TITLE : Forecasting Oracle Performance (Hardcover)
AUTHOR : by Craig Shallahamer (Author)
PUBLISHER : Apress publisher
ISBN : 1590598024
EDITION : 1st
PUB DATE : April 19, 2007
LANGUAGE : English
This book is a kind of training course. After reading, studying, and
practicing the material covered in this book, you to be able to
confidently, responsibly, and professionally forecast performance and
system capacity in a wide variety of real-life situations.
How to avoid being on the Wall Street Journal’s front page…
If you are more management minded (or want to be) you will be delighted
with the service level management focus. Forecasting makes good business
sense because it maximizes the return on IT investment and minimizes
unplanned down time. To those who think forecasting is a waste of money.
Well…obviously they’ve never been on the evening news because their
company lost millions of dollars in revenue and brand destruction
because of poorly performing or unavailable systems.
It’s about equipping you…
Without a doubt you will be equipped to deal with the realities of
forecasting Oracle performance. But this book gives you more. Not only
will you receive a technical and mathematical perspective, but also a
communication, a presentation, and a management perspective. This is
career building stuff and immensely satisfying!
What you’ll learn:
This book is a “how to†book filled with examples to transform theory
and mathematics into something you can practically apply. You will learn
how to use a variety of forecasting models, which will enable you to
methodically:
- Help manage service levels from a business value perspective,
- Identify the risk of over utilized resources,
- Predict what component of an architecture is at risk,
- Predict when a system will be at risk,
- Develop multiple risk mitigating strategies to ensure service levels
are
- maintained
- Characterize a complex Oracle workload.
Who is this book for?
I.T. professionals who must ensure their production Oracle systems are
meeting service levels, in part, through forecasting performance,
identifying risk, and developing solutions to ensure systems are
available without wasting budget. Readers include database
administrators, I.T. managers, developers, capacity planners, systems
architects, systems integrators.
URL: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1590598024/
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TITLE : Forecasting Oracle Performance (Hardcover)
AUTHOR : by Craig Shallahamer (Author)
PUBLISHER : Apress publisher
ISBN : 1590598024
EDITION : 1st
PUB DATE : April 19, 2007
LANGUAGE : English
This book is a kind of training course. After reading, studying, and
practicing the material covered in this book, you to be able to
confidently, responsibly, and professionally forecast performance and
system capacity in a wide variety of real-life situations.
How to avoid being on the Wall Street Journal’s front page…
If you are more management minded (or want to be) you will be delighted
with the service level management focus. Forecasting makes good business
sense because it maximizes the return on IT investment and minimizes
unplanned down time. To those who think forecasting is a waste of money.
Well…obviously they’ve never been on the evening news because their
company lost millions of dollars in revenue and brand destruction
because of poorly performing or unavailable systems.
It’s about equipping you…
Without a doubt you will be equipped to deal with the realities of
forecasting Oracle performance. But this book gives you more. Not only
will you receive a technical and mathematical perspective, but also a
communication, a presentation, and a management perspective. This is
career building stuff and immensely satisfying!
What you’ll learn:
This book is a “how to†book filled with examples to transform theory
and mathematics into something you can practically apply. You will learn
how to use a variety of forecasting models, which will enable you to
methodically:
- Help manage service levels from a business value perspective,
- Identify the risk of over utilized resources,
- Predict what component of an architecture is at risk,
- Predict when a system will be at risk,
- Develop multiple risk mitigating strategies to ensure service levels
are
- maintained
- Characterize a complex Oracle workload.
Who is this book for?
I.T. professionals who must ensure their production Oracle systems are
meeting service levels, in part, through forecasting performance,
identifying risk, and developing solutions to ensure systems are
available without wasting budget. Readers include database
administrators, I.T. managers, developers, capacity planners, systems
architects, systems integrators.
URL: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1590598024/
Read the rest of this entry »
TITLE : Forecasting Oracle Performance (Hardcover)
AUTHOR : by Craig Shallahamer (Author)
PUBLISHER : Apress publisher
ISBN : 1590598024
EDITION : 1st
PUB DATE : April 19, 2007
LANGUAGE : English
This book is a kind of training course. After reading, studying, and
practicing the material covered in this book, you to be able to
confidently, responsibly, and professionally forecast performance and
system capacity in a wide variety of real-life situations.
How to avoid being on the Wall Street Journal’s front page…
If you are more management minded (or want to be) you will be delighted
with the service level management focus. Forecasting makes good business
sense because it maximizes the return on IT investment and minimizes
unplanned down time. To those who think forecasting is a waste of money.
Well…obviously they’ve never been on the evening news because their
company lost millions of dollars in revenue and brand destruction
because of poorly performing or unavailable systems.
It’s about equipping you…
Without a doubt you will be equipped to deal with the realities of
forecasting Oracle performance. But this book gives you more. Not only
will you receive a technical and mathematical perspective, but also a
communication, a presentation, and a management perspective. This is
career building stuff and immensely satisfying!
What you’ll learn:
This book is a “how to†book filled with examples to transform theory
and mathematics into something you can practically apply. You will learn
how to use a variety of forecasting models, which will enable you to
methodically:
- Help manage service levels from a business value perspective,
- Identify the risk of over utilized resources,
- Predict what component of an architecture is at risk,
- Predict when a system will be at risk,
- Develop multiple risk mitigating strategies to ensure service levels
are
- maintained
- Characterize a complex Oracle workload.
Who is this book for?
I.T. professionals who must ensure their production Oracle systems are
meeting service levels, in part, through forecasting performance,
identifying risk, and developing solutions to ensure systems are
available without wasting budget. Readers include database
administrators, I.T. managers, developers, capacity planners, systems
architects, systems integrators.
Forecasting Oracle Performance (Hardcover)
URL: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1590598024/
Read the rest of this entry »
