Application Failover & Continuity

Oracle 12c    |    Intermediate
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Managing connections to a database ensures that the most important business workloads get the highest priority in the database. Explore application failover and continuity in RAC database connections.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • describe the two failover methods Transparent Application Failover (TAF) supports
    configure basic Transparent Application Failover on the server and client-side
    configure preconnect Transparent Application Failover on the client-side
    define the Transaction Guard API and list the benefits it brings to users after a recoverable outage
  • describe how Transaction Guard works and how to configure a service to use Transaction Guard
    describe Application Continuity works and its benefits
    configure and test client-side connect-time load balancing and TAF

IN THIS COURSE

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    1. 
    Transparent Application Failover Overview
    5m 6s
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    2. 
    Transparent Application Failover Basic Configuration
    5m 22s
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    3. 
    Transparent Application Failover Preconnect
    5m 9s
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    4. 
    Transaction Guard Overview
    4m 18s
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    5. 
    Using Transaction Guard
    3m 37s
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    6. 
    Application Continuity Overview
    5m 28s
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    7. 
    Exercise: Configure and Test Load Balancing and TAF
    6m 51s
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