ORACLEOracle solutions
Oracle databases that stay up
Administration, standby databases, migrations and application support for Oracle estates, on-premises or hybrid.
DGMGRL> show configuration; Configuration - erp_dg Protection Mode: MaxAvailability Members: erpprod - Primary database erpstby - Physical standby database Fast-Start Failover: Enabled in Zero Data Loss Mode Configuration Status: SUCCESS DGMGRL> validate database erpstby; Database Role: Physical standby database Primary Database: erpprod Ready for Switchover: Yes Ready for Failover: Yes (Primary Running) DGMGRL>
Disaster recovery
A standby ready to take over
We set up standby databases at a second site, test the switch regularly, and document exactly what happens when the primary fails.
- Changes shipped continuously to the standby
- Automatic or manual switchover, tested on a schedule
- Applications reconnect to the new primary
A typical upgrade
The standby is built and tested before anything changes in production.
A typical Oracle upgrade with a standbyTypical example. Your timeline depends on scope.
Health check
Standby build
Switchover test
Upgrade rehearsal
Production upgrade
Monitoring
You receiveHealth check reportRecovery runbookSwitchover test results
What we do
Oracle work your team can rely on
- Administration
- Performance tuning, patching, backup and recovery.
- Standby and recovery
- Standby databases at a second site, with recovery tests.
- Upgrades and moves
- Version upgrades and platform moves with rehearsed cutovers.
- Licensing review
- Understand what you use and where you can save.
- Application support
- Maintenance and integration for Oracle-based applications.
- Monitoring
- Alerts on space, performance and replication health.
Platforms around your Oracle databases
- Red Hat
- Linux
- VMware
- PostgreSQL
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- Grafana
Tell us about your Oracle estate
Versions, sizes and how you recover today: we will suggest where to start.
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