Oracle cloud is designed to provide the next generation developers, startups and enterprises the best in class technology across different cloud layers - DaaS (Data-as-a-Service), SaaS (Software-as-a-Service), PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service), and IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service). Our vision is to enable any person anywhere in the world to use our software through a web-browser or a mobile phone. In this keynote, Abhimanyu will highlight some of the key products that help accelerate innovation and also discuss Oracle’s initiatives for startups.
" As more workloads move to the cloud and DevOps practices speed up software development cycles, monitoring for performance and security becomes more challenging. Come to this hands-on lab to see how Oracle Management Cloud's unified platform leverages machine learning to understand application topologies and dependencies as they change, and performs early detection of health and performance issues—all at the speed of DevOps.”
HOL Session Pre-requisites:
Internet Connection to access Oracle GSE website.
Participants should come with the laptops.
If you don't have an internet connection, you can good watch Live Demo.
Session Abstract:
Originally introduced in Release 12.1.0.2, Database In-Memory (DBIM) offers the ability for analytic queries to sift through billions of rows at incredible speed because data is now retained in columnar format in the In-Memory Column Store (IMCS). Oracle Database 12cR2 dramatically expands the capabilities of DBIM, making it even simpler to implement, monitor, and manage while extending its reach to more complex execution plans, expanding its utility to Active Data Guard (ADG) instances, and enabling capture of frequently-evaluated expressions in the Expression Statistics Store (ESS).
Session Outline:
Through presentations and examples using Swingbench’s latest TPC-DS query generation features, this session will illustrate how Oracle 12.2 Database In-Memory:
- Dramatically speeds execution of analytic queries through In-Memory Column Store (IMCS)
- improves the management and monitoring of the IMCS
- Improves complex query execution through improvements like Expressions Statistics Store, In-Memory Filtering, and Parallel Execution
Agenda:
Objective #1:
The attendee will understand how to leverage IMCS’s latest features to dramatically speed the execution of complex analytic queries against millions of rows.
Objective #2:
The attendee will discover how to deploy IMCS against a physical standby database that’s running Active Data Guard (ADG).
Objective #3:
The attendee will learn how to leverage the latest version of SwingBench to generate a representative TPC-DS workload for equitable comparisons of application performance against an Oracle 12cR2 databases.
Session Prerequisites:
To gain the most from this presentation, attendees should be familiar with Oracle Database 12cR1 and the basics of IMCS and columnar projection. Knowledge of Exadata concepts would also be beneficial.
In this session, you get a sneak peek into Oracle's upcoming prepackaged cloud applications for smart manufacturing built on Oracle’s platform-as-as-service components to collect, store, and analyze massive amounts of data from shopfloor systems such as manufacturing execution systems, quality systems, equipment, test stations, programmable logic controllers, and supervisory control and data acquisition. These data sets are further contextualized with reference data in ERP systems into a single consolidated operational data store and analyzed by applying advanced analytics and data mining/data science techniques to discover patterns and correlations and provide actionable insights to improve yield, reduce defects, and minimize cycle times, manufacturing costs, and equipment downtime.
Over the past couple years, the use of open-source database management systems has dramatically increased – so much, in fact, that experts are predicting a dramatic market shift from commercial, closed-source DBMSs to OSDBMSs within the next few years. With 31 percent year-over-year market growth since 2013, the numbers speak for themselves.
Gartner has weighed-in: “By 2018, more than 70 percent of new in-house applications will be developed on an OSDBMS, and 50 percent of existing relational DBMS instances will have been converted or will be in process.”
During this interactive session, you’ll see how our newest Toad product, Toad Edge, is addressing this new space. You’ll see how we’re supporting your organization’s commitment to open source RDBMS with proven commercial tooling to help you ramp up on MySQL and ensure quicker time to value. Toad Edge represents the next generation of Toad tooling – lightweight, flexible and extensible – simplifying MySQL development and administration, whether running in a Windows or Mac OS X environment.
In this session, we’ll demo some of the coolest features Toad Edge offers, including:
Join us to see firsthand how the new Toad Edge will give you confidence in your enterprise MySQL commitment.
We will create an environment from scratch on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. We will look at how to create a Virtual cloud network, Compute (bare metal and VM) and block storage devices including boot volumes. We will look at the provisioning experience of databases and Exadata on the cloud. We will briefly look at CLI, terraform, load balancer and other advanced tools.
