ORACLE11GR2RAC

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Course scheduled to Duration : 5 Days (Full day)
Course benefits
Oracle RAC allows multiple computers to run the Oracle RDBMS software
simultaneously while accessing a single database, thus providing a clustered database.
In an Oracle RAC environment, two or more computers (each with an instance)
concurrently access a single database. This allows an application or user to connect to
either computer and have access to a single coordinated set of data.
It addresses several areas of database management. These areas include:
fault tolerance
load balancing
scalability
In this hands-on course, you gain the knowledge and skills to create and configure
Oracle 11g R2 Grid installation,RAC Installation, CRS, Using ASM, Creating Database
manually on ASM, Configuring EM for RAC, Taking AWR reports, Migrating to RAC,
Adding Nodes, Load Balancing etc., to maintain your organization's database and
ensure its high availability.
Who should attend?
This is an Oracle Real Application Clusters course that is designed for practicing Oracle
Database Administrators who have experience with Oracle architecture and
administration. While prior experience with RAC is not a firm prerequisite, experience
with Oracle database administration is a must.

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Hands-on training
All the topics discussed in Oracle 11g RAC throughout this course offer
immediate, hands-on reinforcement of the ideas you are learning. It
will be demonstrated using separate systems(separates nodes).
Two participants would be sharing 2 nodes.
Participants will be allowed to continue their practical sessions after the
trainer has completed the complete cycle of the demonstration for a
particular day.
Training would be on Oracle Enterprise Linux and Oracle 11gR2
DAY 1
About Clustering
Types of Clusters
Application Level
Failover
Parallel
Hybrid
Shared Nothing Architecture
Shared Everything Architecture
About RAC
RAC One Node
Availability
Scalability
Scale-Up
Scale-Out
Types of Failures
RAC High Availability Design Consideration
Shared Oracle Home
Local Oracle Home
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Archived Redo Logs
Disaster Recovery Configurations in RAC
RAC and Data Guard
Stretch Cluster
RAC Architecture
Background Processes
Daemon
PRACTICALS
Steps for Installation of the OEL 5.5
Oracle Grid
Benifits of Using a Cluster
Grid Infrastructure Process Stack-Startup Sequence
OCR
Voting Disk
Services or Nodeapps
PRACTICALS
Prerequisites for Grid Installation
Step by Step Installation of Grid Software
Deconfigure and Reconfigure of Grid Infrastructure
Deinstall and Deconfigure of Grid Infrastructure Cluster
Day 2
Global Database Pfile and Global Database Spfile
Creating Local Database Pfile
PRACTICALS
Pre-Validation Using Run-cluvfy
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Step by Step Oracle Software Installation
Set Privileges
Creating Diskgroups
Steps to Create RAC Database Manually on ASM Disks
Understanding the Cache Fusion
Cache Coherency
Cache Fusion
Concurrent Reads
Concurrent Reads and Writes
Concurrent Writes
The various Scenarios of the Cache Communication
The Read Request by a Instance in Shared Mode
Request for the Current Block to Write
Request for Current Block for Read
PRACTICALS
Convert Single Instance Database to RAC
Register the Database and Instance in OCR Using SRVCTL Utility
DAY 3
PRACTICALS
Switching the Database to Archive Log mode
Managing Voting Disk and OCR
OCR Disk Checking
Taking Logical Backup of OCR
Taking Manual and Auto Backup of OCR
To change Location of OCR
Oracle Local Registry
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Taking Voting Disk Backup
Adding a new Disk to OCR
Replace the Voting Disk
Relocating Resource
Flash Recovery Area
To Activate Flashback Database
Setting Flashback Retention Target
Applying Patch (Rolling Patch)
PRACTICALS
Flash Back Database
Day 4
Load Balancing and Failover
Types of Workload Distribution
Types of Failover
Types of Load Balancing
Failover Methods
Failover Types
FAN Overview
PRACTICALS
Load Balancing
Server-side Load Balancing
Client-side Load Balancing
Failover
Client-side Connect-time Failover
Transparent Application Failover

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Backup using RMAN RECOVERY MANAGER
Advantage of Using Catalog in RMAN
Register a Target Database in Catalog Database
PRACTICALS
Create User for RMAN
Create Password file
To Create RMAN Catalog to Store Metadata
Changing Configuration File
Taking Backup Using RMAN
Day 5
Converting Single Instance Database to RAC
PRACTICALS
Create Single Instance Database Using DBCA
Convert Single Instance Database to RAC Using Rconfig
PRACTICALS
Adding a New Node to Existing RAC
Removing a Node From RAC
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