Pro Oracle Database RAC on Linux
Real Application Clusters (RAC) and the Grid architecture are Oracle's strategy for scaling out enterprise systems to cope with bigger workloads and more users. Many books limit themselves by conceptualizing and theorizing about RAC technology, but this book is the first to portray implementing and administering an Oracle 10g RAC system in a Linux environment. This book features basic concepts underlying Linux and Oracle RAC, design strategies, hardware procurement and configuration, and many other topics.
Table of Contents
About the Authors xxi
About the Technical Reviewers xxii
Acknowledgments xxiii
Introduction xxv
Chapter 1 Introduction to RAC 1
Chapter 2 Introduction to Linux 21
Chapter 3 RAC Concepts 31
Chapter 4 RAC Design 59
Chapter 5 Benchmarking Concepts 83
Chapter 6 Hardware 99
Chapter 7 Storage 125
Chapter 8 Oracle Cluster File System (OCFS) 171
Chapter 9 Automatic Storage Management (ASM) 201
Chapter 10 Installing Linux 235
Chapter 11 Configuring and Verifying Linux 259
Chapter 12 Installing and Configuring Oracle Software 301
Chapter 13 Creating and Configuring Databases 327
Chapter 14 Installing and Configuring Enterprise Manager 363
Chapter 15 Linux Administration 385
Chapter 16 Oracle Clusterware 401
Chapter 17 Application Development 425
Chapter 18 Using Administrative Tools 465
Chapter 19 Workload Management 493
Chapter 20 Adding and Deleting Nodes and Instances 521
Chapter 21 Trace and Diagnostics 553
Chapter 22 RAC Internals 575
Chapter 23 Benchmarking Tools: Hammerora and Swingbench 607
Chapter 24 Performance Monitoring . 649
Chapter 25 Backup and Recovery 683
Chapter 26 Disaster Recovery 717
Appendix Third-Party Clustering Solutions 743
Index 753
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The RAC-specific technologies described include configuration of the interconnect, OCFS, ASM, Cluster Ready Services, and Grid Control. The Oracle features RMAN and Data Guard are also discussed, along with available hardware options. The authors include practical examples and configuration information, so that upon reading this book, you’ll be armed with the information you need to build an Oracle RAC database on Linux, whether it is on a single laptop or a 64-node Itanium cluster.
Table of Contents
About the Authors xxi
About the Technical Reviewers xxii
Acknowledgments xxiii
Introduction xxv
Chapter 1 Introduction to RAC 1
Chapter 2 Introduction to Linux 21
Chapter 3 RAC Concepts 31
Chapter 4 RAC Design 59
Chapter 5 Benchmarking Concepts 83
Chapter 6 Hardware 99
Chapter 7 Storage 125
Chapter 8 Oracle Cluster File System (OCFS) 171
Chapter 9 Automatic Storage Management (ASM) 201
Chapter 10 Installing Linux 235
Chapter 11 Configuring and Verifying Linux 259
Chapter 12 Installing and Configuring Oracle Software 301
Chapter 13 Creating and Configuring Databases 327
Chapter 14 Installing and Configuring Enterprise Manager 363
Chapter 15 Linux Administration 385
Chapter 16 Oracle Clusterware 401
Chapter 17 Application Development 425
Chapter 18 Using Administrative Tools 465
Chapter 19 Workload Management 493
Chapter 20 Adding and Deleting Nodes and Instances 521
Chapter 21 Trace and Diagnostics 553
Chapter 22 RAC Internals 575
Chapter 23 Benchmarking Tools: Hammerora and Swingbench 607
Chapter 24 Performance Monitoring . 649
Chapter 25 Backup and Recovery 683
Chapter 26 Disaster Recovery 717
Appendix Third-Party Clustering Solutions 743
Index 753
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