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General| Number of Processors | 2 |
|---|---|
| CPU Cores | Up to 22 cores per processor |
| Processor | Intel Xeon E5-2600 v4 |
| Memory | Up to 1.5TB DDR4 |
| Power Supply | Redundant, hot-swappable power supplies |
| Form Factor | 2U |
| Operating System | Oracle Linux |
| Model | Oracle X6-2-HA |
Defines the intended readers for this guide, including system administrators, network administrators, and database administrators.
Explains the text conventions used throughout the document, such as boldface, italic, and monospace types.
Provides an overview of the Oracle Database Appliance, its hardware models, deployment plans, and database options.
Defines terms related to Oracle Database Appliance software and available patches.
Describes the Oracle Appliance Manager Web Console used for deploying and managing the appliance, databases, networks, and jobs.
Guides users on adding their hardware Support Identifier (SI) to their My Oracle Support account profile.
Guides users in making decisions about their Oracle Database Appliance configuration and planning for deployment.
Provides checklists to gather essential system information required before deploying the Oracle Database Appliance.
Explains the purpose and reservation of interconnect for Oracle Grid Infrastructure and RDBMS.
Provides instructions on attaching interconnect cables for Oracle Database Appliance with a single storage shelf.
Details how to attach cable connections between ports on Oracle Database Appliance X6-2-HA.
Describes how to configure the network with public IP information for uploading Oracle Database Appliance software.
Explains how to download Oracle Database Appliance software and copy it to a temporary location before updates.
Guides on checking if the system has the Virtualized OS ISO image before deployment.
Details how to set up the dom0 virtualized OS, configure the initial public network on both nodes.
Provides steps to deploy the ODA_BASE domain for a virtualized platform and then deploy the appliance.
Procedure to reduce the number of CPU cores if required, after initial deployment.
Instructions to change default passwords for securing the system after deployment.
Explains the use of the Oracle Database Appliance Patch Bundle to update the appliance.
Describes how to run pre-checks to reduce potential update problems before applying patches.
Steps to apply patches to Oracle Database Appliance OAKCLI bare metal systems using CLI commands.
Details on using the cleanup deploy utility to uninstall Oracle Database Appliance components.
Describes how to securely erase data from storage devices, deleting data permanently.
Explains how to use the Web Console to display database lists, details, and manage databases.
Provides topics on preparing for and migrating an entire database to Oracle Database Appliance.
Explains how to add storage at any time without shutting down databases or applications.
Best practices review before adding storage to the base shelf or expansion shelf.
Details backup and restore options, and features to restore databases to other systems.
Explains how to use the command-line interface to create a database backup policy.
Overview of using Oracle VM to optimize system resource use for databases and applications.
Procedures for creating and managing virtual machines (VMs) on Oracle Database Appliance Virtualized Platform.
Details on configuring high availability services for virtual machines using oakcli.
Describes the CLI as the primary method for database and system administration on Oracle Database Appliance.
Explains how to manage ODACLI privileges and security using SUDO for root system privileges.
Covers commands for applying patches and updating the appliance using ODACLI.
Details ODACLI commands for performing database lifecycle operations.
Describes OAKCLI as the primary method for database and system administration on Oracle Database Appliance Virtualized Platform.
Covers commands for listing and managing virtual machines (VMs) on Oracle Database Appliance.
Provides details on installed components and RPM drift information via the Web Console.
Explains how to use the ORAchk Health Check Tool to audit configuration settings and check system health.
Lists ODACLI and OAKCLI commands for common tasks performed on the appliance.
Provides ODACLI and OAKCLI commands for patching the appliance.
Details ODACLI and OAKCLI commands for common database tasks.
Lists ODACLI and OAKCLI commands for configuring and managing networks.
Provides ODACLI and OAKCLI commands for configuring and managing storage.
Locates storage and mount configuration file paths for Oracle Database Appliance.
Describes where log files are available for command-line and Web Console actions.
Explains Oracle Database Appliance storage architecture and options using Oracle ACFS.
Reviews usable disk capacity for X6-2-HA models and how capacity is derived.
Describes how to load saved JSON files for configuration and save existing configurations.
Provides JSON file examples for deploying a single node appliance using odacli create-appliance.
Information to help determine the appropriate database template to use for workloads.
Lists database templates defined specifically for Oracle Database Appliance X6-2-HA.
