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Date: Wednesday February 22, 2012
Time: 6:00 - 8:30 pm
Location: Arrow
Electronics - 50 Marcus Drive, Melville, NY 11747-3509
Food and Refreshments will be available.
REGISTER
with "NYOUG LI SIG MEETING RSVP" in the Subject line.
TOPIC: Productive Database Administration and Development with
TOAD for Oracle
ABSTRACT: DBAs can be more proactive
by automating maintenance, ensuring optimal performance, and mitigating
the risk of change. Resolving issues before they impact production and
automating routine tasks helps ensure more accuracy than ever before. It
is also possible to greatly reduce the risks associated with database
vulnerability, performance bottlenecks, upgrades, patches, and more.
With the Toad DBA Suite for Oracle, you can work smarter, not harder, no
matter how much experience you have as a DBA. The Toad for Oracle
Development Suite reduces the risks associated with bugs, performance
validation, inconsistent coding standards, dispersed teams with varying
skill levels, and more. Plus, it lowers the total cost of ownership for
your applications by reducing the impact of inefficient code on
productivity, future development cycles, and application performance and
availability.
PRESENTER: Devin Gallagher is a Quest
Software Systems Consultant with expertise in Database Management tools.
TOPIC: Increase Performance of Existing Oracle RAC Up To 10x
ABSTRACT: This session presents actual IT case studies and
reference architectures for integrating Solid State Disk (SSD) into
existing storage infrastructures to boost performance and enable
virtualization especially in big data environments where data volumes
are growing rapidly, and applications and users are demanding high-speed
concurrent access. Attendees will see how large Oracle environments can
be more strategic in their deployment of SSD and reap 10-fold
performance acceleration without the need to reconfigure or move
applications or data, without forklift hardware upgrades, and without
changing data protection policies.
PRESENTER: Erik de la Iglesia is currently the chief architect
at Gridiron systems responsible for machine learning, analytics and
flash technology. He was previously a founder and chief architect of
content security pioneer Reconnex (McAfee) and architect of WebStacks
(Extreme Networks). With 23 patents issued and over 2 dozen in process,
his work has spanned full and semicustom logic design, programmable
logic systems and software applications. Erik holds a BSEE with Highest
Honors from University of Florida and MSEE from Stanford where he was an
NSF Graduate Research Fellow.
You must be a current NYOUG member to attend this meeting at no charge.
Non-members may pay a $10 meeting fee at the door (cash or check only -
no credit cards accepted).
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