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Amazon released the latest offering in their AWS suite last month, SimpleDB. I tagged this and subsequent analysis posts for later consumption, and I’m just now getting back to it; a post from Web Worker Daily yesterday on Lo ... Continue reading »
Amazon released the latest offering in their AWS suite last month, SimpleDB. I tagged this and subsequent analysis posts for later consumption, and I’m just now getting back to it; a post from Web Worker Daily yesterday on Lo ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
Regarding Oracle's direction, which one of their 4 databases would you use as the back-end? ;-)
1 year ago
I would assume one of the big boy versions, like Standard. It might be cool to do all four in graduating cost.
1 year ago
BTW, they also showed how you could change RMAN to automatically stream your Oracle database backup to a S3 storage to secure it there.
Patrick
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