Data Guard

Oracle Data Guard—active, autonomous, and always protective | CloudWorld 2022

The importance of Fast-Start Failover in an Oracle Data Guard configuration

Where should I put the Observer in a Fast-Start Failover configuration?

Maximize workload scale-out and data protection with Oracle Active Data Guard (with special guest Kamran Agayev)

https://videohub.oracle.com/media/Maximize+workload+scale-out+and+data+protection+with+Oracle+Active+Data+Guard/1_1fnmbswn

Oracle Active Data Guard Automatic Block Repair – Overview

Oracle Active Data Guard Automatic Block Repair – Demo

Transparent Application Continuity with Oracle Active Data Guard – Demo

Oracle Fleet Patching and Provisioning

Oracle Fleet Patching and Provisioning Overview

Oracle Fleet Patching and Provisioning: Architecture and Internals – AIOUG Online Summit 2021

Upgrade mission-critical databases to Oracle Database 19c with ease

Edition-Based Redefinition

How to evolve your database applications entirely online I Oracle Database World 2022

Other topics

Oracle Drivers configuration for High Availability – POUG2020

[ITALIAN] Let your DBAs get some REST(API) – Oracle Code Rome 2019

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Ludovico

Principal Product Manager at Oracle

Ludovico is a member of the Oracle Database High Availability (HA), Scalability & Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA) Product Management team in Oracle. He focuses on Oracle Data Guard, Flashback technologies, and Cloud MAA.

Latest posts by Ludovico (see all)

• Video: Where should I put the Observer in a Fast-Start Failover configuration? - November 29, 2022
• Video: The importance of Fast-Start Failover in an Oracle Data Guard configuration - November 29, 2022
• Find Ludovico at Oracle Cloud World 2022! - October 14, 2022