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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 setup a Postgres Master/Slave env using Vagrant

I have the following software installed on a Windows laptop: Virtualbox Vagrant Many of you know what Virtualbox and Vagrant do. If not this is what’s written on Vagrant’s website: ” Vagrant is a tool for building and managing virtual machine environments in a single workflow. With an easy-to-use workflow and focus on automation, Vagrant…

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January 7, 2019mardaffPostgresreplication, Vagrant, Virtualbox
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