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How to Rotate TDE master key on ExaCC with Data Guard
Introduction: In this blog post, I will demonstrate how to rotate the TDE master key on the ExaCC primary Database and ensure the standby database has the updated key.
EXACS Standby - ORA-12154: TNS (Disable RFS Client)
Introduction In today’s data-driven world, safeguarding data is crucial. Organizations must be equipped to handle potential failures by implementing strong disaster recovery (DR)..
Safeguarding Data in the Age of AI: Why Oracle Key Vault Multi Master Matters
Introduction In today’s data-driven and AI-accelerated world, data security risks are growing faster than ever. As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, so do the..
Key Rotation for SQL Server TDE in an Always On Availability Group Environment
Introduction: Managing data security in SQL Server goes beyond enabling Transparent Data Encryption (TDE)—it also requires proper lifecycle management of encryption keys,..
SQL Server Always On Across Two Data Centers with Dual Witnesses and DNS CNAME – Part 1
Introduction In our existing SQL Server Always On configuration, we had a two-node setup, with each node hosted in a separate data center, and a single witness located in the..
Set Up Oracle ASM on an Azure Linux Virtual Machine: Challenges I Encountered and Their Solutions
Setting up an Oracle ASM-based database on an Azure Linux virtual machine can come with some challenges. While Microsoft provides a comprehensive official guide (Set Up Oracle ASM..
Inside Eclipsys Managed Services: How DBAs Optimize Multi-Platform Environments
In today’s fast-paced IT landscape, managing databases isn’t just about keeping them online—it’s about ensuring performance, availability, security, and scalability across a wide..
How Managed Services Keeps Your Business Running
Working as a Managed Services Administrator responsible for databases and cloud infrastructure is both challenging and rewarding. Each day presents a unique set of tasks—from..
Reasons to Use Oracle 23ai Vector Search for RAG Applications
RAG (Retrieval-augmented generation) is a technique that can provide more accurate results to queries than a generative LLM on its own because RAG uses knowledge external to data..
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