Join Globally Distributed Database team @ CloudWorld 2023
September 6, 2023 | 4 minute readOracle DatabaseWorld at CloudWorld 2023 will open its doors soon, welcoming you to Las Vegas for the second time and again with a rich collection of great content. The Oracle Globally Distributed Database product management team has prepared a set of complementary learning sessions (45-minute sessions with an "LRNxxxx" designation), interactive Hands-on-Lab (HOL with an "HOLxxxx" designation), and Oracle Demos which can all be found in the CloudWorld Session Catalog.
Choosing the most exciting sessions from over a thousand sessions can be difficult. In addition to having compiled a "Keep It Running"-Agenda listing all high availability, scalability, and disaster recovery-related sessions at CloudWorld, please find below our recommendations for Globally Distributed Database sessions that you should not miss when attending DatabaseWorld at CloudWorld.
1.1. Tuesdays, September 19
| 11:30 am |
Build global-scale application using Globally Distributed Autonomous Databases [LRN3178] Data and transaction volume in enterprises is exploding, and applications are required to be available 24x7. As a result, enterprise applications are adopting design patterns like distributed databases which have been used by many internet-scale applications. We discuss how customers are building global-scale applications that can scale to millions of transactions per second with petabytes of data and eliminate downtime. Oracle Globally Distributed Autonomous Database does all this while rendering strong data consistency, the full power of SQL, and support for structured and unstructured data.
Pankaj Chandiramani, Director, Product Management, Oracle Nourdine Benadjaoud, Director of Software Development, Oracle Tim Frazier, Architect, Oracle
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| 12:45 pm |
Complying with Data Sovereignty using Oracle Globally Distributed Database [LRN3180] Companies around the world are scrambling to meet data sovereignty and data residency regulations. For example, India requires that financial transactions data between Indian entities be stored in India. There are similar requirements in a incremental list of countries such as China, Brazil, and Australia. Learn how Oracle Globally Distributed Database can help you meet these regulations so your company can continue to thrive and conduct business in those countries.
Shailesh Dwivedi, Vice President, Product Management, Oracle Mark Dilman, Vice President, Software Development, Oracle |
| 5:-00 pm - 7:00 pm | Meet the team at our Globally Distributed Database demo booth during Welcome Reception: |
1.2. Wednesday, September 20
| 1:00 pm |
Accelerate your Applications 10x with True Cache [LRN3186] Many business applications use a caching tier to improve performance by adding a new object caching tier in front of a relational database. Applications are responsible for loading the data in the cache and invalidation using a separate API. A separate caching layer is required, which adds licensing, operational, and resource costs in addition to reducing data protection, data security, and availability based on the chosen caching tier’s features. Oracle True Cache is an in-memory SQL cache that automatically synchronizes with the backend database. It obviates the need for a separate object cache layer and removes the need for the application to keep the cache in sync with the same enterprise availability and security as an Oracle Database.
Shailesh Dwivedi, Vice President, Product Management, Oracle Bill Lee, Senior Director of Software Development, Oracle |
| 8:00 am |
Meet the team at our Globally Distributed Database demo booth |
1.3. Thursday, September 21
| 2:30 pm |
Build an Internet-Scale App with Oracle Globally Distributed Database [HOL2223] NOTE: Bring your laptop to follow along for the best hands-on experience. Laptops are not provided. This workshop provides step-by-step experience on how to use Oracle Globally Distributed Database to store large amounts of structured and unstructured data for an e-commerce sample application.
2:30 PM - 4:00 PM; Room: "San Polo 3405" (The Venetian, Level 3) Pankaj Chandiramani, Director, Product Management, Oracle Shefali Bhargava, Principal Product Manager, Oracle
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| 2:00 pm |
Meet the team at our Globally Distributed Database demo booth before the curtain closes: |
Check out the several Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA) and Database High Availability session offerings.
Pankaj Chandiramani
Director, Product Management
Pankaj Chandiramani is Director of Product Management for Oracle Database and has been working in business technology for the past 16 yrs developing and promoting enterprise SaaS, hybrid and on-prem products in various domains such as AI/ML, IT Operations, Data Management and DevOps.
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