We implemented it internally. We currently have six consultants working with this product. 

Initially, it was deployed on-premise, but due to privacy concerns, we switched to the cloud as well.

We implemented the solution through an in-house team. We have a large DBA team comprising 10 to 15 people with various database skills who deploy the solution for us.

I have completed the installations myself.

We did the implementation in-house. We have a team of 20 that handles the duplication. They handle various tools including Oracle GoldenGate.

It was done in-house.

In-house and vendor, depending on the project.

I deploy the solution myself for my clients.

In certain cases, customers could install the solution themselves. Oracle has had a GUI interface for Oracle GoldenGate for two or three years called the microservices. Microservices can be easier to set up for single cases. However, if you have some complex cases, you will need some help understanding data, replication, and knowing if some preparation is required at the beginning.

I installed it myself.

There's an Oracle GoldenGate server on the net search. There'll be a firewall configuration to reach the data. Also, an agent is installed on the source system to get the sync data. The solution can be deployed in three months. Since Oracle GoldenGate is a technical and DBA product, only a few people are needed to deploy it.

We had external help from Oracle. And we hired specialists from Brazil who came to Portugal to help us.

We're a vendor company; we help our customers with the implementation.

Our customers take help from third-party vendors to implement the solution.

The implementation was done by the Oracle team.

We handled the implementation of this solution in-house.

Initially through a vendor, Michael Rainey from RittmanMead, and we were able to support the product on our own after that. Michael's level of expertise is very high.