Thursday, August 14, 2014

Oracle Priority Service Infogram for 14-AUG-2014


OpenWorld

Each week leading up to OpenWorld we will be publishing various announcements, schedules, tips, etc. related to the event.

This week:

The Storage Forum at Oracle OpenWorld 2014.

Oracle Support

We’ve reported before on the My Oracle Support Accreditation Series. The My Oracle Support blog lets us know about New Products Added to the series.

RDBMS

From the Oracle Database In-Memory blog: Getting started with Oracle Database In-Memory Part I - Installing & Enabling.

Performance

From the A Wider View blog: DAY, AUGUST 11, 2014 Watch Oracle DB Session Activity With The Real-Time Session Sampler.

From the ORACLE DIAGNOSTICIAN: ASH Basics.

ODI

OWB to ODI 12c Migration in action, from the Data Integration blog.

Solaris

From The Observatory blog: VXLAN in Solaris 11.2.

SPARC

From EnterpriseTech: Oracle Cranks Up The Cores To 32 With Sparc M7 Chip .

Security

IT-Security (Part 6): WebLogic Server and Authorization, from The Cattle Crew.

MAF

From Shay Shmeltzer's Weblog: Required Field Validation in Oracle MAF.

SOA

SOA Transformation through SOA Upgrade, from the SOA & BPM Partner Community Blog.

ADF and BPM

From the Dreamix Group: The Ultimate Guide to Separating BPM from ADF.

From the Waslley Souza Blog: Communication between Task Flows using Task Flow Parameters.

From Andrejus Baranovskis Blog: ADF Thematic Map in ADF 12c (12.1.3).

IOUG

Always good to take an occasional look at upcoming events from IOUG.

…and Finally

Some of the trends of today, based on buzz words:

A year of tech industry hype in a single graph, from The Verge.

And some of the attempted buzzes of the past that went buzzzzzz….THUD!


22 Of The Most Epic Product Fails in History, from Business Insider.


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