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| Oracle Golden Gate has two main architectures since 12.3.0.1: | Oracle Golden Gate has two main architectures since 12.3.0.1: | ||
| - | * Classic | + | * Classic/ |
| * Microservices | * Microservices | ||
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| For more detail you can check [[https:// | For more detail you can check [[https:// | ||
| + | Furthermore, | ||
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| + | ==Classical== | ||
| + | * Traditional | ||
| + | * Pros: Supports other databases: MySQL / DB2 / SQL Server | ||
| + | * Cons: Doesn' | ||
| + | * Integrated | ||
| + | * Pros: Perfect for large data sets and supports Container databases | ||
| + | * Cons: Only for Oracle database | ||
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| + | ==Microservices== | ||
| + | * Traditional | ||
| + | * Todo | ||
| + | * Integrated | ||
| + | * Todo | ||
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| We have to start somewhere, so let's start with the installation of the Classic One: | We have to start somewhere, so let's start with the installation of the Classic One: | ||