Скачать или смотреть Don't Stop me Now! The high Availability and Disaster Recovery story of Autonomous Database

In this Autonomous Database Learning Lounge session, the Autonomous Database PM team offered a look under the hood of the highly available infrastructure that powers Oracle Autonomous Database.
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Outline
Nilay Panchal, Principal Product Manager explained how the highly available infrastructure that powers Oracle Autonomous Database works.
He showed how administrators can shield their users from planned outages using Application Continuity, and avoid unplanned, unpredictable outages using Autonomous Data Guard and Backup-Based Disaster Recovery.
Video highlights:
01:27 Agenda
02:19 Important links on Autonomous Database
02:48 Join our External Slack Workspace and Autonomous DB Channel
03:12 What is Autonomous Database?
08:19 Continuous Availability in Autonomous Database
09:45 Patching in Autonomous Database
11:42 Maximizing reliability with proactive monitoring
13:02 Flashback helps fix localized data corruptions
14:43 Minimize risk with automated backups
15:50 Easy to schedule long term backups
16:25 Application Continuity - Hides interruption from users
20:10 Transparent Application Continuity (TAC)
21:09 Disaster Recovery in Autonomous Database
23:09 Autonomous Data Guard - Local vs Cross-Region
30:10 Guaranteed Increased Availability
31:06 Backup-Based Disaster Recovery - Local vs Cross-Region
34:44 Snapshot Standby for cross-region Disaster Recovery peers
36:20 Cross-Region Backup Replication for DR Peers
37:05 Local Automatic Failover
38:16 Local Automatic Failover data loss limit
38:56 Manual Failover
40:50 Full Stack Disaster Recovery
42:09 VCN Peering setup for remote private endpoint database access
43:24 Roadmap: Multiple Cross Region DR Peers
44:12 Autonomous Database Key Takeaways
44:27 Q&A - Can we reduce sizing of the ADG standby instance?
49:21 Q&A - Can I use the ADG standby instance as a read-only database?
49:41 Q&A - Is the ADG standby as reliable as using Golden Gate to replicate the database?
50:04 Q&A - If I scale my primary database down during off-peak hours, will the ADG standby reflect that?
50:55 Q&A - What if I need an Active-Active setup? Can I use ADG for that?
51:56 Important Links for you to bookmark
52:12 Final thoughts