Continuous Integration is a hot topic among devops and developers for the advantages it offers towards developer agility. Unfortunately, most CI efforts stop at the application tier making database changes a manual process. Thus any application changes that involve database schema/code slow down the development process and also induce risk related to manual errors.
This session intends to demonstrate capabilities of Oracle cloud services including database, application containers and developer cloud service to quickly build a continuous integration tool chain that handles app + database changes in an agile framework. Using an commerce web application use case, participants will learn how to rapidly clone databases, provision application containers and use version control for application and database code to deploy a functional CI tool chain within minutes in the Oracle Cloud.
Session Abstract:
If you are an Oracle DBA who is wondering what the future of that role will look like, this session is the perfect antidote to ending your speculation. We will look at five key trends in the IT industry – Cloud, Big Data, IoT, Security, and Reshoring – and how they are impacting the role of the Oracle DBA within IT organizations. Most of all, this session will explain why it’s absolutely crucial to transform yourself into from DBA 2.0 to DBA 3.0 in 2017.
Session Outline:
We’ll discuss five key trends and their impact on the role of the Oracle DBA:
- Cloud: Caveat Nuba Emptor
- Big Data: Facts Replace Beliefs. (Sometimes Painfully.)
- IoT: Alexa, Buy Me a Dollhouse!
- Security: Building Better Levees Against the Storm
- Reshoring: Offshoring Meets Its Match
Indexes optimize Performance of critical queries. There is no doubt about it. These critical objects are either created proactively or reactively. While these are managed and maintained internally by Oracle, DBA's and Developers tend to implement their own maintenance strategy that is to - either improve performance or to save on storage. This session will walk you through some of the Indexes Myth and Misconceptions, which will help you enhance your list of index maintenance task.
Most people in their rush to achieve all that they can for themselves, their family and their friends often overlook one critical aspect that will actually make them many times more productive, creative and efficient.
That aspect is Rest. When I say Rest I mean having great quality sleep and knowing and practicing meditation. The talk will explore the importance of the mystery that is sleep, quick tips on ensuring you get great quality sleep and a brief introduction to meditation.
If time permits, we could have a question/answer session towards the end of the presentation.
Bawa and Dinesh have taught people from all sections of society – from corporate courses to courses in slums, from terrorists in jails to fresh budding minds in the premier educational institutions of the world.
Under the guidance of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, they designed Art of Living's flagship youth program YES!+ (Youth Empowerment and Skills) which is offered in more than 100 countries worldwide.
Bawa and Dinesh have a YouTube channel http://www.youtube.com/bndtv that has videos on spirituality, mathematics, fitness and many of their other interests. Some of their videos are viral with more than hundreds of thousands of views. You will find more posts from them, and details about them on their website (which is still being developed, but parts of it are up and running) http://www.bawandinesh.in
You can follow them on Twitter: www.twitter.com/khurshed and www.twitter.com/dineshghodke
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Off late, Bawa has been pretty active on Instagram – www.instagram.com/khurshedbatliwala though Dinesh has been plodding along on this social network. You can inspire him to post more by following him on www.instagram.com/dineshghodke
They live in a beautiful home surrounded by nature in the Art of Living Bangalore Ashram, India, with their friends who are their family, all of whom contributed in some way or other to all the projects they are involved in including their first book Ready Study Go! – Smart ways to Learn.
Session Abstract:
As experienced Oracle DBAs know, building a Data Warehouse is just the beginning of any successful application for performing complex analytics – you’ve also got to build the proper analytic views, fact tables, dimensions, and queries to make sense of the DW’s data. Oracle 12cR2 now provides a simple way to build out just the right objects for an analytics environment using just a few simple commands. Best of all, these new objects can incorporate all the needed measures and calculations so that an application end-user can take advantage of precisely-defined data models without having to construct complex views on their own, thus limiting the chance of producing erroneous analyses through a simple mistake like a missing join or filter.
Session Outline:
Through presentations and demonstrations, this session illustrates how to leverage the latest features of 12cR2 Analytic Views to:
- Build complex hierarchical relationships between data elements
- Enhance analysis techniques for use across multiple dimensions
- Leverage built-in functionality to quickly construct measures and metrics with a simple set of commands
Objective #1:
The attendee will understand how to build complex hierarchical relationships and dimensions with simple 12cR2 commands.
Objective #2:
The attendee will discover how to quickly create complex analytic measures and metrics without having to build equally-complex queries.
Session Prerequisites:
To gain the most from this presentation, attendees should be familiar with basic data warehousing (DW) and decision support systems (DSS) concepts, including hierarchies, dimensions, fact tables, and materialized views.
