Oracle Database 12c Multitenant Architecture Overview

[@sravanbollineni]

Good to have videos like this for 12C Database.... Thanks!

[@gabrielgap5185]

Thanks for this video, I have seen 2 from you, I hope I can find more.

[@databasescene3494]

Very intersting, thank you Jean François!

[@mazhar2uall]

Great Videos, worth watching.

[@vishal0soni]

This is really nice. Too much technical for my level, but i am trying to get this into my head soon. :)

[@oracle_professor]

Thank you!

[@ninaboss8360]

Thank you for this overview.

[@abaisyet]

Nice post but we cannot download the videos that you post. Can you please allow to download your posts.

[@dimag6036]

It almost sounds to good to be true, but if it works as advertized, it could be a very useful in this cloud based world we are moving to. Thanks, nice video.

[@Drona666]

What about the license cost. Will there be additional cost for the PDB ?

[@fmissiri]

Intéressant Jean-François

[@terrykoch9848]

Great video and information - thanks, JF!!

[@urgetosplurge]

Interesting to get a beter insight into how Oracle is going about implementing multi-tenancy in the database. I would be interested to discover how granular, and how effective the CDB Resource Plan is in practice, in terms of apportioning available resources fairly amongst participating tenants.

[@sadakanjema7845]

Thanks

[@techWithNaushad]

Thanks.

[@vijaysimhareddy863]

nice video.

[@JeanFrancoisVerrier]

You can find the diagram at apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=44785:24:0::NO:24:P24_CONTENT_ID,P24_PREV_PAGE:7795,29

[@ABHISHEKVERMA-yd4jt]

Hello Thanks for explaining 12c Architecture. I have one query, if suppose there are two PDB associated with one CDB and any one PDB goes down then what are its impact on second PDB as they have common memory architecture and it may happen that there may be some lock on memory by the first PDB(which goes down).