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Günther Stürner
Joel R. Kallman, Oracle APEX Development Senior Director
Ist APEX reif für Enterprise Applikationen ??
Interessanter Artikel zu den Themen: Datenzentrierung, monolithische Systeme und ob APEX für Enterprise Applikationen
reif ist. Das Zitat aus dem Blog gefällt mir besonders gut. Ist nicht von Joel selbst, aber ich kann es zu 100%
unterschreiben.
....As long-time APEX expert Billy Verreynne ranted in 2005,
"What does any business application deal with? DATA! That is the core. That is what drives the business.
Applications come and go. Data is forever. Where does the data live? In the database. The database is the core.
The database has been that since the 80's. Is still that. Focus on the core. Design for the core. Leverage the core....."
Interview mit Andy Mendelsohn, Oracle Executive VP Database Development
Interview zu Oracle Datenbank 12.2 und neuer Release Methodik
Günther: These days, databases are one of the most exiting technology areas in the IT-world. Databases are sexy again, yet here are so many
different vendors active in the database area. How do you position your product – Oracle Database - at this vibrant time ?
Andy: I’d agree that the market is vibrant right now. I’d argue that this is partly because data has effectively become a new form of capital.
Data has become an economic factor in the production of digital goods and services, which puts data and therefore data management,
at front of mind for every organization today.
As you know Günther, Oracle has established itself as the industry’s market leader by continually evolving our database technology to help customers
address both their technical and business challenges. We’ve helped many customers through multiple computing generations: from mainframes and minis to
client/server and the Internet with the minimum of disruption. Now, we’re helping customers on their journey to the Cloud by ensuring we have the best
database technology for the cloud.
We’ve made a huge investment in building the new Oracle Multitenant architecture into Oracle Database 12c,
which is key to delivering database as a service on clouds (public or private) at lowest cost. We are offering a family of pay as you go data
management services in the Oracle Cloud, that are fully compatible with customer’s on-prem environments. Plus we offer the only cloud
with infrastructure optimized for database based on our engineered systems technology: Exadata Cloud Service and Exadata Cloud at Customer.
These are truly unique offerings that other database and cloud vendors just cannot provide.
Interview mit Tirthankar Lahiri, Oracle VP In-Memory DB
Interview zu Oracle In-Memory DB
Günther: In Germany you are known as Mr. InMemory but beside that there are a couple of other important themes on your agenda and
development groups you have to manage. Is it fair to say that In-Memory-technologies are the most exciting area in these days ?
Tirthankar: This is truly a golden age for Databases! There is an explosive growth in data volumes, increasingly stringent real time
requirements for data processing, new and emerging areas for data management such as IoT, machine learning, cloud, etc.
In-Memory is definitely a key enabler for this renaissance but data will continue to live on disk and Flash and efficient cross-tier
mechanisms are required to enable the most cost-effective solutions. Another very interesting new technology space is with Non-Volatile memory.
Previously the realm of academic research, Intel is very close to productizing their “3D Xpoint” non-volatile memory that looks just like
DRAM except that its contents are safe from power failures. So lots of activity in the Database engine, spanning memory,
non-volatile memory, flash and conventional storage.
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