Alex Gorbachev at Oracle Open World 2008: Under the Hood of Oracle Clusterware

By Alex Gorbachev August 15th, 2008 at 9:10 am
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If a MySQL DBA from Pythian goes to Oracle Open World, it would be a shame not to send an Oracle bloke, so there I am — presenting a 90-minute session on the first day of the OOW 08 entitled Under the Hood of Oracle Clusterware.

I gave it during RAC Attack in Chicago and I’m pretty satisfied with how it went, so there should be no significant changes to the presentation. The session is in “User Group Forum,” thanks to RAC SIG and Dan Norris.

When the session was first added to the agenda it was misspelled as “Under the Good of Oracle Clusterware.” That’s hilarious and I thought I should have left it as is. Too late now — it’s been fixed.

I’m pretty sure that many of you will be at the OOW as well, so I’ll be glad to meet you in person. I’m getting back on Twitter slowly, so it might be a good way to track me down in SF. No guarantee I’ll keep it up to the minute if it takes too much effort, but I’ll try.

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2 Responses to “Alex Gorbachev at Oracle Open World 2008: Under the Hood of Oracle Clusterware”

  1. ArchBeat Says:

    Gorbachev Under the Hood…

    Architect ACE Alex Gorbachev  announced on Friday on his Pythian Group blog that he’ll be presenting Under the Hood of Oracle Clusterware at Oracle OpenWorld 2008. According to the OOW site, Alex’s session is scheduled for 1:00pm - 2:30pm……

  2. Leonid Roodnitsky Says:

    Alex, do you know if this presentation available online somewhere for download? Thank you.

    Regards,
    Leonid

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