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The migration of databases to cloud has increased rapidly in recent years and it\u2019s not hard to see why. Moving your capital expenditure (CapEx) costs into operational expenditure (OpEx) budgets offers greater flexibility and lower risk but there\u2019s still a major blocker in the way \u2013 how do<\/em> you get your Oracle data in there without major downtime? We\u2019ve got the answer \u2013 Oracle\u2019s GoldenGate<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\"GoldenGate<\/p>\n

Did you just spit your coffee out? I know, I know\u2026 GoldenGate (GG) is heralded as eye-wateringly expensive with processor costs equal to that of Enterprise Edition Oracle DB! To make things worse you\u2019re likely to only need a license for a short period of time when doing a cloud migration, making the CapEx a double hit. If you listen carefully you can hear the thud of GoldenGate hitting the cutting room floor. But let me ask you this, what if there was a way to use Oracle’s solution using an OpEx model instead? Well, we\u2019ve done just that! Let me tell you how\u2026<\/p>\n

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The customer wanted to migrate to cloud but:<\/h4>\n

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The methods we considered were:<\/h4>\n

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