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Duration 21 hours
Course Outline
Introduction
- Overview of multitenant architecture
- Advantages of adopting multitenant architecture
- Key components: Container Databases (CDB) and Pluggable Databases (PDBs)
Architectural Components
- In-depth understanding of the Container Database (CDB)
- Exploring Pluggable Databases (PDBs)
- Comparative analysis of non-CDB and CDB architectures
Installation and Configuration
- Deploying Oracle Database 19c with the multitenant option
- Setting up a multitenant environment
- Creating a new CDB
PDB Creation and Management
- Creating PDBs via SQL, DBCA, and PDB seed methods
- Managing PDB lifecycle: starting, stopping, and cloning
- Administrative tasks for PDBs
Security in Multitenant Environments
- Managing user security across CDBs and PDBs
- Handling roles and privilege assignments
- Deploying Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) within PDBs
Backup and Recovery Strategies
- Backup plans for CDBs and individual PDBs
- Addressing recovery scenarios in multitenant contexts
- Utilizing RMAN in a multitenant architecture
Performance Optimization
- Resource allocation and management in multitenant settings
- Tuning PDBs for peak performance
- Monitoring activities using Oracle Enterprise Manager
Data Management in PDBs
- Transferring data between different PDBs
- Importing and exporting data within PDBs
- Leveraging Oracle Data Pump in multitenant architectures
Patching and Upgrades
- Patch application strategies for CDBs and PDBs
- Best practices for upgrading PDBs
- Techniques to minimize system downtime
High Availability and Disaster Recovery
- Configuring Data Guard for multitenant databases
- Managing failover and switchover in multitenant environments
- Implementing Oracle RAC alongside multitenant architecture
Troubleshooting Multitenant Databases
- Identifying common challenges in multitenant setups
- Utilizing diagnostic tools and methodologies
- Specific troubleshooting techniques for PDBs
Best Practices
- Security-focused best practices
- Optimal backup and recovery protocols
- Recommended performance tuning approaches
Conclusion and Future Steps
Requirements
- Foundational knowledge of Oracle database administration
- Proficiency in SQL and PL/SQL
Target Audience
- Database administrators
- IT specialists
Testimonials (1)
good explanation on each points and provide assignment for practices.
