Enhancing Oracle Database Performance on AWS RDS Platforms
Keywords:
Oracle Database, AWS RDS, database performance optimization, cloud migration, instance selection, storage optimization, network configuration, Multi-AZ deployment, Real Application Clusters (RAC), scalability, fault tolerance, database monitoring, performance tuning, AWS CloudWatch, Oracle Enterprise Manager.Abstract
The growing demand for scalable and high-performance database solutions has prompted organizations to migrate traditional on-premises database systems to cloud platforms. This paper explores strategies for enhancing Oracle Database performance on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Relational Database Service (RDS). AWS RDS offers a managed environment that simplifies database administration but presents challenges in terms of optimizing performance for large-scale Oracle databases. The paper discusses several key performance optimization techniques, including instance type selection, storage optimization, and network configuration, which play a crucial role in improving the efficiency of Oracle databases on AWS RDS. Furthermore, it delves into the benefits and trade-offs of different deployment architectures, such as Single-AZ and Multi-AZ deployments, and their impact on availability and latency.
