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Oracle RAC Features
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Oracle RAC Technology Hierarchy
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Oracle RAC Capabilities
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Oracle RAC Components
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Tools for Installing, Configuring and Managing Oracle RAC
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Cluster Overview
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Grid Foundation Components and Architecture
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Oracle Clusterware Components and RAC
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Oracle Storage Subsystems
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File Types used by a RAC Database
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Methods used to Share Database Files across a Cluster
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ASM Architecture
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Create and Manage ASM Disk Groups
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Create and Manage ASM Cluster Filesystems
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An Overview of RAC Services
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Network Configuration
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Oracle RAC Pre-installation Tasks
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Create Oracle Groups, User Accounts, and Directories
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Validate and Prepare the Hardware and the Operating System
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Network Configuration
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Install the Oracle Grid Infrastructure
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Cluster Verification Utility (CVU, CLUVFY)
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Install Oracle Database Software and Create a Cluster Database
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Verify the Installation
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Post Installation Tasks
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Configure Client Connections with Oracle Net Manager
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Convert an Oracle Database to a RAC Database
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Use the DBCA for Single Instance Conversion
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Use rconfig for Single Instance Conversion
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RAC Specific Background Processes
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RAC Initialization Parameters
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Manage Undo Tablespaces in a RAC Environment
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Manage Redo Log Files and Groups in a RAC Environment
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Oracle Enterprise Manager Cluster Database Pages
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Start and Stop Oracle RAC Databases and Instances
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Administer Database Storage
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Transparent Data Encryption and Wallets in RAC
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Manage CRS Commands
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CRSCTL Commands to Stop, Start and Administer Clusterware
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Backup and Recover Voting Disks
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Add and Remove Voting Disks
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The ocrcheck Utility
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The ocrdump Command
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Administer the Oracle Cluster Registry (OCR)
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Backup and Restore OCR
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Troubleshoot the OCR with ocrcheck
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ASM Initialization Parameters
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Create an ASM Instance using ASMCA
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Start and Stop an ASM Instance using srvctl
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Start and Stop an ASM Instance using ASMCMD
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Start and Stop an ASM Instance Containing Cluster Files
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Start and Stop the ASM Listener
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Create and Delete ASM Disk Groups
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ASM Disk Group Attributes
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ASM Disk Group Maintenance Tasks
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Preferred Read Failure Groups
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ASM Disk Statistics
- ASM Dynamic Volume Manager
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Manage ASM Volumes
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Create an ASM Cluster File System (ACFS)
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Manage an ACFS File System
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ACFS Snapshots
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Manage ACFS with Command Line Tools
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RAC Management Commands
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RAC Administration with SVRCTL
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SVRCTL Cluster Database Configuration Tasks
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SVRCTL Cluster Database Administration Tasks
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Check the Current Configuration
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SVRCTL Command Summary
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Administer Databases and Instances
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Administer Services and Node Applications
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Bring a Cluster Database online and offline
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Introduction to CRS
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Cluster Services
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Manage the Database Workload using Services
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Create and Administer Services in a RAC Environment
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Services and Client Applications
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Manage Services with Enterprise Manager and from the Command Line
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Configure Oracle Net to Support Services
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Configure Service Level Thresholds
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Configure Clients for Failover
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RAC High Availability Framework
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Failure Detection with Cluster Services
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Oracle RAC and Hardware Failover
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Connection Failover
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Transparent Application Failover (TAF)
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Server, Client And Runtime Load Balancing
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Fast Application Notification (FAN)
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Server and Client Side Oracle Notification Services
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Configure a Fast Recovery Area for use with RAC
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Tune Instance Recovery in RAC
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Parallel Recovery in RAC
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Initiate Archiving
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Configure RMAN Backup and Recovery Settings
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Backup a RAC Database using RMAN
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Restore and Recover a RAC Database using RMAN
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Display Backup Reports
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Duplicate a RAC Database with RMAN
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Standby Database in a RAC Configuration
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Configure Data Guard for a RAC Environment
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Possible Combinations of Instances in the RAC Primary and Standby Databases
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Multi-Instance Primary with a Single Instance Standby
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Set up a Primary in a RAC Environment
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Set up a Single Instance Standby Database
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Set up a Multiple Instance Primary and Cluster Standby
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Configure RAC Primary and Standby Databases
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Data Protection Modes
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Role Transition Switchovers and Failovers
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Switchover Failover in an Oracle RAC Configuration
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Monitoring and Performance Guidelines
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RAC Monitoring Tools
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RAC Performance Recommendations
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Analyze Performance Issues using OS Watcher and LTOM
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Use the Automatic Workload Repository in RAC
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Use the Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor in RAC
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Use Statspack with RAC
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Global Cache Services (GCS) Monitoring
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V$cache_transfer Views
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Monitor the GES Processes
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Monitor and Tune the RAC Cluster Environment using Enterprise Manage.
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Prepare a New Node
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Extend the Oracle Grid Infrastructure Home to the New Node
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Extend the Oracle RAC Home Directory
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Add the New Node to the Cluster
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Create an Instance on the New Node
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Delete an Instance from the Cluster Database
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Remove a Node from the Cluster
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Configure the EM Patch Interface
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Obtain Patches
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Apply Rolling Patches to a RAC System
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Apply a Patchset with the opatch Utility
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Apply a Patchset with OUI
