Oracle TimesTen Cloud Service: ultra-low latency applications in the cloud
summary
Oracle TimesTen Cloud Service is a managed in‑memory SQL cache for Oracle Database that claims microsecond round‑trips (about 1.7 microsecond select and 3.9 microsecond update on AMD shapes) and supports the same SQL, data types and drivers as Oracle DB. Provisioning appears in the OCI console, you define cache groups per table/schema, choose read‑only or read/write, set sync intervals, and target regions/availability and compute shapes to place the cache near applications.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00The cloud latency challenge
- 1:04Data center location impact
- 2:55Physics and performance
- 5:48The role of caching
- 7:15Architecting for speed
- 9:51SQL data cache vs result set
- 12:04Oracle TimesTen technology
- 14:47Performance benchmarks
- 17:31Service configuration
- 20:07Table-level configuration
- 23:52Application integration
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