Dear Friends,
I am pleased
to announce that a new technical article of mine has been published on the
Oracle Technical Network.
Set Up and
Manage Oracle Data Guard using Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c
This detailed
technical article explains the set up of Oracle Data Guard Standby databases
using Enterprise
Manager Cloud Control 12c, and their management, performance, conversion to
snapshot standby,
switchover, failover etc. The article also includes the improvements in
Database 12c for managing
standbys via Enterprise Manager using a new database role which is not sysdba.
The standby
creation and management forms a part of base database management features that can be used for free, as explained in the Enterprise Manager licensing guide at http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/license.121/e24474/ch10_base_functionality.htm#OEMLI335
For provisioning the Database
software on the standby server via Enterprise Manager before the standby
creation can begin, the Database Lifecycle Management (DBLM) Pack, which is a licensable pack, can be used.
Feel free to
recommend to your colleagues to read the article, it also has been tweeted worldwide
by Enterprise
Manager in Twitter today.
My list of published articles and white papers is updated and can be seen at: http://enterprise-manager.blogspot.sg/2012/11/latest-list-of-published-white-papers.html
My list of published articles and white papers is updated and can be seen at: http://enterprise-manager.blogspot.sg/2012/11/latest-list-of-published-white-papers.html
Regards,
Porus.
4 comments:
Hi Porus, could you guide me to somebody who can deliver a THREE days' training workshop here in India for a client of mine, on Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c? I m looking for somebody to take classes as early as 30th Sept'13.
regards, Nishit, 91-9341772744, nishitb@crownpro.in
Nishit, I can only recommend Oracle University. Please contact them.
Hi Porus, Is it possible to configure OEM 12c to have some kind of dashbaord where you could see all of your data guard instances and manage them from there, instead of having to drill down into each instance to manage? Any links or tips would be appreciated. Thanks
Not possible out of the box. You need to create a special custom dashboard , possibly using something like Oracle BPM and Webcenter.
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