Thanksgiving is about to arrive in the US and, as every year, millions of people and I are preparing our shopping lists for Thanksgiving dinner. I thought this is a good opportunity to flex my coding muscles again and see how quickly I can build an online shopping list using JavaScript. To my surprise, it was easier and quicker than I originally thought and perhaps you like a little challenge yourself. Here is how it went…
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5 ways to get an Oracle Database
Do you want to get your hands on an Oracle Database but don’t know how? Here are 5 ways to get you going.
Autonomous Database: Creating an Autonomous Data Warehouse Instance
In my previous post I have shown how quick and easy it is to create an Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing instance. In this post I want to show that the same applies for an Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse, short ADW, instance. As a matter of fact, both services are running on the very same Oracle Autonomous Database infrastructure so you will see that the steps are the very same as with Autonomous Transaction Processing.
Just like with ATP, you can try ADW yourself today via the Oracle Free Cloud Trial.
tl;dr
To create an instance you just have to follow these three simple steps:
- Log into the Oracle Cloud Console and choose “Autonomous Data Warehouse” from the menu.
- Click “Create Autonomous Data Warehouse“
- Specify the name, the amount of CPU and storage, the administrator password and hit “Create Autonomous Data Warehouse“
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Autonomous Database: Creating an Autonomous Transaction Processing Instance
In this post I’m going to demonstrate how quick and easy one can create an Autonomous Transaction Processing, short ATP, instance of Oracle’s Autonomous Database Cloud Services. Oracle’s ATP launched on the 7th of August 2018 and is the general purpose flavor of the Oracle Autonomous Database. My colleague SQLMaria (also known as Maria Colgan 😉 ) has already done a great job explaining the difference between the Autonomous Transaction Processing and the Autonomous Data Warehouse services. She has also written another post on what one can expect from Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing. I highly recommend reading both her articles first for a better understanding of the offerings.
Last but not least, you can try ATP yourself today via the Oracle Free Cloud Trial.
Now let’s get started. Provisioning an ATP service is, as said above, quick and easy.
tl;dr
To create an instance you just have to follow these three simple steps:
- Log into the Oracle Cloud Console and choose “Autonomous Transaction Processing” from the menu.
- Click “Create Autonomous Transaction Processing“
- Specify the name, the amount of CPU and storage, the administrator password and hit “Create Autonomous Transaction Processing“
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Autonomous Database Blog series
Oracle has just released the Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing Cloud Service. This is the second service of the Oracle Autonomous Database Cloud Services, after Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse Cloud Service which launched earlier this year. I have been asked to produce some collateral for the new offerings which will surface here as well as on other sites. I hope they will be interesting for you and give you some insights into the technologies, how they work, and how you can get the most out of them.
All blog posts will be marked with the tag Oracle Autonomous Database to make it easier for you to filter them.
If you are interested and want to read and hear even more on Oracle Autonomous Database you should also follow SQLMaria‘s blog: https://sqlmaria.com/category/autonomous-database/
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