, and in-memory processing for improved performance. Key Features of Oracle Database • High Availability: • Features like Real Application Clusters (RAC), Data Guard, and Automatic Storage Management (ASM) ensure high availability and disaster recovery. • Security: • Oracle provides robust security features, including encryption, access controls, auditing, and data masking to protect sensitive data. • Multitenant Architecture: • Oracle introduced the Multitenant Architecture in Oracle Database 12c, allowing multiple databases (called pluggable databases) to run within a single container database (CDB). This simplifies management and reduces resource usage. Key Features of Oracle Database • Advanced Analytics: • Oracle Database supports in-database analytics, machine learning, and spatial data processing for advanced data analysis. • Cloud Integration: • Oracle Database is fully integrated with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), enabling seamless migration to the cloud and hybrid deployments. • PL/SQL: • Oracle's proprietary procedural language, PL/SQL, is used for writing stored procedures, triggers, and functions within the database. Key Features of Oracle Database • Backup and Recovery: • Oracle provides tools like RMAN (Recovery Manager) for efficient backup and recovery operations. • Cross-Platform Support: • Oracle Database runs on various operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and UNIX. Editions of Oracle Database • Enterprise Edition: The most comprehensive edition, offering all features for large-scale deployments. • Standard Edition: A mid-tier edition for smaller-scale applications. • Express Edition (XE): A free, lightweight version for learning and small projects. • Personal Edition: For single-user development and testing. Recent Versions • Oracle Database 19c: The long-term support release (LTS) with stability and performance improvements. • Oracle Database 21c: Introduced features like blockchain tables and native JSON data type support. • Oracle Database 23c: Focuses on developer productivity and AI/ML integration. Why not oracle / cons / challenges • Cost: Oracle Database can be expensive, especially for large-scale deployments. • Complexity: Requires skilled database administrators (DBAs) for optimal management. • Resource-Intensive: Demands significant hardware resources for high performance.
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