Added a page about Oracle Database HA Architecture

Because the topic is frequently appearing in my courses, I have added a page to my Blog, dedicated to Oracle Database High Availability Architecture. It talks briefly about the differences between Single Instance, RAC, Extended RAC, Data Guard and Remote Mirroring.

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11g New Features, Data Guard, Extended RAC, High Availability, RAC, security

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