I am a member of the Oracle Database High Availability (HA), Scalability & Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA) Product Management team in Oracle. The team is part of the product development of the core database technologies.
I focus on Oracle Data Guard, Flashback technologies, and Cloud MAA.
Before joining Oracle in 2020, I have been a DBA, a team lead, a consultant, and a trainer for Oracle customers and partners for over twenty years with a special focus on Oracle Database and high availability architectures. Some of my former employers include well-known names such as CERN and Trivadis where I have gathered a wealth of Oracle Database as well as non-Oracle Database knowledge. In 2016 I was awarded the Oracle ACE Director status for my continuous contributions to the Oracle community; a title which – by Oracle policy – I, unfortunately, had to return now that I am part of Oracle.
In my spare time, I enjoy hiking, volleyball, splitboarding, and music.
Some nice things they said about me on social media (it’s a long and funny story):
“That product manager should get a new job away from tech.”
“Yeah, um, the product manager doesn’t understand database programming. Look no further than knowing what ‘A’ stands for in ACID.”
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Latest posts by Ludovico (see all)
- New views in Oracle Data Guard 23c - January 3, 2024
- New in Data Guard 21c and 23c: Automatic preparation of the primary - December 22, 2023
- Does FLASHBACK QUERY work across incarnations or after a Data Guard failover? - December 13, 2023