This Week I Learned - Week #15 2022
This Week I Learned - * Trusted Research Environments (TRE) enforce a secure boundary around distinct workspaces to enable info…
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This Week I Learned - Week #13 2022
This Week I Learned - * Progressive Web Apps can function offline with the help of service workers . * Anthos provides a consis…
This Week I Learned - Week #12 2022
This Week I Learned - * Make your page load feel more instant by using priority hints to help the browser prioritize the most cr…
This Week I Learned - Week #8 2022
This Week I Learned - * Microsoft, which sells the rival Azure, used open programming interfaces to hook into its competitors’ p…
This Week I Learned - Week #7 2022
This Week I Learned - * Google Cloud Functions Gen2 supports larger instances (16GB, 4CPU), longer processing times (60mins!) an…
Oracle Autonomous Database for Dummies - Notes
Excerpts & paraphrased notes from the book Oracle Autonomous Database for Dummies (PDF, 83 pages) - An autonomous database …
This Week I Learned - Week #50 2021
This Week I Learned - * A failover cluster requires that more than half of its nodes are running, a condition known as having qu…
This Week I Learned - Week #48 2021
This Week I Learned - * 17 Lessons Learned Migrating SAP to the Cloud [PDF], Published: July 2021 * A Local Zone is an extensio…
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) vs popular Public Cloud Platforms
Key differentiators according to Oracle on how OCI is better than Amazon Web Services (AWS) , Microsoft Azure , and Google Cloud…
This Week I Learned - Week #34 2021
This Week I Learned - * SQL Database and SQL Managed Instance both run on the latest stable version of the SQL Server database e…
Well-Architected Framework (WAF) & Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF)
Azure’s Well-Architected Framework targets a specific workload and provides guidance at the workload level . The Cloud Adoption…
Oracle on Azure
Microsoft Azure is an authorized cloud environment for running Oracle Database. When migrating Oracle software and workloads from…