Oracle RAC

Oracle RAC uses Oracle Clusterware for the infrastructure to bind multiple servers so they operate as a single system.Oracle Clusterware is a portable cluster management solution that is integrated with Oracle Database.

Oracle Clusterware is also a required component for using Oracle RAC. In addition, Oracle Clusterware enables both single-instance Oracle databases and Oracle RAC databases to use the Oracle high-availability infrastructure. Oracle Clusterware enables you to create a clustered pool of storage to be used by any combination of single-instance and Oracle RAC databases.

Oracle Clusterware is the only clusterware that you need for most platforms on which Oracle RAC operates. You can also use clusterware from other vendors if the clusterware is certified for Oracle RAC.

Yoinsights is the ultimate Oracle 11g RAC training institute. We can proudly say that students trained at our institute have very good command on the subject than those trained elsewhere. Course material covering all the topics is given to help the students learn better.

Daily assignments and regular assessments are conducted to help groom their technical skills. Good learning environment, regular assistance and well cataloged training procedures are the key features of Yoinsights Oracle RAC Training in Surat, Gujarat.

Course Content:

Introduction
Introduction of Clusters
Types of Cluster
Components of a Cluster
Hardware
Requirement for Clusters
Define Oracle Real Application Clusters
List the advantages of using RAC
RAC Architecture And Concepts
SGA structures
Background processes
Oracle 11g RAC Installation
Operating System preparation for RAC
Introduction to Network hardware
Private and public network configuration
SHMMAX and Semaphores for Oracle11g RAC
Groups and Users for Oracle software
Cluster Setup Tasks
Introduction to 11g RAC daemons
Installing Cluster Ready Services
Install Database Software.
Storage Options for RAC Database files
Introduction to ASM
Advantages of ASM
Parameters used to configure ASM. Creating ASM instance in RAC
Introduction to OCFS2
Advantages of OCFS2
Database creation in RAC
Required RAC database files. Parameters used for RAC database
RAC Initialization Parameter Files
Creating the Cluster Database
Manage redo log groups in a RAC environment
Manage undo tablespaces in RAC Environment
Administrating RAC
Enabling and Disabling instances
Working with spfile in RAC Environment
Archiving schemes in RAC
Management of OCR and Voting Disk (Adding Removing)
Managing Backup And Recovery In RAC
Consideration for Logical Backups in RAC
Consideration of Flash Recovery Area in RAC
Physical Backup and Recovery in RAC through RMAN
High availability connections configuration
Configure client side connect-time load balancing
Configure server side connect-time load balancing
Fast Application Notification (FAN)
Configure server side callouts
Configure Transparent Application Failover (TAF)
Configure and manage Services
Enterprise Manager
Enterprise manager configuration for RAC.emctl commands for EM
Administrating Services with EM
Administering Alerts with EM
Configuration of backup with EM
RAC administration with srvctl commands
Starting and stopping instances and database
Managing services with srvctl commands
Installation of OCFS2
Design For High Availability
Migration to RAC (single instance to multi-instance)
Adding and deleting nodes in existing RAC.
RAC Performance Tuning
Determine RAC specific tuning components
Automatic Workload Repository
Automatic Database Diagnostic
Monitoring in RAC
EM Cluster Database Performance pages