Book description
This practical Oracle Press guide teaches cutting-edge techniques for building, configuring, and managing a secure private database cloud with Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c
This hands-on volume lays out ready-to-deploy roadmaps for the design and maintenance of high-performance private database clouds using Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c. Learn best practices for a wide variety of different approaches—Database as a Service, Snap Clone as a Service, Schema as a Service, and Pluggable Database as a Service.
Oracle Private Cloud Cookbook with Enterprise Manager 13c thoroughly explains how to architect, configure, and manage every component in a private database cloud lifecycle. You will get an insider’s solutions for securing your cloud-based infrastructure, generating reliable RMAN backups, and protecting your mission-critical enterprise information using Oracle Data Guard. This comprehensive volume from Oracle Press features detailed, step-by-step instructions with multiple screen shots and diagrams that illustrate each technique along the way.
- Real-world examples and case studies illustrate applications in various industries
- Offers essential skills for cloud administrators and DBAs
- Author is an Oracle Certified Master, previous ACE director, and experienced computing writer
Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Contents at a Glance
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- 1 Consolidation Planning for the Cloud
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2 Database as a Service
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Configuring the Self Service Portal
- Set Up the Software Library
- Set Up Self Update
- Deploy the Plug-ins
- Create the Portal Role and User
- Create the PaaS Infrastructure Zone
- Create a Database Pool
- Enter Quotas
- Create a Data Profile: Single-Instance Database
- Create a Data Profile: Snap Clone Database
- Create a Service Template: Single-Instance Database
- Create a Service Template: Snap Clone Database
- Enable Request Settings
- Configure Chargeback
- Self-Service: Request and Create a Database Service
- Self-Service: Request and Create a Snap Clone (CloneDB) Database Service
- Summary
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Configuring the Self Service Portal
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3 Schema as a Service
- Create a Schema Pool
- Dealing with Quotas
- Creating a Data Profile
- Creating a Service Template for the HR Schema
- Creating a Service Template for User-Defined Schemas
- Request Settings
- Configuring Chargeback
- Self Service: Request and Create a Schema Service
- Self Service: Request and Create User-Defined Schemas
- Summary
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4 Pluggable Database as a Service
- Creating a Pluggable Database Pool
- Setting Up Quotas
- Creating a Data Profile for PDB
- Creating a Service Template from a PDB Profile
- Creating a Service Template for an Empty PDB
- Setting Up Request Settings
- Configuring Chargeback
- Self Service: Request and Create a PDB Service for SALES PDB
- Self Service: Request and Create a PDB Service for Empty PDB
- Viewing Chargeback Results
- Administering the Cloud
- Summary
- 5 Hybrid Database Cloud
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6 Using the Cloud REST API
- Installing the REST Client
- Presteps
- Step 1: Viewing Details
- Step 2: Creating a Database
- Step 3: Refreshing the Database That Was Requested and Created
- Step 4: Deleting the Database That Was Requested and Created
- Step 5: Creating a Schema
- Step 6: Deleting the Schema Service That Was Requested and Created
- Step 7: Creating a Pluggable Database
- Step 8: Deleting the Pluggable Database That Was Requested and Created
- Importing Postman Collections from JSON Files (Optional)
- Summary
- 7 Managing Database Backups
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8 Managing Standby Databases
- The Old Days of Oracle Disaster Recovery
- Initial Steps
- Adding a Standby Database
- Menu Options for Data Guard
- Data Guard Administration
- Editing Standby Database Properties
- Editing Primary Database Properties
- Converting to Snapshot Standby
- Switchover and Failover
- Far Sync in Oracle Database 12c
- Data Guard via Self Service
- Summary
- Index
Product information
- Title: Oracle Database Cloud Cookbook with Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c Cloud Control
- Author(s):
- Release date: November 2016
- Publisher(s): Oracle Press
- ISBN: 9780071833547
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