Samsung Groupware(Knox Portal), Microservices-based Migration to MariaDB & Zero Downtime Upgrade

Samsung SDS wanted to modernize their Knox Portal by moving to a microservices architecture and open source software. To this end, they decided to migrate from Oracle to MariaDB Enterprise Server. With MariaDB they were able to achieve a zero-downtime upgrade and migration that addresses their business continuity requirements, including global real-time data synchronization with change data capture. Watch this session on how to migrate from a proprietary platform like Oracle to an enterprise-grade open source solution that can scale as your workloads grow.
►Slides: https://mariadb.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/OpenWorks-2023-Samsung-Groupware-Migration-to-MariaDB-and-Zero-Downtime-Upgrade-Hojeong-Kim.pdf
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Table of Contents
0:24 Agenda
01:08 Samsung Knox Portal
4:20 Requirements
5:13 Zero-downtime use case
15:47 Summary

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