[db tech showcase Tokyo 2018]　#dbts2018 #B33 『DBA 18.0 - Life after 18c』

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Does Cloud Mean the End ofthe DBA?
DBA18.0 - Life after18c
FranciscoMunozAlvarez
DirectorofInnovation–DataIntensity

Francisco Munoz Alvarez
• Oracle ACE Director
• 8/9/10g/11g/12c OCP, RAC OCE, AS OCA, E-Business OCP,
• SQL/PLSQL OCA, Oracle 7 OCM
• Oracle 7, 11GR2, 12cR1, 12cR2, ADWCS and OVM 3.1 and 3.2 and 3.3
Beta Tester/Early Adopter
• IOUC LA and APAC Spokesperson, President of APACOUC,IAOUG,
CLOUG and NZOUG
• ITIL Certified
• 2008 Top OTN Forum Contributor (All year #1)
• 2008 Oracle ACE Award Winner
• 2010 Oracle Excellence Award Winner
• 2010 Oracle Magazine Editors Choice Award Winner
• 2012 LAOUC Architect of the year Winner
• 2017 APAC Webinar Tour Best Session Winner
• Presented over 400 sessions at 47 Countries around the world
Blog: oraclenz.com - Email: fmunozalvarez@dataintensity.com
Twitter : fcomunoz
Data Intensity
Director of Innovation
www.dataintensity.com

Born
here
Grow up
here
Got Married Here
Mature
here
Lived here for 7
years
Now Living here
for almost 4 years

2001 - 2004 2005 2006 - 2008 2009 2010 - 2012 2013 - 2014 2015 - 2016 2017 - 2018
Corporate Evolution & Strategy
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Company
founded in
2001
Provide remote
managed services for
Oracle applications
and databases
Established
Eastern European
outsourcing
partnership
Introduced
Oracle hosted
application
offerings
Launched Oracle
Engineered Systems
Practice
RedStack
Acquisition
Enrich &
Inatech
Acquisitions
EQT
Investment
Oracle Cloud
Specializations
- Financials
- Procurement
- Infrastructure
Oracle Managed
Services
Provider
Credentials
Added Oracle
EBS
Functional
Services
Became
Platinum
Partner
Added support for expanding Oracle
ecosystem OBI, Hyperion, Agile,
GRC, Siebel, BRM
Introduced dedicated
private and shared
cloud computing
solutions
Audax Group
Investment
Clear
Measures
Acquisition

Delivery & Service Capabilities That Span The Globe
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Oracle Credentials & Deep Oracle Expertise
SSAE 16 SOC 1 Type II ISO 9001 Certified
ITIL & ITSM Certified
Oracle Cloud Applications
Financials Cloud
Procurement Cloud
Infrastructure Cloud
Oracle Applications
E-Business Suite R12 Financials
E-Business Suite R12 Supply Chain
Oracle Engineered Systems
Exadata Database Machine X2
Exadata Database Machine
Oracle Database Appliance
Oracle Platform
Linux 5 / 6
OVM 2 / 3
CustomerAdvisory Board
Oracle EBS ATG
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
2017 Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure
Partner of the Year – UK
2015 Engineered
Systems
Partner of the Year - Global
BETAProgram
Participant
Oracle Technology
Database 11g / 12c
Database 11g / 12c Security
Database 11g / 12c Data Warehousing
Database 11g / 12c Performance Tuning
Enterprise Manager 11g / 12c
Real Application Clusters 11g / 12c
Business Intelligence Foundation 10 / 11g
Data Integration 11g / 12c
WebLogic Server 12c
Identity Management 12c
SOA Suite 12c
Big Data Appliance
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Associate Architect Certifications

Oracle Database &
Engineered Systems
Oracle Applications
ERP / Procurement
Oracle BI & Analytics
Global Portfolio of Oracle Solutions and Services
Delivered Your Way
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DELIVERYMODELS
Remote Managed Services
Extension of Customer IT Team | 24x7 Monitoring & Critical Response |
Daily Management & Maintenance
Cloud Managed Services On-Premises/Private Cloud | Public Cloud | Hybrid Cloud
Professional Services
/ Consulting
Assessments/Design | Migration | Implementations | Upgrades |
Quick Start Programs

The Data Intensity Oracle Advantage
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We are an Oracle First service provider and
believe in Oracle on Oracle for Oracle
We have been selling enterprise
cloud services for over 12 years
and understand the sales process
We architected OCI for our own
EBS environment and presented
it at Oracle Cloud Days
Comprehensive portfolio of solutions
from Oracle Cloud to On-Premises
Applications and technology.
Oracle Platinum and Managed
Services Partner focused on
accelerated migration and
management services for Oracle
Cloud Infrastructure.
Proven with hundreds of Oracle clients worldwide who have
entrusted us to handle the implementation, management, and
support of their mission-critical Oracle applications and technologies

