"dbVersion" : "12.2.0.1",
"dbHomeId":null,
"instanceOnly" : false,
"isCdb" : true,
"pdBName" : "pdb1",
"pdbAdminuserName" : "pdbuser",
"enableTDE":true,
"adminPassword" : "password",
"dbType" : "SI",
"dbTargetNodeNumber" : null,
"dbClass" : "OLTP",
"dbShape" : "odb1",
"dbStorage" : "ACFS",
"dbCharacterSet" : {
"characterSet" : "AL32UTF8",
"nlsCharacterset" : "AL16UTF16",
"dbTerritory" : "AMERICA",
"dbLanguage" : "AMERICAN"
},
"dbConsoleEnable" : false,
"backupConfigId":null,
"rmanBkupPassword": null
},
"asr" :{
"asrType": "INTERNAL",
"userName":"john.smith@example.com",
"password":"password",
"proxyServerName":"www-proxy.example.com",
"proxyPort":"80",
"proxyUserName":"proxy-user",
"proxyPassword":"proxy-password",
"snmpVersion":"v2"
}
}
Example JSON File to Create a Multi-Node Appliance with
the CLI
Follow the JSON file example to create a JSON file to deploy a multi-node appliance
with the command odacli create-appliance.
Use the example JSON files and the information located in the readme as a template
to create a file for your environment. Examples and the readme are located in
the /opt/oracle/dcs/sample directory.
Note:
It is important to review the readme and the examples carefully before
creating your JSON file. If you do not enter your network and Oracle ILOM
information correctly based on your setup, then network access is lost to
both the host and Oracle ILOM.
Appendix D
Example JSON File to Create a Multi-Node Appliance with the CLI
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