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Cloud Ops DBA manager at Allspring Global
Hello, I’m Arvind Toorpu, an Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) currently working as a Cloud Ops Database manager at financial firm with over 14 years of diverse experience in architecting, implementing and administering databases. My expertise spans across Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, and PostgreSQL, among others, in both production and non-production environments. I have worked extensively with various operating systems, including Red Hat Linux, HP-UX, Sun Solaris, IBM AIX, and Windows Server. As a passionate database professional, I specialize in performance tuning, database migrations, high availability architecture, and implementing disaster recovery solutions. Throughout my career, I have led major projects, including the migration of hundreds of databases to cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). My roles have ranged from hands-on database management to leading teams in cloud operations, where we’ve configured and optimized complex database environments to meet business needs. I have a strong background in capacity planning and resource allocation, ensuring that database resources are effectively utilized while managing costs through strategic cost management and cost optimization. My expertise in data modeling and query optimization enhances system performance, while my troubleshooting skills enable me to provide 24/7 support, ensuring operational excellence and reliability
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Nov 21, 2024 · arvind toorpu
The decision ultimately depends on the specific use case and the volume of data that needs to be processed. From my perspective, it seems we may not yet be fully production-ready, particularly for large-scale databases. However, containers could still be a viable option for smaller-scale databases. Organizations universally expect their data to be retrieved at high speeds and with consistency, and while containers offer potential benefits, their suitability must align with these expectations.