Oracle Performance Tuning Training
The goal of Oracle Performance Tuning Training is to maximize Oracle database performance. Analyzing and optimizing database queries, structures, and configurations includes methods for enhancing database speed, efficiency, and overall performance. Best strategies for locating bottlenecks, enhancing SQL queries, and efficiently allocating database resources are covered in the course to guarantee peak performance.
- 10+ Courses
- 30+ Projects
- 400 Hours
Oracle Performance Tuning Training is suitable for the following target audiences:
Database Administrators (DBAs): Database administrators (DBAs) are experts who oversee and maintain Oracle databases and who need improve their performance-tuning abilities.
Database Developers: Database developers are programmers who create database apps and SQL queries and wish to improve their programs’ performance.
IT Professionals: IT experts interested in expanding their knowledge of Oracle performance tuning who work in database management and performance enhancement.
System Analysts: System analysts deal with Oracle databases and are responsible for ensuring business applications run smoothly and efficiently.
Database Administrator (DBA): In order to guarantee excellent performance and dependability, database administrators (DBAs) manage and optimize Oracle databases.
Performance Tuning Specialist: Performance tuning specialist: concentrating on troubleshooting and analyzing database performance issues.
Database Developer: Database developers create and enhance database software and SQL queries to maximize efficiency.
Systems Analyst: Systems analysts evaluate and improve database systems to efficiently support business applications and processes.
Data Engineer: Managing huge datasets and guaranteeing effective data processing and database performance.
Oracle Performance Tuning specialists are in high demand in the USA and Canada, where they can find rewarding careers and competitive pay in sectors like healthcare, technology, finance, and government.
- Understanding database performance concepts
- How Oracle processes SQL statements
- Identifying performance bottlenecks
- OLTP vs DSS workloads
- Overview of tuning methodology
- Key performance metrics and baselines
- Oracle memory architecture (SGA, PGA)
- Background processes and their impact
- Database I/O architecture
- Redo, undo and buffer cache behavior
- Understanding waits and latches
- Hands On: Observing database behavior
- Identifying slow SQL statements
- Execution plans and access paths
- Index usage and design
- Bind variables and cursor sharing
- SQL rewriting techniques
- Hands On: Tuning slow SQL queries
- Cost-Based Optimizer fundamentals
- Table and index statistics
- Histograms and their impact
- Optimizer parameters
- SQL Plan Management basics
- Hands On: Statistics gathering and plan analysis
- Wait event architecture
- Interpreting AWR and ASH reports
- Identifying top wait events
- CPU vs I/O bottleneck analysis
- ADDM recommendations
- Hands On: Real AWR report analysis
- SGA and PGA tuning strategies
- Shared pool and buffer cache tuning
- I/O performance analysis
- ASM performance considerations
- Redo and undo tuning
- Hands On: Memory and I/O tuning
- Locking and concurrency issues
- RAC performance overview
- Parallel execution tuning
- Resource Manager usage
- Troubleshooting long-running jobs
- Hands On: Resolving concurrency problems
- End-to-end performance tuning methodology
- Production performance case studies
- Performance tuning best practices
- Monitoring and proactive tuning
- Capstone project: Diagnosing a slow database
- Interview preparation and course wrap-up
Oracle Performance Tuning Training focuses on improving the speed and efficiency of Oracle databases by identifying bottlenecks and optimizing queries, memory, and system resources.
It teaches practical techniques like SQL tuning, indexing strategies, and monitoring tools to ensure high-performing, scalable database systems.
Basic Oracle database knowledge is recommended.
The duration is 2 months (8 weeks), with sessions held 2 times per week (either during week or weekends), including theory, hands-on practice and project work.
Yes, upon successful completion, you’ll receive a Certificate of Completion from Checkmate IT Tech.
Absolutely! The course includes hands-on exercises, case studies, and a capstone project to simulate real Agile environments.
We offer online training classes to promote easy access to all candidates. Recordings are also made available for revision or if you miss a session.
Yes. We provide resume reviews, mock interviews, LinkedIn optimization, and guidance on job portals to help boost your chances in the job market.
The training aligns with commonly used enterprise Oracle database versions.
Yes. Execution plans, indexing, and query optimization are covered extensively.
Yes. AWR, ASH and ADDM reports are covered with real examples.
Oracle DBAs, developers, support engineers and anyone responsible for database performance.
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Job opportunities in USA and Canada
Database Administrator (DBA): In order to guarantee excellent performance and dependability, database administrators (DBAs) manage and optimize Oracle databases.
Performance Tuning Specialist: Performance tuning specialist: concentrating on troubleshooting and analyzing database performance issues.
Database Developer: Database developers create and enhance database software and SQL queries to maximize efficiency.
Systems Analyst: Systems analysts evaluate and improve database systems to efficiently support business applications and processes.
Data Engineer: Managing huge datasets and guaranteeing effective data processing and database performance.
Oracle Performance Tuning specialists are in high demand in the USA and Canada, where they can find rewarding careers and competitive pay in sectors like healthcare, technology, finance, and government.
