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Oracle GoldenGate is widely used for real-time data replication, migration, integration, and high-availability architectures. Its Microservices Architecture provides a modern approach for deploying, managing, monitoring, and operating GoldenGate environments.

In this session, you will learn the fundamentals of Oracle GoldenGate Microservices Architecture and how its major components work together to move data from a source system to a target system.

The presentation will cover the role of Extract, trail files, Distribution Paths, and Replicat and will walk through a simple end-to-end GoldenGate data flow.

You will also learn the differences between self-managed GoldenGate environments and OCI GoldenGate Service, along with an introduction to modern GoldenGate tooling such as REST APIs, the Admin Console, and Admin Client.

The session will also introduce basic considerations around connectivity, security, monitoring, and operations and will discuss the key benefits and common challenges organizations should understand when adopting GoldenGate.

Presentation Topics

  • What Oracle GoldenGate is and the business problems it solves
  • Oracle GoldenGate Microservices Architecture fundamentals
  • Core concepts including Extract, trail files, Distribution Paths, and Replication
  • End-to-end data movement from source to target
  • Self-managed and on-premises GoldenGate compared with OCI GoldenGate Service
  • Modern GoldenGate tooling using REST APIs, Admin Console, and Admin Client
  • Basic considerations for security, connectivity, monitoring, and operations
  • Key benefits and common challenges
  • Q&A

Target Audience
This session is intended for database administrators, cloud engineers, database and cloud architects, developers, data engineers, site reliability engineers, and technology professionals who are new or already have a background about Oracle GoldenGate or who want to build a stronger understanding of GoldenGate Microservices Architecture and OCI GoldenGate Service.

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Database Development
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