Oracle Database Appliance overview and best practices
summary
Oracle Database Appliance claims a purpose-built stack (Appliance Manager, browser UI, CLI and REST APIs) that provisions single-instance in about 60 minutes and a two-node RAC in 90 minutes, enforces quarterly integrated patching, and supports capacity-on-demand licensing so customers can start with two cores. It adds built-in storage cloning, hybrid columnar compression, automated monitoring/phone-home, and ships a reduced OS footprint (1,132 RPMs versus ~5,000).
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Appliance overview
- 2:14Core values and principles
- 3:18Simplicity and management
- 4:31Efficiency and integration
- 5:08Optimization and innovation
- 10:13Roadmap and use cases
- 10:51Best practices overview
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