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| Presenter: |
Marshall Presser |
| Organization: |
Oracle Corporation |
| Biographical Sketch: |
Marshall Presser is a principle architect at Oracle Corporation’s Enterprise Technology Center in Reston, VA. He specializes in high availability, business continuity, clustering, disaster recovery, and large-scale database systems. Prior to his eleven years at Oracle, he has worked for a number of hardware vendors implementing clusters and other parallel architectures. His background includes parallel computation, operating system, and compiler development as well as private consulting for organizations in heath care, financial services, and federal and state governments. He holds a BA in mathematics and an MA in economics from the University of Pennsylvania, and an MS in computing from Imperial College, London. |
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| Title: |
ASM Cluster File System—Cluster Storage for Non Database Files |
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| Summary: |
With the increasing movement towards clustered databases, cluster aware storage plays an increasing role in the environment. In release 10g of the database, Oracle introduced Automatic Storage Management (ASM), a cluster aware storage paradigm for database files. In 11g R2, Oracle introduces the ASM Cluster File System (ACFS), a general purpose cluster file system for the storage of non-database files. ACFS is a POSIX compliant file system, built atop ASM, that can be used for shared Oracle Homes, BFILE contents, UTL_FILE directories, trace files, log files, user written script files, and so forth. ACFS is highly performant, easily managed, highly available, and provides a useful snapshot capability. In this presentation, we'll explore how such file systems are created, managed, and integrated with the Oracle Clusterware. |
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| Topic: |
Management Infrastructure |
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| Session Type: |
60 Minute Presentation |
| Target Audience: |
Intermediate |
| Session: |
10: 02/18/2010 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm |
| Location: |
104/106 |
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