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.

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

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