Running EBS on Cloud? Beware of this overlooked performance metric

Database systems running on modern hardware are no longer constrained by I/O or memory shortage as both of these historic performance bottlenecks have been addressed by hardware technology advancements. The biggest constraint to system performance can now be found in a little-noticed space….the single thread CPU Speed. CPU speed is often overlooked when considering Cloud infrastructure providers, and it can be the difference between a successful “lift and shift” or a migration that moves the company backward from a user experience with system performance.

We will show a performance comparison of different cloud and on-premises systems, such as OCI, AWS or Oracle Exadata, and demonstrate the differences running Oracle EBS SQL queries on them.

Topics covered:

• The impact of single thread CPU speed on database query performance.
• How to audit database performance and gather the metrics that pinpoint the problems.
• Introduction to a public domain SQL library that can help to analyze Oracle EBS performance.

Date and Time:

Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2021 – 12:00 pm EDT (New York)

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Registration:

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Presenter: Andy Haack

Andy is an internationally known EBS specialist with two decades of experience working on EBS implementation projects across various industries around the globe. The lack of efficient, flexible reporting solutions and system monitoring tools inspired him to build Blitz Report™

LinkedIn: @AndyHaack