There has been a lot of buzz about 'Self driving & Self tuning database', 'autonomous', 'automation', etc. since Oracle 18c announced. I have decided to do my homework and test/validate some of them. So, this blog post will focus about 'Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP)', how this is helpful to an organization and what role a DBA can play.
Its nothing but another typical cloud offering from Oracle. To begin with, Oracle ATP is built upon Oracle database and is designed, optimized to deliver scalable transaction performance across all standard business applications. As a service, ATP doesn't require DBA and no DBA intervention for any installation,configuration or management related activities. It handles all the DB related activities, such as, DB creation, backup, patching, upgrade, space management etc.
Its completely elastic service, where you can dynamically increase and decrease the resources (OCPU and storage capacity) without having any service interruption or database downtime. Using the cloud based console, you can easily manage the service, such as, scaling the service and monitoring. Additionally, cloud based notebook application provides easy querying, colobration and data-visualization capabilities.
Below picture (source : Oracle documentation) describes the ATP architecture:
Below are some of the key features of Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing:
Its nothing but another typical cloud offering from Oracle. To begin with, Oracle ATP is built upon Oracle database and is designed, optimized to deliver scalable transaction performance across all standard business applications. As a service, ATP doesn't require DBA and no DBA intervention for any installation,configuration or management related activities. It handles all the DB related activities, such as, DB creation, backup, patching, upgrade, space management etc.
Its completely elastic service, where you can dynamically increase and decrease the resources (OCPU and storage capacity) without having any service interruption or database downtime. Using the cloud based console, you can easily manage the service, such as, scaling the service and monitoring. Additionally, cloud based notebook application provides easy querying, colobration and data-visualization capabilities.
Below picture (source : Oracle documentation) describes the ATP architecture:
Below are some of the key features of Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing:
- Simplified management of : rapid provisioning of new database, dynamic resource management (allocation and de-allocation of cpu and storage), patching & upgrades and backup & recovery
- complete elastic service
- Supports: existing, cloud and on-prime applications
- supports high query performance and concurrent workloads
- Easy data migration
- BI tools support
- Building reports and dashboards with analytics
- All data stores in encrypted formatted to secure the data
- Strong authenticity for connection and data access control
In part II, I will discuss details subscription, creating and users management.
Trying to avail 30 days free account on Oracle could. If I succeed to have the credentials, I will run through practically and post the configuration and management tasks.
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