Database Health with Raspberry Pi Learn some of the tips and techniques of successfully managing a database infrastructure in the real world. How is the database performing now? It’s a question you must have been asked more than once and …
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Innovation, the Oracle Cloud, Big Data, IOT and Robotics Future This presentation will cover Oracle’s Acceleration, especially with the Oracle Cloud, and the Cycles of Innovation in the world. We’ll look at a quick step by step PaaS example and …
The Best Oracle Database 18c New Features (and a few 12cR2) Oracle’s Visual Analyzer tool is especially designed for data exploration, whereas traditional OBIEE This presentation will look at which 18c new features should be investigated for use. Most of …
Unduly Forgotten Performance Tuning Hero: PL/SQL Hierarchical Profiler The PL/SQL Hierarchical Profiler became available in Oracle 11g Release 1 and replaced the old DBMS_PROFILER package. The goal was the same: to profile runtime behavior of PL/SQL code, i.e. to register …
Introduction of Jupyter Notebook And Packages for Data Analysis and Plotting Jupyter is an interactive development tool for Python related analytics, for rapid prototyping. The foundation of ML is Linear Algebra, the great chunk of it is pertaining to matrix …
Using AI-powered Analytics in Oracle DB 12c for automatic Image Recognition This talk presents how AI powered analytics can be used for automatic Image Recognition. It explains how Machine Learning and Deep Learning algorithms can be used to automate Feature Extraction, …
A Smart Grid for Enterprise Data This talk presents the architecture of Griddable.io’s smart grid for synchronized data integration. Smart transaction grids are a novel concept aimed at building and operating highly available and scalable infrastructure for synchronized data integration …
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Why Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is built for the Enterprise Oracle has built the next generation of cloud infrastructure after researching existing public cloud platforms and seeking input from their existing enterprise customers. They have retained the benefits of first generation …
