Overview

Oracle RAC or Real Application Clusters enable customers to run a single Oracle database seamlessly across multiple servers. This allows customers to maximize availability while enabling horizontal scalability and accessing shared storage.

Oracle RAC is able to improve the performance of high contention workloads, making them up to 5 times faster. The ability to cluster databases and bind multiple servers together to operate as a single system heightens internal efficiency and effectiveness regardless of where team members are located. Professionals looking to assist businesses with scalability as needed while ensuring data integrity should look into sitting this course. Check out the schedule below to enrol in this Oracle Database 19c: RAC Administration course today. 

Duration

05 days (40 hours)

Objectives

This Oracle Database 19c: RAC Administration training course consists of twenty one modules explored in great detail. These modules range from "Oracle Real Application Clusters Overview" and "Oracle Grid Infrastructure Overview" to "Multitenant Architecture in a RAC environment" and "RAC Performance Monitoring and Tuning". Upon completion of this course, students learn how to:

• Install and configure RAC
• Manage RAC Database
• Upgrade and patch the RAC Database
• Manage backup and recovery for RAC
• Monitor and tune the RAC Database
• Manage high availability of services
• Implement High availability for connections and applications
• Configure RAC One Node Database
• Implement an In-memory column store in RAC
• Configure Multitenant Architecture in RAC

Intended Audience:

Individuals who can take up Oracle Database 19c: RAC Administration online training include, but are not limited to:

• IT Professionals
• Data Warehouse Developers
• Application Developers
• Support Engineers
• Database Administrators
• Security Administrators
• Oracle Grid Infrastructure Specialists
• Website Administrators
• Technical Support Professionals
• Aspiring Oracle Database Professionals
• Data Scientists
• Database Architects
• Database Administrators
• Professionals looking to gain a proper understanding of the Oracle Database with RAC Administration

Prerequisites

In order to sit this Oracle Database 19c: RAC Administration course, candidates must meet the following requirements:

• Strong working knowledge of Oracle Database Administration.
• Working knowledge of UNIX/Linux

Course Outline

Module 1: Grid Infrastructure:Overview

• Grid Infrastructure Overview
• Clusterware Architecture and Cluster Services
• Oracle Clusterware Initialization
• Grid Naming Service (GNS)

Module 2: RAC Database Overview and Architecture

• RAC Databases Overview and Architecture
• Cluster-Aware Storage Solutions
• Level of Scalability
• Parallel Execution with RAC

Module 3: Installing with Configuring Oracle RAC

• Installing with Configuring Oracle RAC
• Installing the Oracle Database Software
• Database Content
• Background Process specific to Oracle RAC

Module 4: Oracle RAC Administration

• Oracle RAC Administration
• Redo Log Files and RAC
• Local Temporary Tablespaces
• Switch between Automatic and Manual Policies
• Parameters That Require Unique Settings

Module 5: Upgrading and Patching Oracle RAC

• Upgrading and Patching Oracle RAC
• OPatch: Overview

Module 6: Managing Backup and Recovery for RAC

• Managing Backup and Recovery for RAC
• Media Recovery in Oracle RAC
• Oracle Recovery Manager
• Distribution of Backups
• Overview of Practice

Module 7: Global Resource Management Concepts

• Global Resource Management Concepts
• Global Resource Access Coordination
• Scenario 2: Read – Write Cache Fusion

Module 8: RAC Database Monitoring and Tuning

• RAC Database Monitoring and Tuning
• Global Enqueue Waits
• High-Water Mark Considerations
• AWR Snapshots in RAC

Module 9: Managing High A of Services

• Managing High Availability of Services
• Default Service Connections
• Using Services with Client Applications
• Using Services with Resource Manager
• Service Aggregation and Tracing

Module 10: High Availability for Connections and Applications

• High Availability for Connections and Applications
• Implementing FAN Events
• Server-Side Callout Filter: Example
• TAF Basic Configuration on Server-Slide: example
• What is Application Continuity?

Module 11: Oracle RAC One Node

• Oracle RAC One Node
• Online Relocation Illustration

Module 12: Oracle Database In-Memory in RAC

• Oracle Database In-Memory in RAC
• In-Memory Column Store and Oracle RAC
• How the Database Reads from the FastStart Area

Module 13: Multitenant Architecture and RAC

• Multitenant Architecture and RAC
• Containers
• Connection to Non-RAC CDB
• Creating a RAC CDB
• Adding a PDB to RAC CDB