Database deployments of single-instance databases on Oracle Database Cloud Service include Oracle DBaaS Monitor, a built-in monitor that provides a wide spectrum of information about Oracle Database and operating system status and resource usage. You can access Oracle DBaaS Monitor in the following ways: Using the “Open DBaaS Monitor Console” menu item Using a direct […]
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Storage Volumes and File System Layout in Oracle Cloud
This section provides information about the storage volumes and file system layout of a newly created database deployment on Oracle Database Cloud Service. Compute Cloud Service Storage Volumes When a Database Cloud Service deployment is created using the Oracle Database Cloud Service service level, the following storage volumes are created. Storage Volume Description bits 60 GB volume completely […]
Explain usage of different users in Oracle Cloud
This article provides information about Linux user accounts that are provisioned on Oracle Database Cloud Service. Every Database Cloud Service compute node is provisioned with the following operating system user accounts. Both compute nodes are provisioned with the following operating system user accounts. opc: The system administrator account you use with the sudo command to perform operations that […]
Oracle Cloud (DBaaS): Migration “On-prem” database to Cloud Using RMAN Cross-Platform Transportable PDB
This article was written by Skant Gupta and Joel Perez in Oracle OTN. If you want to be updated with all our articles send us the Invitation or Follow us: Joel Perez’s LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/SirDBaaSJoelPerez Skant Gupta’s LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/skantali/ or Join our LinkedIn group: Oracle Cloud DBaaS This method can be used only if the on-premises platform is little endian, and […]
Creating and Deleting Database backupsets on Oracle Cloud DBAAS
This article was written by Skant Gupta and Joel Perez in Oracle OTN. By backing up your Oracle Database Cloud Service database deployments, you can protect the software, configuration and database against loss if a failure occurs. By restoring from a backup, you can restore the deployment’s software, configuration, and database to their state at the time of the backup. […]
Oracle Cloud (DBaaS): Using dbaascli Utility for Reinstating Operations on Oracle Data Guard
This article was written by Skant Gupta and Joel Perez in Oracle OTN. At the last part of this article we performed Switchover & Failover Operations on Oracle Data Guard using the dbaascli utility. You can read it here: Oracle Cloud (DBaaS): Using dbaascli Utility for Switchover & Failover Operations on Oracle Data Guard Now in this this article we […]
Oracle Cloud: Public / Private key pair update for an “Oracle Public Cloud Service” (Part II)
I must thank my fellow DBA Sebastián D’Alessandro and Joel Pérez for his publication in Spanish OTN. In this second part of the article titled “Updating the Public / Private Key Pair of an Oracle Public Cloud Service”, we will see the procedure to replace the set of keys (public / private) associated with an […]
Oracle Cloud: Public / Private Key Pair Update for an “Oracle Public Cloud Service” (Part I)
I must thank my fellow DBA Sebastián D’Alessandro and Joel Pérez for his publication in Spanish OTN. The objective of the article:- In this article, we will see the steps necessary to generate and replace the set of SSH keys (public / private) associated with an Oracle Public Cloud Service, with a new one. Background […]
raccli create backup
The create backup subcommand of the raccli creates a backup of the configuration files, inventory configuration files, Grid Infrastructure and Oracle Database home, database, and tooling metadata of an Oracle Database Cloud Service database deployment that uses Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC). raccli create backup [-tag tag-name] -tag tag-name : The name of the backup […]
raccli clean backup
The clean backup subcommand of the raccli utility deletes any unnecessary backups or backup pieces as determined by the backup configuration’s recovery windows for local and cloud backups. raccli clean backup [-force]