
Oracle Database Exadata Cloud Service: A Beginner's Guide
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Content
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- About the Author
- Contents at a Glance
- Contents
- Introduction
- Acknowledgments
- 1 The Oracle Database Exadata Cloud Service
- What Have We Here?
- Exadata in the Cloud
- A Tale of Two Data Centers
- Exadata Cloud Service Shapes
- X5 Exadata Cloud Service
- X6 Exadata Cloud Service
- X7 Exadata Cloud Service
- Virtualized?
- Database Options
- Exadata in a Cloud Environment
- Summary
- 2 Creating an Oracle Database Exadata Cloud Service
- On-Premises Exadata Database Machine Setup
- On-Premises Physical Setup
- Setting Up the Software
- Securing the Platform
- Creating the Exadata Cloud Service
- Creating the Exadata Cloud Service in OCI-C
- Creating the Exadata Cloud Service in OCI
- Summary
- 3 The Exadata Cloud Service UI
- The ExaCS UI in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic
- Modifying the ExaCS
- Deploying Database Features on the ExaCS
- The ExaCS UI in OCI
- The Service Details Page
- Summary
- 4 Exadata Cloud Services Tooling and CLIs
- Setting Up Your Local Environment
- The Exadata Cloud Service REST Services
- REST Services in OCI-C
- REST Services in OCI
- Configure the OCI CLI
- Using the OCI CLI
- The Exadata Cloud Service CLIs
- Connecting to Your Exadata Cloud Service
- Using dbaasapi Tooling
- Using dbaascli Tooling
- Patching a Database Using exadbcpatchmulti
- The Database Backup CLI
- Working with Backups Using the bkup CLI
- Database Recovery Using the bkup CLI
- Summary
- 5 Smart Scans and Storage Indexes
- The Exadata Database Machine Architecture
- Hardware Components
- Software Components
- Query Offloading
- Using Smart Scans with an Exadata Cloud Service
- Setting Up Your Environment
- Using Smart Scans
- Storage Indexes
- Summary
- 6 Compression Techniques
- Data Blocks, Extents, and Segments
- Data Blocks
- Extents
- Segments
- Oracle Advanced Row Compression
- Using Advanced Row Compression
- Hybrid Columnar Compression Overview
- Using Hybrid Columnar Compression
- Warehouse Compression
- Archive Compression
- Examples of HCC Use
- HCC Performance
- DBMS_COMPRESSION
- Compression Tips
- Summary
- 7 Exadata Resource Management
- I/O Resource Manager
- Configuring IORM in ExaCS
- Database Resource Manager
- Resource Consumer Groups
- Resource Plan Directives
- Resource Plans
- Putting It All Together
- Database Resource Manager and Multitenancy
- Configuring DBRM in the Exadata Cloud Service
- Prerequisites for Using Resource Manager with a CDB
- Creating a CDB Resource Plan
- Seeing DBRM in Action
- Intra-Database Resource Manager
- Changing Plans Using DBMS_SCHEDULER
- Instance Caging
- Summary
- 8 Exadata Smart Flash Cache
- The Rise of Flash
- Exadata and Flash
- Exadata Smart Flash Cache
- When the Flash Cache Is Used
- WriteThrough and WriteBack
- Exadata Smart Flash Logging
- Creating the Flash Cache and Flash Grid Disks
- Columnar Flash Caching and Storage Server In-Memory Cache
- The CELL_FLASH_CACHE Storage Clause
- Summary
- 9 Managing and Monitoring the Exadata Cloud Service
- 11g Database Control and Enterprise Manager Express
- Database Control
- Enterprise Manager Express
- SQL Developer
- Connecting to an Exadata Cloud Service with SQL Developer
- Managing the Database with the DBA Panel
- Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 13cR2
- Configure the Hybrid Gateway
- ExaCLI
- Using ExaCLI
- ExaCLI Examples
- Summary
- 10 Migrating to the Exadata Cloud Service
- TDE Location
- Data Pump
- Schema Export and Import
- Full Transportable Export and Import
- RMAN
- Creating a Stage Directory
- Recovering the Database
- Transportable Tablespaces
- Moving a Single Tablespace
- Cross-Platform Transportable Tablespaces Using Backup Sets
- Pluggable Databases
- PDB Unplug/Plug in
- Non-CDB to a PDB
- Remote Clone a PDB or Non-CDB
- Remote Clone a PDB
- TDE, 18c, and PDBs
- Isolated Mode
- Summary
- Index
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