July 14, 2010 5:30 PM. 15 attended.
Disaster Recovery Nuts & Bolts, Case study
Sydney Mechanics’ School of Arts (map)
This is a case study of a DR standby database using the SAN-to-SAN "dark fibre" connectivity and SAN-specific commands, as opposed to more common Dataguard and IP-based conduit for redo log duplication. Overall setup will be explained, with required commands and scripting as well as the performance obtained. Advantages/disadvantages will be presented. Context is AIX and EMC-Clarion with EE Oracle but the general principle of operation is common to all OS's and SAN, as well as to SE Oracle.
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Nuno Pinto do Souto
Can I dare to ask for some feedback on this meetup? It's hard to aim for better if no one says anything...
Posted July 21, 2010 at 1:33 PM -
nick patten
Nuno - a top notch presentation.
You convered a complex subject very succinctly with plenty of time left over for questions - well done as this isnt an easy thing to do!Posted July 21, 2010 at 1:51 PM
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Paul GuerinCo-OrganizerWell thought out solution that delivered the best result without the big $$$$. Job well done!!!!
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This is a case study of a DR standby database using the SAN-to-SAN "dark fibre" connectivity and SAN-specific commands, as opposed to more common Dataguard and IP-based conduit for redo log duplication.
Overall setup will be explained, with required commands and scripting as well as the performance obtained. Advantages/disadvantages will be presented.
Context is AIX and EMC-Clarion with EE Oracle but the general principle of operation is common to all OS's and SAN, as well as to SE Oracle.