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Team,<br />
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We are trying to migrate a oracle DB server (version 10g and 11.2) to Azure cloud oracle 12c. Also the oracle server we have is not clustered. The goal is to move to &nbsp;Azure which can provide a) clustered servers to provide fail over b) Disaster recovery.<br />
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Please suggest an appropriate model and architecture. Thanks for all your help.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Rohit
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Team,

We are trying to migrate a oracle DB server (version 10g and 11.2) to Azure cloud oracle 12c. Also the oracle server we have is not clustered. The goal is to move to  Azure which can provide a) clustered servers to provide fail over b) Disaster recovery.

Please suggest an appropriate model and architecture. Thanks for all your help.

Regards,
Rohit

Moving oracle db server (10g, 11.2 version)  to Azure cloud oracle version 12C

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