What is Database Cloud Migration? Strategy, Processes, Benefits & Risks
- 17 February 2022
- Database Performance ManagementOracle
The transfer of data, applications, and other business pieces into a cloud computing environment is referred to as database cloud migration.
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How to use a MySQL database in Java
- 14 September 2021
- Database Performance Management
MySQL is a fast and efficient RDBMS. It can be accessed by Java to store and retrieve data. This tutorial discusses the steps to connect to a MySQL database and what each function does. Creating a MySQL Database This blog post will guide you through the steps to create a MySQL Database in Java. Read … Continue reading “How to use a MySQL database in Java”
How to configure a master-slave setup in MongoDB
- 7 September 2021
- Database Performance Management
With many MongoDB deployments, it is necessary to have a setup in which one MongoDB node holds all data and others act as replicas of the data. For the sake of simplicity, the rest of this blog post will refer to these setups as master-slave setups. MongoDB’s schema is flexible, so it’s possible to use … Continue reading “How to configure a master-slave setup in MongoDB”
Sql Server Architecture Overview
- 6 September 2021
- Database Performance Management
A SQL Server Architecture is a relational database management system that is used for data management. The present form of the software, which Microsoft initially developed, is a suite of tools for managing relational databases. SQL Server is an enterprise-class database management system that can handle massive amounts of data across multiple databases. May use … Continue reading “Sql Server Architecture Overview”
SQL Server data types
- 1 September 2021
- Database Performance ManagementSoftware Engineering
SQL Server data types The definition of a SQL Server data type can be a quick reference for a user of a particular column or variable. The data type of a column or variable is a reference for a user of a column or variable. WHAT IS THE DATA TYPE? If you were to create any table or variable, … Continue reading “SQL Server data types”
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