Course Description

Oracle data guard consists of one production database which is referred as primary database and one or more standby databases. The standby databases become active in the event of primary database failure. There is no restriction where you can place the standby databases until it is able to communicate with primary database.

Offload resource-intensive backup & reporting operations to standby database!

Once you configure data guard, the standby system become transactionally consistent copy of the primary database. Oracle data guard architecture takes care of all the standby databases by transmitting redo entries from primary database and then applying them on standby database.

Learn to configure Data guard on Oracle database which uses ASM storage!

In any given situation, an Oracle database can take any one of two roles: Primary or Standby. Oracle data guard allows you to switch the roles by either switchover or failover operations. You can also use Data Guard Broker to automate failover operation.

What you'll learn

	Install and configure primary database on ASM
	Configure physical standby on ASM
	Perform manual switchover and failover operations
	Configure Data Guard Broker and implement FSFO
	Convert physical standby into snapshot standby & active data guard
	Perform 11g to 12c database upgrade along with data guard and ASM
	Convert physical standby into logical standby

Course Requirements

	Knowledge of Oracle administration
	Familiar with Virtual Box
	Basic knowledge of Oracle GRID & ASM

Target Audience

	Oracle Architects who are planning to setup high-availability
	Oracle Experts planning to perform Oracle upgrades in data guard environment
	Oracle DBAs looking to setup multiple standby databases for practice at home