Make sure you copy the 18C DB and Grid Software to the RAC cat. | | | | | |- oracle_user_environment_setup.sh | | | | | |- oracle_grid_software_installation.sh | | | | | |- oracle_grid_software_config.sh | | | | | |- oracle_db_software_installation.sh | | | | |- oracle_user_environment_setup.sh Make sure you use the new folder 'vagrant/rac/ol7_19/' instead ofįirst, lets clone Tim's Git repository (a lot of good stuff there. The steps are the same, you just need to download 19c software and

Tim HallĪlready updated his repository with the new version This guide was created to have 18c Tests cluster, but you can alreadyĮxecute the same process to have your new 19c system running. Around 150GB of Space on disks (80GB for default DATA diskgroup creation, but you can reduce the size of the disks if you need to) At least 6GB of RAM (but 10GB are recommended) per each DB node (2 nodes on this installation) In our case, we are running Vagrant and VirtualBox in Linux, but you can do this in Windows or Mac, will just change a bit on which commands to use, but the general idea is the same.

You will need to download 18C DB and Grid Software: If you want to know more about Vagrant, please visit following links: We will be using Tim Hall RAC creation process, so please make sure you first visit his guide to get the necessary software and tools in your system before we start the process: Let's go and start exploring this new place!!

Try to be patient, and remember that Marvin will complain and wont take any enjoyment for this or any task, but I'm sure he will eventually comply This chapter of our guide will show you how to make Marvin create a Oracle RAC on Oracle Linux 7 and with 18C GRID + 18C DB (CDB + 1 PDB). Hi Arthur, before you start your journey, is important to have a good test environment where we can try any endeavour we please.Īs important as having an stable Test system is the possibility to recreate it on few simple steps.

Vagrant with virtualbox