- What Is a Database? - Oracle
A database is an organized collection of structured information, or data, typically stored electronically in a computer system Databases range from relational to cloud databases
- What Is a Cloud Database? - Oracle
For example, there are databases specially designed to manage transactions, others designed to run internet-scale applications, and others that serve as data warehouses or data marts for analytics
- What Is a Distributed Database? - Oracle
Distributed databases rely on a host of technologies and techniques to increase the speed, usefulness, and availability of the database while abstracting complexity and controlling access
- What Is a Relational Database | Oracle
A relational database is a type of database that stores and provides access to data points that are related to one another Relational databases are based on the relational model, an intuitive, straightforward way of representing data in tables
- What Is a Vector Database? - Oracle
Vector databases can be categorized into various types, either by storage structure, such as columnar, or classified based on their implementation, such as in-memory databases
- What Is an Autonomous Database? | Oracle
Autonomous databases are hosted in the cloud and no DBA is needed to spin up new instances, making this an attractive and highly affordable option Developers can create as many databases as they need, all for a flat rate
- Introduction to Oracle Database
A PDB is contained by a CDB or application container, and an application container is contained by a CDB Starting in Oracle Database 21c, a multitenant container database is the only supported architecture In previous releases, Oracle supported non-container databases (non-CDBs)
- Patching for Oracle Databases
Once Vulnerability Detection identifies unpatched vulnerabilities, Patching offers a hassle free one click transition from Vulnerability Detection to Patching, allowing you to remediate vulnerabilities by using recommended security patches or CVE ID for your fleet of Oracle databases
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