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Deploying Oracle Data Guard on AWS EC2

Learn About Deploying Oracle Data Guard on AWS EC2 by Hands On Labs. (For any Technical issues, reach out to [email protected])

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Deploying Oracle Data Guard on AWS EC2
Introduction and Creating VPC Cours gratuit!
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Vidéo - 65,5 Mo
Create Primary DB EC2 Server
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Vidéo - 29,7 Mo
Creating Standby EC2 server and Installing Oracle DB on Primary server
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Vidéo - 102 Mo
Configuring Oracle Data Guard - Part 1
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Vidéo - 199 Mo
Configuring Oracle Data Guard - Part 2
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Vidéo - 125 Mo
Active Data Guard | Data Guard Broker | Adding 2nd Standby | Securing Architecture
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Vidéo - 248 Mo
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À propos du cours

Deploy | Secure | Easily In this, you will deploy Oracle Data Guard on AWS EC2, as AWS RDS for Oracle does not provide any disaster recovery solutions like data guard. After completing this course, you will be able to deploy Oracle data guard configuration on aws ec2. AWS provides a secure infrastructure to run your Oracle Database with an enterprise-class architecture, high availability, and support for small, medium, and large databases. If you have an Oracle Database that is larger than 16 TiB, or a database that relies on features that are not currently supported by Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS), which is the AWS database platform, you can install your own Oracle Database in the AWS EC2 and manage it’s the underlying host.

Who is the target audience?
Those who want to learn about deploying data guard on ec2
Those who want to about physical standby data guard
Those who want to learn about bastion hosts

What Will I Learn?
You will be able to create a database instance on aws ec2
You will be able to deploy Oracle data guard on aws ec2
You will be able to secure your architecture using the bastion host

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À propos de l'enseignant

Mayank Singh

Cloud Computing and Database

I'm a database and cloud enthusiast. I've experience creating complete cloud solutions, ETL pipelines, infrastructure as code, managing DB, DW, and Data Lake, and implementing disaster recovery solutions. I'm a firm believer in proactive, lifelong learning. As I learn new technologies, I find fun ways to practice them.

I'm - AWS, Snaplogic, OCI, Oracle, Azure, and Alibaba Cloud Certified

"Learn by doing." 

 

Disclaimer: I, "Mayank Singh," certify that I own all the content of this school. My courses are not sponsored by any of the brands mentioned in the lectures. All thoughts mentioned are my own. I appreciate your support!

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