| Presentation Title: | Breaking Oracle: Creating realistic failures for testing and diagnostic practice |
| Speaker: | Mr Daniel Morgan |
| Company: | University of Washington |
| Co-presenter: | |
| Presentation abstract: | To become highly skilled in the areas of troubleshooting and failure resolution, Oracle professionals normally endure a wide variety of "trials by fire" in production environments, over many years. By learning to create realistic load levels and failure scenarios in test systems, Oracle professionals with little experience in troubleshooting and fault resolution can hone their diagnostic skills without the customary stressful ordeals and business impact. This session will provide live simulations of problems, including hangs, spins and crashes, followed by effective techniques for diagnosing and resolving faults. |
| Presentation begins: | 03/12/2008 11:45 |
| Presentation duration: | 45 |
| Presentation content level: | 2 (1 = indepth, 5 = strategic overview) |
| Audience experience: | Experienced (2-3 years) |
| Audience function: | DBA's |
| Speaker biography: | Oracle Ace Director Daniel Morgan is the Education Chairman of the PSOUG, and a member of the UKOUG, the International Oracle zSeries SIG, and the OAUG Customer Support Council. He also serves as the primary instructor of the Oracle program at the University of Washington.
Morgan is a frequent speaker at Oracle related events and in the previous 12 months has spoken at OpenWorld, Collaborate '08, ODTUG Kaleidoscope, and regional users groups in Canada (Victoria, BC) and in the US (Northern California, Northwest, Puget Sound, Rocky Mountain, and Salt Lake City). |
| Related topics: | Server Technology: RAC & HA and Grid Control, Server Technology: Back-up and Recovery, Server Technology: Performance Tuning and Diagnostics, Server Technology: Other Server Technology and DBA Topics |
| Hall: | 1 |
