
Scaling Oracle8i
Building Highly Scalable OLTP System Architectures
Résumé
Scaling Oracle8i(tm) offers valuable insights and
techniques for designing reliable and scalable online
transaction processing (OLTP) applications using Oracle.
This book focuses on providing the in-depth information
about Oracle and the underlying hardware required to build
systems that scale effectively.
You will find coverage of relevant hardware and I/O
operation; benchmark and database monitoring systems;
Oracle internals, operation, and implementation; and UNIX
operating system issues that impact Oracle performance and
scalability. Essential topics covered include:
- Critical scalability concepts, including latches and
locks, lists, hashing, and caching
- A briefing on various hardware architectures, including
symmetric multiprocessor, clustered SMP, ccNUMA, and
massive parallel processors
- I/O technology, including the physical attributes of
I/O systems and RAID technology
- Producing application benchmarks using Oracle trace
files
- An introduction to the Tcl-based Oracle scripting tool
dbaman, for easy, general purpose database programming (the
dbaman source code is included on accompanying
CD-ROM)
- Interrogating the Oracle fixed tables to derive
operational data
- Oracle Parallel Server
- The inner workings of the UNIX kernel and virtual
memory system
- Oracle's Virtual Operating System abstraction
interface, including hardware vendor co-engineering
- Writing scalable SQL
- Using TP monitors
- Performance tuning
- Scaling large Oracle applications
In addition, a real-life case study of a large-scale Oracle system illustrates concepts, approaches, and experienced-based pointers for implementation. Scaling Oracle8i(tm) concludes with a look at Oracle's future, including its role in the emerging field of Internet OLTP development.
Table of contents
Chapter 1: Scaling Concepts
Chapter 2: Hardware Architectures and I/O Subsystems
Chapter 3: Benchmark Concepts and Design
Chapter 4: System/Database Monitoring
Chapter 5: Physical Oracle
Chapter 6: Oracle8 in Operation
Chapter 7: Introduction to UNIX
Chapter 8: Oracle User's Guide to UNIX
Chapter 9: Scalable Transaction Processing
Chapter 10: Pulling It All Together: A Case Study
Chapter 11: Building a Successful Team
Chapter 12: Pitfalls
Chapter 13: Internet Applications and the Future
L'auteur - James Morle
is Senior Specialist Database Engineer at Perot Systems
Corporation, a leading information technology services and
business transformation company. He has implemented some of
the world's largest Oracle OLTP systems, including a
three-node Oracle Parallel Server configuration that
services 3,000 online users. Specializing in
high-performance scalable systems, his background is in
Oracle and UNIX internals.
Caractéristiques techniques
PAPIER | |
Éditeur(s) | Addison Wesley |
Auteur(s) | James Morle |
Parution | 10/12/1999 |
Nb. de pages | 516 |
Format | 18,5 x 23,3 |
Poids | 824g |
EAN13 | 9780201325744 |
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