Analytics and Data Summit 2018

In the Cloud managed Data Warehouse services are still rare. Amazon Red Shift and Snowflake are examples of new contenders in the market place. At Oracle Open World Larry Ellison announced the Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse Cloud service (ADWC). It shall become available at the turn of the calendar year as a fully managed DWH service, running on Exadata hardware.

sumIT took part in a preview programme in summer and autumn of 2017 and has gained insights and experience with the new service. In this presentation those experiences will be shared with the audience. Key features of the service, like its ease of provisioning, use, and interfacing other systems and clouds will be presented and also demonstrated.

Lessons learned will be told, the services sweet spot and limits be discussed. Moreover, AWDC will be compared to other managed DWH cloud services. This will illustrate the advantages AWDC gives customers, but will also help identify room for improvement in future AWDC versions.

Learn the fast and way to perform machine learning using SQL Developer 17.2’s Oracle Data Miner drag and drop workflow UI. Learn from multiple experts in the room who will provide 1:1 coaching, guidance and instruction as requested in performing several hands on tutorials. Ask questions, get answers and come away with a comfort level of using Oracle’s machine learning capabilities in your use cases.
Also, try the new Oracle Machine Learning (OML) Zeppelin-based notebook for the Autonomous Data Warehouse Cloud (ADWC). OML extends Oracle’s offerings for data science in the cloud. OML’s collaborative, notebook environment helps data scientists built, share, document and automate data analysis methodologies that run in ADWC. Come learn about how easy it is to use Oracle’s newest SQL notebook technology to access and view data and build and deploy predictive machine learning models.

Exadata is the platform to run analytics. Now run these queries on the cloud; either in your data center or ours. See the features and deployment models available for the Exadata Cloud. In addition, we will go over the Exadata Features available to you on the service to launch your analytics into overdrive. Other topics covered will be Exadata smart software features such as smart scans, storage indexes and HCC. Also databases options to help with analytics such as in-memory. Live demos of the service will also be used as examples in each of the topics covered.