One image, many copies, only the header is required to create an backup or restore.
DBA has to commandeer a database for patch testing.
This has to be performed for EACH environment, 100’s or 1000’s of databases!
Most are not synchronized with production, different outcomes when released to production.
Bugs occurring in one, not another!
Testing upgrades and patches can be greatly simplified using the portability and ease-of-use of Delphix Virtual Databases (VDBs). Here are two approaches that can be used, depending on the upgrade or patch.
Link the production database with the Delphix Server.
Provision a VDB at the existing patch level.
Patch the existing $Oracle_Home against the live VDB.
or
Create the new $Oracle_Home and swing the VDB.
Rollback VDB or Refresh from production.
Repeat 3 or 4 until confident.
Once the process has been tested and confirmed, it can be rolled out with confidence into production.
This is less overwhelming than the last image…show how easy it is to manage and work with Delphix, (specifying a virtualizing product)
Go through how copies can be made, but not virtualized
Go through then how a cli without a UI, can make it difficult to manage all those clones and that’s not CDM and may have nothing again, to do with virtualized, takes up space, which
Is what cloud loves.
Go through how copies can be made, but not virtualized
Go through then how a cli without a UI, can make it difficult to manage all those clones and that’s not CDM and may have nothing again, to do with virtualized, takes up space, which
Is what cloud loves.
Go through how copies can be made, but not virtualized
Go through then how a cli without a UI, can make it difficult to manage all those clones and that’s not CDM and may have nothing again, to do with virtualized, takes up space, which
Is what cloud loves.
Go through how copies can be made, but not virtualized
Go through then how a cli without a UI, can make it difficult to manage all those clones and that’s not CDM and may have nothing again, to do with virtualized, takes up space, which
Is what cloud loves.
Article 29 makes it unlawful in EMEA to not just encrypt, but to mask data in non production systems and when handling data outside of secure environments.
HIPAA protects medical information
PCI protects payment information, via the internet, inside companies and in the public eye.
PII protects personably identify information between systems, (big brother) for demographics and information collections
SOX protects investor information
If the ssn is the reference key, then the numbers should be masked identically across the objects to ensure integrity is maintained.