Applications (On-Premises)
• Oracle E-Business Suite - Financials, SCM, Procurement
• Hyperion • PeopleSoft • ATG Web Commerce
• OBIEE • BRM
• Agile • GRC
• Siebel • Fusion Middleware
Database & Advanced Technology
• Oracle Database • Advanced Security • Advanced Compression
• RAC • Oracle Streams • WebLogic Suite
• Active • Database Vault • WebCenter
• Data Guard • Advanced Compression • ODI
• GoldenGate • TDE
Infrastructure
• Oracle Exadata Machine • Oracle Database Appliance
• Exalogic Elastic Cloud • Oracle Private Cloud Appliance
• Exalytics • ZFS
• Oracle SuperCluster • VM • OEL
SaaS
• Oracle ERP Cloud
• Financials • HCM
• Procurement • PPM
• OM • EPM
PaaS
• Oracle Database Cloud • Java
• Oracle SOA Cloud • BI
• Oracle Identity Cloud
• Oracle Data Integrator
• Oracle Management Cloud
IaaS
• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Oracle Capabilities & Alignment Partner for Growth
Move Workloads
to the Cloud
Modernize Data
Management
Connect &
Extend Apps
Technical & Functional Integration
Delivery Capabilities
Alignment to 3 Oracle
Sales Plays
Confidential 9

So Long DBA? DBA 18.0 – Life after 18c
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What you need to know about developing your career
The Evolution of IT
The Past
The Present
The Future
So What is Next?
Conclusion

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The Evolution of IT
The Past
The Present
The Future
So What is Next?
Conclusion

[db tech showcase Tokyo 2018]　#dbts2018 #B33 『DBA 18.0 - Life after 18c』

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Human
Computers
40s to 70s
From computers to leaders
When Computers were a
skirt

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Changed the industry with
never before seen capabilities
The big Iron
Main Frames
60s to 80s

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The big Iron
Main Frames
60s to 80s

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Client Server
80s
Separating it in
two worlds.
Distributed Technology

EVOLUTION TO CLOUD
TIMELINE
Human
Computers
40s to 70s
From computers to leaders
When Computers were a
skirt
The big Iron
Main Frames
60s to 80s Client Server
80s
Separating it in two
worlds.
Distributed Technology
Grid Computing - VMware,
Hyper V, Oracle VM, XEN, KVM
on premises (***)
.
The Virtual Era
Private Cloud
2010s Hybrid Cloud
2015s
The slow migration to the future
started. Cloud Tryout and
Cloud First
Cloud Connected
Public Cloud
2020?
The future will be:
Fully utility based
Cloud Embraced
*** Boosted by the boom of Internet in the 2000s

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The Evolution of IT
The Past
The Present
The Future
So What is Next?
Conclusion

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The Evolution of IT
The Past
The Present
The Future
So What is Next?
Conclusion

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IaaS PaaS SaaS
MySQL
MariaDB
PostgreSQL
Oracle
MSSQL
Aurora
DynamoDB
ElastiCache
Redshift
Amazon EC2
EC2 Container
Lightsail
Elastic Beanstalk
Lambda
Batch
Amazon SaaS Program
Virtual Machines
VM Scale Sets
App Service
Functions
Batch
Service Fabric
Cloud Services
MSSQL
MySQL
PostgreSQL
SQL Data Warehouse
SQL Stretch Database
Cosmos DB
Table Storage
Redis Cache
Data Factory
Azure SaaS Program
Compute Engine
App Engine
Container Engine
Cloud Functions
Cloud Storage
Cloud MySQL
Cloud PostgreSQL
Cloud Bigtable
Cloud Spanner
Cloud Datastore
BigData Services
Cloud Machine Learning
G Suite
Google Launcher
Compute
Storage
Networking
Governance
Database
Load Balancing
Ravello
Database
Database Backup
MySQL
Big Data
NoSQL Database
Big Data – Compute Edition
Event Hub
Management
Business Analytics
Integration
Human Capital Management
Enterprise Performance Management
Data as a Service
Enterprise Resource Planning
Internet of Things
Customer Services
Supply Chain Management
Industry Solutions

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The Evolution of IT
The Past
The Present
The Future
So What is Next?
Conclusion

Automation vs. Autonomous
For the past 10 years of my career I have been recommending DBA's to automate most (if not all)
business as usual (BAU) work and to concentrate at becoming as much proactive as possible (If you
cannot automate a BAU process, delegate it) because you have more important things to do! I am
recommending this over and over because I am constantly watching DBA's losing too much time with
BAU work, consequently making them unable to expend time on career development (training and
learning about new technologies), work at important projects such as per example Optimization,
Security, Performance Tuning, High Availability, Migrations, Upgrades and also unable to work with
new technologies that could seriously benefit the business and obtain the best ROI to company
resources.
"Oracle 18c is not Autonomous, and only ADWC is, - but is only available at Oracle Cloud.

