Oracle Business Breakfast

Agenda

09:00

New In-Memory Database Option
Gérard Schaller, DBA, Lombard & Odier
This session presents tests of the new in-memory column store capabilities with an online transaction processing (OLTP) banking application at Lombard Odier. The application collects more than half a million records a day and runs real-time analytical queries. Combining in-memory column store and parallelization decreases response time by a factor of more than 60.
Presentation in French

10:00

Oracle RAC, Oracle Data Guard, and Pluggable Databases: When MAA Meets Oracle Multitenant
Ludovico Caldara, Senior Consultant (Oracle ACE), Trivadis AG
How to deal with PDB creation, services, and failovers in one of the most complex and beautiful architectures you can dream about.
Presentation in French

11:00

Integrating Oracle VM into an Enterprise-Grade OpenStack Cloud: CERN Case Study
Ignacio Coterillo Coz, DB Engineer, Organisation Européenne Pour La Recherche Nucléaire (CERN)
Over the last few years, OpenStack has emerged as the leading cloud computing project, enabling organizations to provide a standardized infrastructure as a service as the foundation of their IT stack. CERN has been testing OpenStack since 2011 and has been running a large OpenStack cloud in production since July 2013 to serve the computing power needs of the high-energy-physics community in an easily scalable fashion. This session presents a case study of integrating Oracle VM with CERN’s OpenStack deployment, together with recommendations and best practices other organizations can adopt to deploy Oracle VM in their OpenStack clouds.
Presentation in English

12:00 – 13:00

Planned end followed by informal discussion

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