Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Managing Oracle on Linux for DBAs
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Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Managing Oracle on Linux for DBAs
The Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Managing Oracle on Linux for DBAs training course is designed to give delegates practical experience in deploying an Oracle 11gR2 Database on Linux.
The delegates will practise:
- Configuring Linux for an Oracle Database Installation
- Viewing and installing packages on a Linux system
- Monitoring memory, CPU and I/O activity and performance
- Identifying the different kernels and memory models available for Linux
- Creating a database and listener
- Customizing a database to utilize Linux features
- Implementing storage options for an Oracle database on Linux
- Enabling a large SGA
- Tuning an Oracle Database on Linux
- Debugging database errors specific to Linux
The Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Managing Oracle on Linux for DBAs course will benefit Database Administrators who need to deploy an Oracle Database in a Linux environment.
The Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Managing Oracle on Linux for DBAs course provides the skills needed to query optimally configure the Linux operating system, install the Oracle Database software and configure an Oracle database.
There are no formal pre-requisites to attend the Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Managing Oracle on Linux for DBAs course. A working knowledge of Oracle Database Administration and a working knowledge of the UNIX operating system is required.
- Oracle Database 11g Release 2 DBA Performance & Tuning
- Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Data Guard
NOTE: Course technical content is subject to change without notice.
- Administration and Course Materials
- Course Structure and Agenda
- Delegate and Trainer Introductions
- Linux Overview
- Kernel Version Information
- Common Linux Commands
- The Linux Directory Structure
- Linux Utilities and Directories
- Navigating the File System
- The Linux Server Interface
- Linux Web Server Utilities
- Processes and Threads
- Devices
- Filesystems
- The Virtual File System
- Bash Shell Scripting
- Kernel Configuration Parameters
- Set Shared Memory Parameters
- Set Semaphore Parameters
- Manage Packages
- Configure the ASM Library Driver
- Configure the X Window System
- Create Oracle Users and Groups on Linux
- Storage Requirements
- File System Security
- Set Environment Variables
- Create Oracle Directories
- Manage Multiple Versions of Oracle Software
- Pre Installation Procedures for Linux
- The Oracle Universal Installer
- The Installation Process
- Post Installation Procedures for Linux
- Testing and Validation of the Installation
- Storage Requirements
- Certified and Supported File Systems
- Disk Partitioning
- Automatic Storage Management
- Overview of ASM
- ASMLib
- Configure Disks for ASM
- Create an ASM Instance
- ASM Best Practices
- Select the Storage Mechanism
- Assign ASM Disk Groups in the Database
- dbca Log Files
- Installation Log Files
- Instance Dump Files
- Background Processes
- Server Processes
- Process Hierarchy
- Linux Startup Sequence
- Linux Runlevels
- Database Startup and Shutdown
- Administrative Scripts
- Manage Services with chkconfig
- Automate Jobs
- Server Parameter File
- Configure Swap Space
- Evaluate the Memory Usage
- Implement Hugepages on 32-bit Linux
- Enlarge the SGA
- Measure CPU Activity and Reduce Bottlenecks
- Tune Memory
- Measure Memory with sar
- Monitor and Tune Disk I/O
- Use iostat
- Reduce I/O Bottlenecks
- The System Activity Recorder
- Tune Linux and Oracle for Network Performance
- Create Shell Scripts to Simplify DBA Tasks
- Add Command History to SQL*Plus
- Change Access Rights on Files with SETUID and SETGID
- Server and Background Processes
- OS Watcher
- The Remote Diagnostic Agent
- Trace Processes with strace
- Deal with ORA-600 Errors
- Deal with ORA-7445 Errors
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