1z0-1105-23 Exam Dumps - Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Certification Questions and Answers

SODA (Simple Oracle Document Access) is the set of NoSQL-style APIs that can be used in Autonomous JSON Database. According to the Oracle documentation, “SODA provides a set of APIs for various application-development languages and for RESTful web services that let you create and store collections of JSON documents in an Oracle Database without needing any knowledge of SQL or how the data is stored in the database.”

These are two benefits that the partnership and interconnect between Oracle Cloud and Microsoft Azure provide. According to the Oracle website1, the partnership enables the following benefits:

• A secure intercloud connection that bypasses the public internet
• High availability and reliability through redundant 10-Gbps physical connections
• Predictable cross-cloud network performance
• One time setup without the need for any intermediate network provider
• Unified identity and access management platform that leads to cost savings

The unified identity and access management platform allows customers to use a single identity provider to access resources in both clouds, simplifying the authentication and authorization process. The low latency is achieved by the direct interconnection between the two clouds, which provides less than two seconds of latency for superior multicloud network performance2.

This option is the correct way to increase the number of OCPU assigned to an Autonomous Database. According to the Oracle documentation2, “You can scale your Autonomous Database on demand by adding CPU cores or storage. You can also enable auto scaling to allow your Autonomous Database to automatically use up to three times more CPU and IO resources than its allocated CPU core count.” The scaling operation does not require any downtime or affect the availability of the database.