Automation vs. Autonomous
I would like to use the automotive industry as example to clarify the differences between Automation and
Autonomous. I love to drive my car, I love to be behind the wheel and enjoy the experience. Recently I bought a
new car that include many driver assistance technologies (Automation). It has Autonomous cruise control (that
automatically adjusts the vehicle speed to maintain a safe distance from vehicles ahead, and even stop the car if
necessary), Line Changing Alert, Collision alert (alert us if close to have a collision due to speed or proximity and
breaks for you if required), Driving behavior alert (Check for fatigue and dangerous driving behaviors) Automatic
Head Light and Windscreen Wiper, Parking assistance and much more.
Many people could think that all these features would affect my driving experience, but remember, as the person
at control (the driver) you can choose what options would be used and when, and also can be adjusted as per your
driving requirements. So, it did not affect me at all, by the opposite, they made my driving easier and safer,
furthermore allowing me to enjoy it even more.
We are also talking about fully autonomous cars (that would fully drive itself, you just need to tell the car where
you are going) for long time and many companies are investing resources on this type of technologies (Toyota,
Tesla, Google, Uber are only a few) and are constantly making public testing of it. We know this is the future, and
we know that is coming, but not anytime too soon (like this year or the next) and when the time comes, the global
population would adopt it gradually.

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Cloud, the inevitable next step in the DBA DNA evolution!
The constant evolution of IT has, among other things, affected the role of a DBA. Today the DBA is not merely
a Database Administrator anymore but is morphing more into the Database Architect role. If you want to
become a successful DBA (Database Architect) and be more competitive in the market, you should have a
different skill set than was normally required in the past. Now a day, you need to have a wide range of
understanding in architectural design, Cloud, network, storage, licensing, versioning, automation, and much
more - the more knowledge you have, the better opportunities you will find.
We know without doubt that our future involves automation and Cloud technologies, so why fight it? Why
continue losing our time and energy against it?
Let's take advantage of it now!

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The Evolution of IT
The Past
The Present
The Future
So What is Next?
Conclusion

Learn to be Proactive
Why check the problems only when they are critical, or when is too late and the database is down, or the users are screaming?
Being proactive is the best approach to keep your DB healthy and to show your company, or your clients that you really care
about them.
Many DBA’s expend most of their time being firefighters only, fixing problems and working on user’s requests all the time. They
don’t do any proactive work; this mentality only will cause an overload of work to them, thousands of dollars of overtime, several
hours without access to the data to the users, poor performance to the applications, and what is worse of all, several unhappy
users thinking that you don’t have the knowledge needed to take care of their data.
Let’s mention a small example, you have the archive log area alert set to fire when it is 95% full, and this happens in the middle
of the night, some DBA’s will take seriously the alert and solve the problem quickly, others will wait until the next day to take
care of it because they are tired, or sleeping, or they are in a place without internet access at the moment the alert arrived. Will be
a lot easier if they set a proactive alert to be fire when 75% or 85%, or even better, take a look in the general health status of the
DB before leave their work shift, to try to detect and solve any possible problem before be a real problem and be awake in the
middle of the night or during the weekend (Remember how important is your personal and family time). I’ll always recommend to
DBA’s to run 2 checklists daily, one in the start of their shift and other before they leave their shift.
I know several DBA’s that complain all the time that they got so many calls when they are on call, but they don’t do anything to
solve the root problem, they only expend their time to solve the symptoms.
So, let’s change our mentality, let stop being a firefighter and start to be a real hero!

Educate and prepare yourself for the future
• How to manage different RDBMS technologies (as per
example: MySQL, SQL Server, DB2, etc).
• How to manage NoSQL technologies (as per example:
Cassandra, Druid, HBase, and MongoDB).
• How to resolve unavailability issues.
• Execute recovery test from current and old backups and
document the process for your company DRP (Disaster
and Recovery Plan).
• Ensure your company RPO and RTO SLAs are being
fulfilled by your high availability plan and backup and
recovery strategy.
• Gaining deep knowledge at performance tuning.
• Learn how your applications work and how they interact
with the database and middle layers.
• Learn on how to review and implement security
• Keep up with DB trends & technologies.
• Use new technologies when applicable (as per example
Kafka, Microservices, Containers, Virtualization)
• Know how to perform storage and physical design.
• Diagnose, troubleshoot and resolve any DB related problems.
• Ensure that Oracle networking software is configured and
running properly.
• Mentor and train new DBA’s (This allow you to review and
learn new things).
• Learn about XML, Java, Python, PHP, HTML, and Linux, Unix,
Windows Scripting.
• Automate all BAU work or delegate it.
• Implement Capacity Planning /Hardware Planning
• Architect, Deploy and Maintain Cloud Environments
• Improve your SQL and PL/SQL skills and Review SQL and
PL/SQL codes in your environment.
• Control and execute code promotions to production
environments
• Master Cloud technologies (IaaS, DBaaS, PaaS and SaaS)

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The Past
The Present
The Future
So What is Next?
Conclusion

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