
Master the fundamentals of Oracle RMAN for backup and recovery, including configuring RMAN, using backup channels, and performing full, incremental, and archive backups for databases of various sizes.
Explore RMAN's backup options for datafiles, tablespaces, or entire databases, plus data block and point-in-time recovery, with scripting and catalogs to deploy across multiple servers and enable cloning.
Rman backs up data files using parallel channels that read blocks and write to backup files on disk or tape, automatically locating data files and requiring no extra license.
Connect to the RMAN utility by default using environment variables, with no installation required, and back up with minimal performance impact.
Learn how RMAN configuration parameters govern startup, backup, and recovery behavior; connect to the target database via slash or user/password, guided by environment variables, and view settings with show all.
Configure RMAN parameters to enable control file backups, set formats, device types, channels, and parallelism, manage backup copies, retention, encryption, compression, archive deletion, and snapshot control file naming.
Explore RMAN channels and parallelism to optimize backups and scripts, building on RMAN configuration parameters and deepening your understanding of parallel execution.
Explore how RMAN uses automatic and manual channels, plus the auxiliary channel, in backups and cloning, and define channels in an RMAN script block.
Configure the default device type as disk with parallelism 1 to use RMAN channels by default, and understand archivelog, archive destination, and backup sets and pieces.
Configure the RMAN channel with parallelism 2 to use two channels for backups and observe how backup pieces are allocated; cross-check backups and note channel count depends on CPU cores.
Configure a default channel to automatically route backups to a specified disk location, using a device type disk and a custom format for backup pieces.
Explore the different RMAN backup types, learn what constitutes a backup and which files to back up, and identify the key RMAN components essential for recovery.
Learn the two backup types: consistent backups capture the database as it was at the backup time, and inconsistent backups require applying archive logs to recover changes with RMAN.
Learn to take compressed backups with RMAN to save disk space. Use the backup as compressed backup set command, enable default compression, and verify backup sizes.
Oracle RMAN or recovery manager is one of best tools which helps a DBA both in terms of database backups and database recovery. This course is primarly for students who would like to master different types of Oracle database backups, configure db full backup, configure incremental backups, schedule backups to run via crontab and more.
The advanced backup and recovery course is designed to make students master Oracle database backup and recovery strategies. As a DBA, the primary job is to have proper database backups. If you do not have database backups in place, it will not be possible to recovery database.
With this course, you would be able to master advanced RMAN backups, perform high level database recoveries, schedule database backups, monitor database backups and protect your database against any type of data loss.