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How to spin up an Oracle DG environment with 1 primary and 2 standbys using Vagrant

I know is not the most optimized Vagrantfile written out there but, I’m going to post only the Vagrantfile for the moment and soon I will upload also the files used to create the databases and broker config: And the result would be something like this:

March 29, 2021mardaff1 CommentDatabase, Dataguard, Oracle, Virtualboxmulti server environment, Vagrant, vagrantfile

How to spin up a 3 nodes docker home lab using Vagrant

As I’m a huge fan of Vagrant, this is the Vagrantfile I’m using to create in 1 run 3 nodes docker environment: Let’s start the creation of the VMs and measure the execution time (in Windows 10 this time 🙂 ): Now if you want to see the status: Let’s check the docker version:

March 29, 2021mardaffDocker, Virtualboxglobal-status, Measure-Command, multi server environment, Vagrant, vagrantfile

How to spin up a 3 nodes docker home lab using Vagrant

As I’m a huge fan of Vagrant, this is the Vagrantfile I’m using to create in 1 run 3 nodes docker environment: Let’s start the creation of the VMs and measure the execution time (in Windows 10 this time 🙂 ): Now if you want to see the status: Let’s check the docker version:

March 29, 2021mardaffDocker, Virtualboxglobal-status, Measure-Command, multi server environment, Vagrant, vagrantfile

Protected: Algoritmul de extragere al radicalului

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October 14, 2020mardaffOracle

Protected: Algoritmul de extragere al radicalului

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October 14, 2020mardaffOracle

How to make available a different agent platform on EM13c

Suppose you have only AIX platform available on your EM13c and you want to deploy agents on Linux servers. This is what one needs to do: Step 1: Check the available platforms on OMS: Step 2: Login on EM13c GUI and follow the path:Setup -> Extensibility -> Self Update Step 3: Go to Agent Software…

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May 28, 2020mardaffEM13c, OEMagent, AIX, emcli, get_supported_platforms, import_update, Linux, p30812864_112000_Generic.zip

How to make available a different agent platform on EM13c

Suppose you have only AIX platform available on your EM13c and you want to deploy agents on Linux servers. This is what one needs to do: Step 1: Check the available platforms on OMS: Step 2: Login on EM13c GUI and follow the path:Setup -> Extensibility -> Self Update Step 3: Go to Agent Software…

Read More

May 28, 2020mardaffEM13c, OEMagent, AIX, emcli, get_supported_platforms, import_update, Linux, p30812864_112000_Generic.zip

How to deinstall an ORACLE_HOME from inventory

May 2, 2020mardaffDatabasedeinstall, inventory, oracle_home

How to drop EM13c repository – the nice way

If you want to cleanup your EM13c installation, you would like to drop EM repository information as well. This is the way to do it: Have fun!

April 23, 2020mardaffEM13cRepManager, repository

ORA-16623: member detected role change

Playing with dataguard failover scenarios I bumped into this error: That’s due to inconsistent information within the broker files from both servers. To fix this, we can do this:

April 12, 2020mardaffDatabase, DataguardDGMGRL, ORA-16623, ORA-16623: member detected role change
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