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Avoiding Downtime with Oracle’s Maximum Availability Architecture

Avoiding Downtime with Oracle’s Maximum Availability Architecture

Avoiding Downtime with Oracle’s Maximum Availability Architecture

Avoiding Downtime with Oracle’s Maximum Availability Architecture

The volumes of digital data have been growing exponentially since the dawn of the computer revolution. By 2003 we had accumulated only 1 billion gigabytes (1 petabyte) of data, while in 2011 alone 1 trillion gigabytes was created – and much of this data does not always fit nicely into pre-existing schemas. The Big Data…

The volumes of digital data have been growing exponentially since the dawn of the computer revolution. By 2003 we had accumulated only 1 billion gigabytes (1 petabyte) of data, while in 2011 alone 1 trillion gigabytes was created – and much of this data does not always fit nicely into pre-existing schemas. The Big Data…

The volumes of digital data have been growing exponentially since the dawn of the computer revolution. By 2003 we had accumulated only 1 billion gigabytes (1 petabyte) of data, while in 2011 alone 1 trillion gigabytes was created – and much of this data does not always fit nicely into pre-existing schemas. The Big Data…

Big data is a big deal these days. Every CTO read about it and believes that with the right technology it is possible to deliver meaningful business insights from massive amounts of information in real time. And they are correct. However, many IT shops also believe that you need cutting technologies like NoSQL and Hadoop…

Big data is a big deal these days. Every CTO read about it and believes that with the right technology it is possible to deliver meaningful business insights from massive amounts of information in real time. And they are correct. However, many IT shops also believe that you need cutting technologies like NoSQL and Hadoop…