This Exadata Database Machine: 12c Administration Workshop training introduces you to Oracle Exadata Database Machine, covering the features and capabilities of the Exadata Database Machine X6 product family. In this course, you will be introduced to Oracle Database Exadata Cloud Service.Explore the various Exadata Database Machine features and configurations, with emphasis on the unique capabilities delivered by Exadata Storage Server. This course uses a virtualized environment for the hands-on component.
- Course Objectives
- Audience and Prerequisites
- Course Contents
- Terminology
- Additional Resources
- Introducing the Laboratory Environment
- Introducing Database Machine
- Introducing Exadata Storage Server
- Exadata Storage Server Architecture: Overview
- Exadata Storage Server Features: Overview
- Exadata Storage Expansion Racks
- InfiniBand Network
- Database Machine Support: Overview
- Database Machine Architecture: Overview
- Database Machine Network Architecture
- InfiniBand Network Architecture
- InfiniBand Network Topology
- Interconnecting Multiple Racks
- Database Machine Software Architecture: Overview
- Disk Storage Entities and Relationships
- Classic Database I/O and SQL Processing Model
- Exadata Smart Scan Model
- Exadata Smart Storage Capabilities
- Exadata Hybrid Columnar Compression
- Exadata Smart Flash Cache
- Exadata Storage Index
- Database File System
- I/O Resource Management
- Database Machine Implementation: Overview
- Database Machine Site Preparation
- Using Oracle Exadata Deployment Assistant
- Choosing the Right Disk Redundancy Setting
- Configuring Oracle Exadata Database Machine
- The Result After Installation and Configuration
- Supported Additional Configuration Activities
- Exadata Storage Server Administration: Overview
- Testing Storage Server Performance Using CALIBRATE
- Configuring the Exadata Cell Server Software
- Starting and Stopping Exadata Cell Server Software
- Configuring Cell Disks and Grid Disks
- Configuring ASM and Database Instances to Access Exadata Cells
- Reconfiguring Exadata Storage
- Exadata Storage Security Implementation
- I/O Resource Management Concepts
- IORM Architecture
- Getting Started with IORM
- Enabling Intradatabase Resource Management
- Setting Database I/O Utilization Limits
- Interdatabase Plans and Database Roles
- Using Database I/O Metrics
- IORM and Exadata Storage Server Flash Memory
- Flash Memory Usage
- Influencing Caching Priorities
- Choosing the Flash Cache Mode
- Compression Usage
- Index Usage
- ASM Allocation Unit Size
- Minimum Extent Size
- Exadata Specific System Statistics
- Exadata Smart Scan: Overview
- Smart Scan Requirements
- Monitoring Smart Scan in SQL Execution Plans
- Smart Scan Join Processing with Bloom Filters
- Other Situations Affecting Smart Scan
- Exadata Storage Server Statistics: Overview
- Exadata Storage Server Wait Events: Overview
- Consolidation: Overview
- Different Consolidation Types
- Recommended Storage Configuration for Consolidation
- Alternative Storage Configurations
- Cluster Configuration Options
- Isolating Management Roles
- Schema Consolidation Recommendations
- Maintenance Considerations
- Migration Best Practices: Overview
- Performing Capacity Planning
- Database Machine Migration Considerations
- Choosing the Right Migration Path
- Logical Migration Approaches
- Physical Migration Approaches
- Post-Migration Best Practices
- Migrating to Database Machine Using Transportable Tablespaces
- Bulk Data Loading Using Oracle DBFS: Overview
- Preparing the Data Files
- Staging the Data Files
- Configuring the Staging Area
- Configuring the Target Database
- Loading the Target Database
- Monitoring Technologies and Standards
- Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
- Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI)
- Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM)
- Exadata Storage Server Metrics, Thresholds, and Alerts
- Automatic Diagnostic Repository (ADR)
- Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c
- Enterprise Manager Database Control
- Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c Architecture: Overview
- Cloud Control Monitoring Architecture for Exadata Database Machine
- Configuring Cloud Control to Monitor Exadata Database Machine
- Pre-discovery Configuration and Verification
- Deploying the Oracle Management Agent
- Discovering Exadata Database Machine
- Discovering Additional Targets
- Post-discovery Configuration and Verification
- Exadata Metrics and Alerts Architecture
- Monitoring Exadata Storage Server with Metrics and Alerts
- Isolating Faults with
- Monitoring Exadata Storage Server with Enterprise Manager: Overview
- Monitoring Hardware Failure and Sensor State
- Monitoring Exadata Storage Server Availability
- Comparing Metrics Across Multiple Storage Servers
- Monitoring Database Servers: Overview
- Monitoring Hardware
- Monitoring the Operating System
- Monitoring Oracle Grid Infrastructure
- Monitoring Oracle Database
- Monitoring Oracle Management Agent
- Database Monitoring with Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c
- InfiniBand Network Monitoring: Overview
- InfiniBand Network Monitoring with
- Monitoring the InfiniBand Switches
- Monitoring the InfiniBand Switch Ports
- Monitoring the InfiniBand Ports
- Monitoring the InfiniBand Fabric:
- Monitoring the InfiniBand Fabric:
- Monitoring the Cisco Ethernet Switch
- Monitoring the Sun Power Distribution Units
- Monitoring the KVM Switch
- Exachk: Overview
- Running Exachk
- Exachk Daemon
- DiagTools: Overview
- Using ADRCI on Exadata Storage Servers
- Imageinfo: Overview
- Imagehistory: Overview
- OSWatcher: Overview
- Using RMAN with Database Machine
- General Recommendations for RMAN
- Disk-Based Backup Strategy
- Disk-Based Backup Recommendations
- Disk-Based Backup on
- Tape-Based Backup Strategy
- Tape-Based Backup Architecture and Recommendations
- Backup and Recovery of Database Machine Software
- Database Machine Maintenance: Overview
- Powering Database Machine Off and On
- Safely Shutting Down a Single Exadata Storage Server
- Replacing a Damaged Physical Disk
- Replacing a Damaged Flash Card
- Moving All Disks from One Cell to Another
- Using the Exadata Cell Software Rescue Procedure
- Introducing Exadata Cloud Service
- Service Configuration Options & Service Connection Options
- Service Architecture & Availability
- Management Responsibilities
- Storage Configuration & Management Details
- Simple Web-Based Provisioning & Management
- REST APIs
- Migrating to Exadata Cloud Service
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Before attending this course, students must have:Required Prerequisites:•A working knowledge of Unix/Linux along with an understand of general networking, storage and system administration concepts.•Prior knowledge and understanding of Oracle Database 11g Release 2 or 12c, including Oracle Clusterware and Automatic Storage Management (ASM).Suggested Prerequisites:•Prior knowledge of Oracle Database 11g R2 or 12c RAC•Oracle Database 12c R2: Administration Workshop Ed 3•Oracle Database 12c R2: Backup and Recovery Workshop Ed 3•UNIX and Linux Essentials
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