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AI Benefits Using Oracle GoldenGate to Replicate Vectors

1 month ago in

23ai

Introduction This document outlines the benefits of leveraging Oracle GoldenGate for replicating vectors to enhance AI applications. Oracle GoldenGate provides real-time data replication, enabling AI models to access the most current and relevant information. This capability is crucial for applications requiring up-to-date insights, such as

Oracle GoldenGate 23ai: Powering Real-Time Data Integration

1 year ago in

23ai AI vector search

Oracle GoldenGate has long been the go-to solution for real-time data integration, and with the release of Oracle GoldenGate 23ai, it just got even better. Packed with innovative features and enhancements, this latest version takes data replication and synchronization to new heights, empowering organizations to

Adding Hostname to MySQL Heatwave/MySQL Database Service

2 years ago in

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When building MySQL Heatwave Systems (use to be called MySQL Database Service or MDS), the need to add a Hostname to the system is critical. The system having a hostname will allow for other applications like Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) to connect to MySQL Heatwave.

Building MySQL Database Service (MDS)

2 years ago in

build mysql heatwave

Building a MySQL Database in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is easy. Within a few steps, you can build a MySQL instance for your development or production needs. To begin building, you first have to login into your OCI tenancy. After you have logged in, use

Why hire a RheoData Consultant

2 years ago in

business insights

Are you looking to migrate your workloads to the cloud? Is your organization on the path to cloud yet struggle to get your workloads migrated successfully? Is cloud optimization a top priority for your organization? If your answer to these three questions

Adding a database to MySQL HeatWave using Auto Parallel Load

3 years ago in

heatwave

If you are reading this post, more than likely you are either looking at Oracle’s MySQL HeatWave for the first time and trying to understand how to load your database into the HeatWave cluster. There are actually two approached to loading data into a HeatWave

Removing a MySQL Heatwave Cluster

3 years ago in

heatwave

Recently I’ve been playing with Oracle’s MySQL Database Service (MDS) and testing out the Heatwave option. Heatwave is very impressive and enables MySQL to run OLAP workloads within a smaller database on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Within the MySQL Database Service there are only

Connecting to MySQL Database Service (MDS) via DBeaver

3 years ago in

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With every new service on any cloud platform, the need to make connections is essential .This is the case with Oracle’s new MySQL Database Service (MDS). The MySQL Database Service (MDS) is the gateway to implementing MySQL Heatwave. Understanding how to connect from on-premises to

Connecting to MySQL Database Service – SSH and MySQL Shell

3 years ago in

cloud ready

With the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) MySQL Database Services, in order to connect you have to access MySQL through a compute node. This means you will have to create a compute node within OCI. You can do this quickly with Terraform (here). Once you have

Deploying MySQL on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – MySQL Database Service

3 years ago in

cloud ready

With Oracle’s recent release of MySQL Heatwave, I’ve been looking more into MySQL. I’ve actually looked at it a few times over the years, but the addition of Heatwave and how it allows MySQL to be used as an analytical platform. This post is not

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AI Benefits Using Oracle GoldenGate to Replicate Vectors

Oracle GoldenGate 23ai: Powering Real-Time Data Integration

Adding Hostname to MySQL Heatwave/MySQL Database Service

Building MySQL Database Service (MDS)

Adding a database to MySQL HeatWave using Auto Parallel Load

Removing a MySQL Heatwave Cluster

Connecting to MySQL Database Service (MDS) via DBeaver

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