
Join this instructor-led workshop to install and configure Oracle Real Application Cluster on a laptop, explore concepts from documentation, and practice command-line tasks for cluster management and migration.
Learn to install Oracle Linux 64-bit for an Oracle Real Application Clusters setup, focusing on network configuration, booting from ISO, and choosing a desktop installation.
Audit and install missing dependencies from the prepared document, verify the target directory, and prepare the inventory and configuration for cloning rac1 to rac2 in a cluster.
Clone the first node in VirtualBox to create the second node, then configure unique MAC addresses, update network adapters, and change the hostname and IP to complete the clone.
Learn to map shared disks as asmlib devices for Oracle real application cluster on Linux. The lecture covers creating and attaching disks, partitioning, and verifying asm storage readiness.
Master cluster verify script part II by diagnosing package checks, DNS server settings, and hosts file configuration, while preparing and validating multi-node Oracle Real Application Cluster installations.
Install GI in graphic mode using runInstaller part i, validating libraries and dependencies, starting the installer across rack machines, and configuring grid infrastructure with Oracle base and Oracle home paths.
Install GI in graphic mode using run installer part ii, configure separate disk groups for data and metadata, and finalize the Oracle real application cluster with the post-install scripts.
Demonstrates installing GI in graphic mode using runInstaller, detailing initialization, metadata creation, and multi-node setup with scripts, culminating in a completed Oracle Real Application Cluster install.
In this lesson we'll see in details the response file
Here we'll install GI in both nodes with the silent option
This is the last step of the silent instalation
Create the diskgroup DATA using three methods: command-line with corrected syntax, graphical interface, and silent-mode scripting, and verify the mount across instances.
Learn to create a turtle database with cluster options by installing binaries, preparing the environment, selecting installation paths, managing nodes, and configuring a multi-node setup using a nine-step process.
Learn to create a TURTLE database within an Oracle Real Application Cluster setup, including configuring two instances, transitioning from single to cluster mode, and validating the clustered installation.
Learn to create a two-instance turtle database within an Oracle real application cluster, guiding the installation process, validating instance readiness, and verifying completion through administration views.
Install the software first, then create the Turtle database in two steps, consider extension options, and monitor inventory, paths, and progress via the installation log.
Learn to create a database instance in Oracle Real Application Cluster using dbca silent mode, selecting templates and seeds, configuring parameters, and verifying instances with queries.
Learn to use the srvctl command line to manage Oracle real application clusters, view resources, monitor status, and perform safe startup and backups.
Master how to manage Oracle Real Application Cluster instances using the srvctl command, including starting and stopping instances, relocating resources, and monitoring status for seamless cluster operations.
Explore Oracle Real Application Clusters management with the srvctl command, learning to create, start, stop, and manage services and perform switchover across cluster instances.
Learn to use crsctl in Oracle Real Application Clusters to test interconnects, manage node failures, and perform storage moves and backups with practical examples.
Welcome to this Real Application Cluster couse
During these moments that we spend together, I have only one goal, that you enjoy setting a professional high-tech environment. Grid Infrastructure 12c, data base 11gR2 both products were installed in graphic and silent mode.
All these products involve the execution of different tasks defined below.
The course have been produced with videos, you'll also listen my voice. I will give all explanations and examples relevant to the successfull anderstanding of this course.
In addition, I will make available the "roadmap" that I used throughout the course with all the querys and operating system commands, this way you can use it to copy and paste into your environment.
The course is about 4 hours and you'll find the following chapters:
1 Installation and setting of Oracle VirtualBox, creation of RAC1 Virtual Machine (VM)
2 Installation of Oracle linux 64 bits operating system
3 Setting network cards and the /etc/hosts file
4 Tune RAC1 with yum: Kernel parameters, packages dependencies, user and groups
5 Clone RAC1 to RAC2, the second node of our Oracle RAC cluster
6 Creation of the shared disks from virtual box and present them to both racs
7 Creation of ASM disk for subsequent creation of diskgroups
8 Installation of the binaries GI 12c
Set the ssh connectivity between node 1 and node 2
Run runcluvfy to get all the check results
At this step if all is good, you have your first cluster 12c !
9 Installation of GI 12c silent mode
10 Installing Oracle 11gR2 binaries (graphic and silent)
11 Creating Database 11gR2 data (graphic and silent)
12 Learn all the command available to manage your cluster
With this course, you have in your hand a powerful environment, created with the last version of Oracle products and for a very low cost. You can simulate a production environment at home with your personal computer.