Benefits of Implementing a Clustered Oracle Database on Critical Services of the Information Technology 

Authors

  • Francisco Martín Riccio-Chávez IBM del Perú

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26439/interfases2015.n008.571

Keywords:

oracle RAC, oracle flex cluster, high availability

Abstract

This scientific article provides a general knowledge about the infrastructure of a clustering Oracle databases, which highlights the primary benefits for companies that offer critical services within the information technology (IT) realm, via a justifi ed investment. For a better understanding, the makeup of this technology will be explained. Various research examples and implementations will also be illustrated, on-premises and off -premises, by the students of the university. It should be noted that this research will be focused on the Oracle Real Application Cluster (RAC) and Oracle Flex Cluster. The fi nal subject is a new feature that provides the Oracle database, which references 12c version technology, with the current date being the same date this article was written.

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Author Biography

  • Francisco Martín Riccio-Chávez, IBM del Perú

    Ingeniero de sistemas por la Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas. Realizó estudios de especialización en Finanzas Corporativas en la Universidad ESAN y en la Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. Cuenta con el Certificado Laureate en Enseñanza y Aprendizaje en Educación Superior (Red Laureate) y ha seguido cursos de tecnologías de la información. Posee diversas certificaciones internacionales, principalmente en el área de base de datos y aplicaciones Oracle y de cloud computing. En el año 2011 fue distinguido por Oracle con el grado internacional de Oracle ACE. Es autor de numerosos artículos de divulgación e investigación de tecnología publicados en IBM y Oracle. Fue líder regional en el área de base de datos en IBM Perú y actualmente se desempeña como IT Architect, diseñando propuestas de solución a diversas empresas en IBM Perú.

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Published

2015-04-04

Issue

No. 008 (2015)

Section

Research papers

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Benefits of Implementing a Clustered Oracle Database on Critical Services of the Information Technology . (2015). Interfases, 8(008), 9-26. https://doi.org/10.26439/interfases2015.n008.571