Oracle 11g Real Application Clusters and High Availability

Course code: O1054

5 days £2,300.00

+ VAT

This iTrain Oracle 11g Real Application Clusters and High Availability course introduces students to the advanced database configuration and network controls needed to manage and configure Oracle 11g Real Application Clusters and High Availability.

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Who Should Attend?

Oracle Database Administrators
Oracle Systems Administrators
Oracle Support Engineers

Prerequisites

O1110 Oracle 11g DBA Fundamentals I
O1120 Oracle 11g DBA Fund Part II
O012: Oracle 11g SQL
O014: Oracle 11g PL/SQL

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COURSE DATES

28 May 2012	Reading	Delegates:	~~£2,300.00~~ £2,100.00
11 Jun 2012	London	Delegates:	~~£2,300.00~~ £2,100.00

Course Contents

This course introduces students to the advanced database configuration and network controls needed to manage and configure Oracle 11g Real Application Clusters and High Availability. Clustered databases provide high-powered enterprise ready network database configurations designed to facilitate the management of complex network systems. This course introduces the concepts behind these configuration options and demonstrates the practical hands-on techniques needed to manage and control these complex implementations for the advanced administrator.

Training Course Contents

Overview

11g RAC Features
11g RAC Capabilities
Benefits of using RAC
11g RAC Application within the enterprise environment.

Configuration

Configuration Options
Design Considerations
Memory requirement for RAC
Hardware & Software Requirements
Design Limitations
Optimal RAC Design
Configurations
Configuring the Network

Installation

Configuration Setup for Clusterware
Oracle Clusterware Installation
Configuring the Clusterware
Installing Automatic Storage Management
Disc Group Configuration in ASM
Installing RAC

DB Creation & Setups

Agent Installation
Datafile storage in RAC
DBCA
Database installation and creation

Management

Monitoring real application clusters
Monitoring Nodes
Managing Nodes
Managing the Cluster
Management Tools
Management Overheads
SRVCTL utility
RAC Performance Management
RAC Tuning Considerations
Deploying RAC Resources
Optimal Resource Configuration

Backup & Recovery

Recovery Scenarios
RMAN recovery for RAC database

Managing the Services

Service Creations
Resource Manager
Services & Scheduler
Managing Services with SRVCTL & EM

High Availability - HA

Fast Application Notification (FAN)
Transparent Application Failover (TAF)

Diagnosing Oracle Clusterware

Oracle Clusterware Main Log Files
Managing the Clusterware
CRSCTL utility
Managing OCR
RAC Diagnostic Infrastructure