Oracle to PostgreSQL is one of the most common database migrations in recent times. For numerous reasons, we have seen several companies migrate their Oracle workloads to PostgreSQL, both in VMs or to Azure Database for PostgreSQL. Table partitioning is a critical concept to achieve response times and SLAs with PostgreSQL. While a few open-source and third-party tools migrate the table schema and packages, there are not out-of-the-box tools that migrate partitions. So, partitioning strategy has become a very important topic for migration. As part of the migration, it is very important to have a good partitioning strategy due to the difference between Oracle and PostgreSQL. A bad partitioning strategy can lead to bloating and the vacuuming can take time.
As part of this session, you will get familiar with Oracle and PostgreSQL partitioning. We will discuss tools and extensions that you can use to migrate partitions from Oracle to PostgreSQL. We will also discuss partitioning strategies compared to Oracle, and how you can choose alternatives.
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