Sumário Itens Encontrados: 190ForewordChapter 1: Oracle Database Appliance 1Why an Appliance? 1The Appliance Hardware 3Oracle Database Appliance V1 3Oracle Database Appliance X3-2 8Summary 12Chapter 2: Integrated Lights Out Management 13Introduction to ILOM 13ILOM Features 15Remote KVMS Service 15Integrated Shell 17Security Management 19Local Account Management 19Alerting and Syslog Setup 20Oracle Database Appliance and the ILOM 23Oracle Database Appliance Setup via Serial Connection 23Bare-Metal Oracle Database Appliance 27Summary 30viChapter 3: Installation 31Network and Power Connections 31Original ODA 31ODA X3-2 33Power Cables 34Oracle Database Appliance Initial Deployment 35ILOM Network 35Network Information 35Real Application Cluster (RAC) Network 36Network Configuration 37Network Time Protocol (NTP) Configuration 39Grid Infrastructure and Database Installation 40Database Installation 41VNC Configuration and Connection 41Oracle Appliance Manager and Deployment 43Oracle Database Appliance Redeploy 51Preparing for a ZFS Array As External Storage 53Summary 54Chapter 4: Database Configuration 55The oakcli Command 55Command Options 55Executing the Command 56Database Configuration Types 57Real Application Cluster 57Real Application Cluster One 61Single Instance (EE Option) 62Database Deletion 63Database Configuration Assistant 64Creating a Database 65Deleting a Database 75viiAutomatic Storage Management (ASM) 76Automatic Storage Management Configuration Assistant 77Automatic Storage Management Command Line 79Summary 79Chapter 5: Networking 81ODA Models 81Oracle Database Appliance V1 81Oracle Database Appliance X3-2 83ODA Network Deployment Process 84Plan the ODA Networks to Be Deployed 84Define Network Security Considerations 85Complete Work That Can Be Accomplished Before the ODA Arrives 85Spec and Order the ODA Network Cabling 86Request IP Addresses 86Build the Offline Configuration File 87Rack the ODA 91Cable the ODA 92Apply the ILOM IP Addresses and Configure the ODA Public Network 93Configure the Remaining Networks 95Post Deployment Options for Making Network Changes 95Virtualization Considerations 96Summary 97Chapter 6: Monitoring the Oracle Database Appliance 99Configuring Database Control 99Using the Enterprise Manager Configuration Assistant (EMCA) 100Using a Parameter File 102Controlling Database Control 103Status of Database Control 103Stopping Database Control 103Start Database Control 104Reconfiguring the Database Console 105Deconfiguring Database Control 107Supporting Oracle Enterprise Manager 108Summary 113Chapter 7: Diagnosing the Oracle Database Appliance 115Proactive Diagnostics 115Validation 115Automatic Service Requests 126ODA Configuration Audit Tool 129Trace File Analyzer 132Miscellaneous Tools 137Reactive Checks 139Diagnostic Collection 139Disk Failures 140Summary 140Chapter 8: Patching the Oracle Database Appliance 141Introduction to Patching 141Conventional Systems Limitations 141Oracle Database Appliance Benefits 142Patching Flow 143General Patching Flow 143Specific ODA Steps 144Timing 145How Often to Patch 145How Long It Takes to Patch 146ODA Patching Options 146New Appliances 146Default Patching Option 147Steps Separated in Time 147Delayed RDBMS Update 147ixData Guard to Minimize Downtime 148Virtual Oracle Database Appliance 149Preparation 149Verify the Release Level 150Review the Patch Notes 150Download the Patch Bundle Set 151Unpack the Patch Bundle Set 151Browse the Updates Repository 152Verify Target Versions 154Patch Execution 154Upgrade Log Files 155Upgrade System Infrastructure 155Upgrade Grid Infrastructure 156Database Upgrade 156Upgrading All Databases 156Upgrading One by One 157Summary 158Chapter 9: Business Values for the ODA 159Business Challenges 159Enter the ODA 160Fast, Simple Database Infrastructure Deployments 161RAC Without Tears 162High Availability Without Tears 164Costs and Value Proposition 164Oracle Hardware 166Security and Compliance 166Virtualization 168ODA Technical Solutions 168ODA Performance 170Summary 171xChapter 10: Virtualization and the ODA 173Oracle Virtual Machine (OVM) 173OVM and the Database Appliance 173Installation of a Virtualized ODA 174Deployment of the Virtualized ODA 177Summary 188Chapter 11: e-Business Suite and the ODA 189Is ODA a Good Fit? 189e-Business Suite System Architecture on ODA 190Configuring the ODA for e-Business Suite 191Deploying e-Business Suite on ODA 191Plan for Your Unique Environment 192Configure the Local File System on the Database Server 194Create a Virtual Machine for the Application Tier 196Use ACFS for the Application Tier Files 198Configure the Virtual IP for the Application Tier 199Installing the e-Business Suite 200The Database Tier Installation 200The Application Tier Installation 203Finalizing the Configuration 205Create a New 11.2 Oracle Home 205Configure the New Oracle Home 207Migrate to ASM and RAC 210Clone the Application Tier VM 216Configure the Second Application Tier Node 219Revert the Temporary Configuration 221Post-Installation Tasks 223Additional Configuration 223Backups and Monitoring 223Summary 224xiChapter 12: Oracle Enterprise Manager and the ODA 225Architecture Overview 225The Cloud Control Console 226Oracle Management Agents 226Oracle Management Service 227Oracle Management Repository 227Plug-ins 228Agent Installation 228Adding the Hosts 228Running the root.sh Script 231Discovering Targets 234Summary 240Index 241How did the Oracle Database Appliance (ODA) come into being? Thatâs a good question, and Iâd like to share some ofthe history, motivation, and thought-process behind the applianceâs creation.