A brief analysis of the disaster recovery backup technology in Oracle database DataGuard

Xiu-ju, Liu

doi:10.1109/indusis.2010.5565635

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“…RMAN is a default provided tool which developed by the Oracle to backup the database which are needed for recovery should the primary database fails [8]. It covers the following types of files: a.…”

Section: B Recovery Manager (Rman)mentioning

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Performance Tuning for Optimal Backup Process on Database Server

Raharjo¹

2020

IJATCSE

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With the current rise of the new technology and the need of data maintenance over the looming risk of hardware failures or external threats, this paper aims to reassess the most optimal backup process on IT Services by experimenting of different parameter tuning. The aim is to suggest which combination is deemed suitable for a certain business requirement based on a real study case. There are various studies and research on comparing the performance of how one configuration could affect the total performance with a certain metrics they want to measure. But currently there are no works of study of assessing how does each parameter tuning would affect the backup performance on Oracle database, since it is only categorized on high-level language (basic, high, low, medium). This study would use the data and requirement from one of the largest government-based company in Indonesia using Oracle backup tools: RMAN

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Section: B Recovery Manager (Rman)mentioning

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Performance Tuning for Optimal Backup Process on Database Server

Raharjo¹

2020

IJATCSE

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“…The DataGuard places the backup data in both local and remote data center, where named as primary and standby database [10]. If user executes a SQL command/transaction, the transaction will be firstly sent to primary DB, and then it will be sent to standby DB, and do the same action.…”

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Get Rid of Data Disaster: An Active-active Model with VRN Network for Smart Grid DFS

Yu¹,

Li²,

Pang³

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the International Conference on Computer Networks and Communication Technology (CNCT 2016)

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Abstract. Data storage security issues are expanding to global area, while -Internet+‖ Smart Energy is prospering in high speed. Therefore, the security backup for the distributed file system (DFS) has become the key factor in the construction of smart grid in electric power. However, due to remote data synchronization across multiple data centers, the reliability and robustness of the storage system is relatively weak. Our work proposed a novel active-active disaster recovery model, with a Virtual Redirection Network (VRN). Under the automatic control of VRN, the model provides a solution of data synchronization across large scope of power grid center. The results show that the system not only improves the IO performance in massive small files, but also increases the total system robustness over a long distance data transfer.

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A hybrid disaster-tolerant model with DDF technology for MooseFS open-source distributed file system

Li¹,

Lin²

2016

J Supercomput

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A brief analysis of the disaster recovery backup technology in Oracle database DataGuard

Cited by 4 publications

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Performance Tuning for Optimal Backup Process on Database Server

Performance Tuning for Optimal Backup Process on Database Server

Get Rid of Data Disaster: An Active-active Model with VRN Network for Smart Grid DFS

A hybrid disaster-tolerant model with DDF technology for MooseFS open-source distributed file system

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