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| Title: |
Get Started With Oracle on Containers |
| Presenter: |
Sean Scott |
| Organization: |
Viscosity NA |
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| Summary: |
Linux containers are fast, flexible, portable solutions well known for running applications and services. Yet they remain less well-accepted in the database community. In this session, we shine a light on the myths surrounding the suitability of containers for running databases and demonstrate the unique advantages and capabilities containers have over physical and virtual hosts.
Go from "Zero to Hero" and learn how easy it is to run Oracle databases in containers, using nearly any hardware (even laptops) to test, practice, and perfect DR and HA procedures, prepare for certifications, and more. Participants in this workshop will go hands-on building and running Oracle databases in containers, gaining valuable insight into how containers work and interact with host systems. |
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| Topic: |
| Emerging Technologies | | Track Sponsor: Auraplayer |  |
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| Session Type: |
Half-Day Hands-On Workshop |
| Target Audience: |
Database Administration |
| Experience Level: |
All |
| Session: |
Workshop AM: 02/15/2023 8:00 am to 12:00 pm |
| Location: |
ROOM 107 |
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| Biographical Sketch: |
Sean Scott is an Oracle ACE and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Certified Architect Professional with over 25 years of experience as a database architect, engineer, administrator, and developer. As a Managing Principal Consultant with Viscosity North America, an Oracle Platinum Partner, he focuses on migrations, upgrades, database automation, and designing and optimizing highly available and resilient databases. His expertise includes Exadata, Oracle Database Appliance, RAC, Data Guard, Sharding, and Recovery Manager. Sean is a globally recognized authority on Oracle and Docker and he's delivered over 100 presentations and workshops to user group audiences around the world. |
| Accomplishments: |
Sean is an Oracle ACE and Oracle Certified Professional and brings 25 years of presentation experience at conferences in the US and abroad, including IOUG Live, OAUG, IOAUG, Oracle OpenWorld, IOUG, Collaborate, RMOUG, MOUG, DOUG, UTOUG, BCOUG, NWOUG, SPOUG, APACGB, ODTUG, and HrOUG. He's also the author of an upcoming Apress book on running Oracle databases in Linux containers. |
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