Oracle Database 23ai Is Here – Time to Sharpen Multitenant Skills

Last week Oracle announced the release of Oracle Database 23ai with many significant enhancements. It is available in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure but according to Release Schedule of Current Database Releases (Doc ID 742060.1) other platforms are following soon.

One important thing about Oracle Database 23ai is that it only supports the multitenant architecture. Once you upgrade beyond Oracle Database 19c, you must also convert your database to a pluggable database.

To give you the best possible starting point for the multitenant migration, our team has prepared two webinars about the multitenant architecture. Actually, we planned on just one. Still, we have so many things to share that we decided to make two webinars. When product managers get a chance to talk, they talk a lot!

Move to Oracle Database 23ai – Everything you need to know about Oracle Multitenant

Part 1

May 16, 14:00 CEST, 2024

  • Multitenant architecure
    • Introduction
    • Consolidation strategies
    • Benefits
  • Creation of container database
    • Recommendations
    • Parameters
  • Migration methods
    • Best practices
    • Data Guard
    • RAC
    • Transparent Data Encryption (TDE)
    • What to remember after migration
    • Rollback and fallback
    • Customer case

Part 2

June 27, 14:00 CEST, 2024

  • Operations
    • Cloning
    • Connecting
    • Running scripts
    • Resource Manager
    • Tips and tricks
    • Recommendations
    • Customer case
  • Patching
    • Entire CDB
    • Individual PDB
    • Recommendations
    • Datapatch
  • Upgrading
    • CDB upgrades
    • PDB upgrades (unplug-plug)
    • Replay upgrade
    • Best practices
    • Downgrade
    • Customer case

Sign Up

You can sign up here. My team (Mike, Rodrigo, Roy and Alex) will be there and answer all your questions. I promise we won’t end the webinar until there are no more questions.

If you miss the webinar, you can watch a recording later on our YouTube channel. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss out.

Even if you already use Oracle Database on multitenant architecture, I guarantee there are still new things to learn.

As always: All tech, no marketing!

A Rare Insight Into the Oracle Database Development Process

Have you ever wondered why Oracle didn’t include your bug fix in the next Release Update? Or what good is it that your bug is fixed in 23.1 when Oracle Database isn’t released yet?

We’ll explain this – and much more in our next webinar.

  • Episode 17: From SR to Patch June 22, 2023, 16:00 CEST

Oracle Database 19c Upgrade Virtual Classroom

Mike and I will show you what happens behind the scenes, from opening a service request to the final delivery of a fix. This is your rare chance to get insights into the Oracle Database development process from insiders. And even if you are a long-time Oracle expert, you will still learn something new.

You can sign up here.

But I Can’t Make It

Don’t worry. As usual, we will publish the recording on our YouTube channel and share the slides with you. Keep an eye out on my Webinars page. On the same page, you can also watch all previous webinars and get the slides.

But it’s better to watch it live. You can ask questions to us live. I promise you; we won’t leave until we have answered all your questions.

All Tech, No Marketing

Remember, our mantra is: All tech, no marketing.

I hope to see you there!

New Webinars Coming Up

I am really excited to announce two new webinars:

  • Data Pump Best Practices and Real World Scenarios April 5, 2023, 16:00 CET
  • Release and Patching Strategies for Oracle Database 23c May 10, 2023, 16:00 CET

Oracle Database 19c Upgrade Virtual Classroom

You can sign up here.

The entire team, Roy, Mike, Bill, Rodrigo, and myself, are working hard to polish all the details.

Data Pump Best Practices and Real World Scenarios

In short: It’s all the stuff we couldn’t fit into our last Data Pump webinar.

Here’s the full abstract: > We promised to share more information in our last Data Pump Deep Dive With Development seminar. And here we are back again. Data Pump best practices is the topic we would like to emphasize on today. This will include some common tips and tricks but target especially parallel optimizations and transformation. It is quite common that you restructure objects and types when you use Data Pump for a migration. So we will give a detailed overview on the most common scenarios. This will guide us directly to real world scenarios where we’ll demonstrate several of those best practices used by customers.

Release and Patching Strategies for Oracle Database 23c

This is a revamped version of our very first webinar, Release and Patching Strategy. It’s updated to reflect the latest changes, and we have included even more details and demos.

Last time, the interest for this webinar was huge, and we ended up maxing out of Zoom capacity. A lot of you couldn’t get it. So, you better be ready on time, or you might miss your seat.

The full abstract: > This is a session every Oracle customer needs to attend to. Oracle Database 23c, the next long-term support release will be available sometime this year. Now it is time to refresh your knowledge about the best and most efficient strategies for your future release planning. Are there changes to the release numbering? Are there important changes regarding database patching? We will give you a complete overview on the available patch bundles and recent and future changes. We’ll discuss and showcase why a proper patching strategy is of vital importance – and how you can automate and optimize certain essential tasks.

But I Can’t Make It

Don’t worry. As usual, we will publish the recording on our YouTube channel and share the slides with you. Keep an eye out on my Webinars page.

But it’s better to watch it live. The entire team will be there, and we will answer all your questions. I promise you; we won’t leave until all questions have been answered.

All Tech, No Marketing

Remember, our mantra is: All tech, no marketing.

These webinars are technical. This is the place for you if you want all the gory details and cool demos.

I hope to see you there