Oracle cloud services

Course Overview:

Oracle Cloud provides Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS), and Data as a Service (DaaS). These services are used to build, deploy, integrate, and extend applications in the cloud. This platform supports numerous open standards (SQL, HTML5, REST, etc.), open-source solutions (Kubernetes, Hadoop, Kafka, etc.), and a variety of programming languages, databases, tools, and frameworks including Oracle-specific, Open Source, and third-party software and systems.

Course Content:

Introduction

♦ Oracle Database Cloud Offerings

♦ Oracle Cloud Data as a Service (DaaS)

♦ Universal Credits & Bring Your Own License

♦ Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

♦ Oracle Database Cloud Offerings & Oracle Cloud Subscription Offerings

♦ Oracle Cloud Services

♦ Oracle Cloud Platform as a Service (PaaS)

♦ Oracle Cloud Software as a Service (SaaS)

Creating a Database Deployment

♦ Overview of a Database Deployment and a Database Instance & Database Cloud Service Architecture

♦ Automated Database Provisioning, Features, and Tooling

♦ Comparison: DBCS Deployment and an On-Premises Database

♦ Software Editions: Included Capabilities, General Purpose Shapes, High Memory Shapes

♦ How SSH Key Pairs are Used, Creating an SSH Key Pair

♦ Additional Database Configuration Options

♦ Using the Wizard to Create a Database Deployment, Creating a QuickStart Database Deployment

♦ Storage Used for Database Files & File System Layout

Administering a Database Deployment

♦ Oracle Cloud User Roles and Privileges & Administering Users, Roles, and Privileges

♦ Configuring Connections to the Compute Node

♦ Managing Compute Node Users

♦ Using the Oracle Cloud My Services Dashboard

♦ Managing Database Users and Privileges

♦ Patching & Upgrading a Database Deployment

♦ Scaling a Database Deployment

♦Viewing the Service Details & Using the Database Cloud Service Console

Backing Up and Recovering

♦ Using Utilities to Back Up and Recover the Database Deployment

♦ Performing Recovery by Using the Utility

♦ Backing Up and Recovering Database Deployments

♦ Performing Recovery by Using the Console

♦ Creating an On-Demand Backup

♦ Changing the Backup Destination

♦ Choosing a Backup Destination & Default Backup Configuration

♦ Customizing the Backup Configuration

Use Case: Create a Database Deployment by Using a Production Database Backup

♦ High-level Steps for Rapid Provisioning

♦ Prerequisites for Restoring a Database Backup Using Backup Cloud Service

♦ Creating a Database Deployment From a Production Database Backup

Overview of Oracle Cloud Security

♦ User Authentication: Database Access

♦ Enforcing Security in a Database Deployment

♦ Physical and Operating System Security of the Compute Node

♦ Cloud Security Guidelines

♦ User Authentication: Services and Compute Node Access

Configuring Network Access to a Database Deployment

♦ Accessing the Database Using Various Tools

♦ Implementing Fine-Grained Control of Network Traffic

♦ Describing Network Access to the Compute Node and Database

♦ Controlling Network Traffic & Network Security

♦ Creating Security Lists & Configuring Connections to the Compute Node

♦ Defining Security Rules

Using Oracle DBaaS Monitor

♦ Managing the Database

♦ Managing and Monitoring the Listener

♦ Monitoring the Operating System

♦ Monitoring the Database


Implementing Database Deployment Security

♦ Restricting Access to the Database

♦ Transparent Data Encryption (TDE): Overview

♦ Secure Access to Configuration Files on the Compute Node

♦ Backing Up Operating System and Database Configuration Files

♦ Auditing: Database

♦ Protecting Data in the Database Deployment

♦ Tablespace Encryption by Default

♦ Auditing: Compute Node Connections and Actions

Use Case: Configure Network Isolation

♦ Achieving Network Isolation: Use Case

♦ Creating Security IP Lists

♦ Creating Security Lists

♦ Adding Instances to Security Lists

♦ Permitting Access to Oracle Cloud Service Instances

Overview of Migrating to Oracle Database Cloud Service

♦ Choosing a Method: Unplug/Plug and Remote Cloning Considerations

♦ Choosing a Migration Method: Considerations

♦ Choosing a Migration Method: Information Gathering

♦ Applicable Migration Methods

♦ Choosing a Method: RMAN, SQL*Loader, and Golden Gate Considerations

♦ Choosing a Method: Oracle Data Pump Considerations

Using SQL Developer to Migrate

♦ Using SQL Developer and SQL*Loader to Migrate Selected Objects

♦ Using SQL Developer and INSERT Statements to Migrate Selected Objects

♦ Overview of Using SQL Developer

Use Case: Automated Patching of Database Cloud Service

♦ Applying Patches to Database Cloud Service Deployments

Overview of DBCS Performance Management

♦ Performance Management in the Database Cloud Environment

♦ General Tuning Session

♦ Tuning Methodology

♦ What Can be Tuned in a DBCS Environment?

♦ Effective Tuning Goals

♦ Performance Monitoring and Tuning

Tuning Performance Issues

♦ Tools for Performance Management

♦ Identifying Performance Issues by Using the DBaaS Monitor

♦ Using ADDM to Diagnose Performance Issues

♦ DBaaS Monitor: Database Information & Operating System Information

♦ Identifying Performance Issues by Using SQL Developer

♦ Using the Enterprise Manager Database Express Performance Hub

♦ Using the SQL Tuning Advisor

♦ Identifying Performance Issues by Using Enterprise Manager Database Express

Performance Management

♦ Scaling Up CPU and Memory

♦ Database Deployment Scaling: Overview

♦ Database Resource Manager

♦ Determining When to Scale Up the Database Deployment

♦ Using Resource Manager to Control PDB Resource Usage

♦ Controlling Resource Usage by Consumer Groups

Using REST APIs to Manage Oracle Database Cloud Service

♦ ORDS and Database Cloud Service

♦ What is Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS)?

♦ Key Principles of Representational State Transfer (REST)

♦ What Does ORDS Do?

♦ Using cURL and REST APIs

♦ Using REST APIs with Database Cloud Service

REST API HTTP Status Codes

♦ Using REST APIs in Oracle Cloud

♦ Deleting a Database Deployment

♦ How Can You Delete a Database Deployment?

♦ What Happens When You Delete a Database Deployment?

♦ Use Case: Creating a Cloned Database Deployment from a Snapshot

♦ Creating a Cloned Database Deployment from a Snapshot.

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