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Table of Contents
Practice 1: Create a VM DB Systems .............................................................................................. 5
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Practices 1: Overview ..................................................................................................................... 6
Practice 1-1: Creating a Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) ................................................................... 7
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Practice 1-2: Creating a Virtual Machine DB System ..................................................................... 12
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Practice 2: Creating a PDB in a DB System ................................................................................... 17
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Practice 2: Overview ....................................................................................................................... 18
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Practice 2-1: Creating a Pluggable Database in an existing DB System ....................................... 19
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Practice 3: Updating and Configuring a DB System on OCI ........................................................ 23
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Practice 3-1: Scaling Up Storage for a Virtual Machine DB system ............................................... 25
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Practice 4: Backup a Database on OCI .......................................................................................... 29
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Practice 4-1: Enabling or Disabling Automatic Backups ................................................................. 31
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Practice 4-2: Creating On-Demand Backup Using Console ........................................................... 34
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Practice 5: Cloning a DB System on OCI ....................................................................................... 35

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Practice 5-1: Cloning a DB System ................................................................................................ 37

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Practice 6: Deleting a DB System on OCI ...................................................................................... 39

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Practice 6-1: Deleting a DB System ............................................................................................... 41
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Practice 7: Create a MySQL DB System ......................................................................................... 43

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Practice 7-1 Creating a MySQL DB System ................................................................................... 45

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Practice 1: Create a VM DB
Practices 1: Overview
Overview
In this practice, you will assume the role of a Cloud Database Administrator (DBA) and perform
the following tasks in order to create a database system on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI):
• Create a Virtual Cloud Network (VCN)
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• Create a Database System on OCI
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• All instructions in this course, unless specified otherwise, assume that you are working
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on a local Windows 64-bit system, i.e. laptop or desktop.
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You are working on an open internet connection, i.e. not connected to any VPN or
working in a restricted network that blocks connection from your local system to cloud
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6 Practice 1: Create a VM DB Systems

Practice 1-1: Creating a Virtual Cloud Network (VCN)
Overview
In this practice, you will create a Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) in preparation to create a Virtual
Machine DB System in the subsequent practice.
Note: Oracle University training, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Fundamentals has detailed
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explanation about the VCN concepts and cloud network components.
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Assumptions
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All practices from previous lessons are completed successfully.
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1. Open the Navigation Menu on the top left corner, click Networking and then click
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Virtual Cloud Networks.
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2. Ensure that the compartment assigned to you is selected on the left.

3. Click Start VCN Wizard.
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4. In the dialog box, choose VCN with Internet Connectivity, and click Start VCN Wizard.
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Note: This option is the quickest way to get a working cloud network in the fewest steps.
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5. Provide configuration information:

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Enter the following:

a. VCN Name – Enter a name for your cloud network, for example, <your_initials>VCN.
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(In this example we will use MYVCN.)

b. Compartment – Confirm the correct compartment has been selected
c. VCN CIDR Block – Enter 10.0.0.0/16
d. Public Subnet CIDR Block – Enter 10.0.0.0/24

e. Private Subnet CIDR Block – Enter 10.0.1.0/24
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The VCN is created along with resources.
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Practice 1: Create a VM DB Systems

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10. You can see all the VCN resources created.
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Practice 1-2: Creating a Virtual Machine DB System
Overview
In this practice, you will launch a Virtual Machine DB System, taking the following into
consideration:
• The DB System should be named as follows: <student_initials>DBVM. (Throughout
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service instance name is unique, ensure to substitute your initials in place of MY in
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Software Version: Oracle Database 19c
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Software Edition: Enterprise Edition – Extreme Performance
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• The database should be named MYORCL and the PDB should be named MYPDB1.
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Tasks: Launching OCI VM DB System

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1. Log into your assigned Cloud account.

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Base Database (VM,BM).

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3. Choose your Compartment on the left side pane.
4. Click Create DB System to launch the wizard.
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5. Fill in DB System information required to create a DB System as listed below:

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a. Select a compartment: This will default to your assigned compartment if you have
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f. Configure Storage: change to Logical Volume Manager
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g. Configure the DB System: set Oracle Database software edition to Enterprise
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5) Select and upload the ssh public key you created.

i. License Type: License Included(Accept the default)
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n. Database Name: <student_initials>ORCL

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o. Database Version: 19c

p. PDBName: <student_initials>PDB1
q. Database Admin Password: Enter the password to manage the SYS and SYSTEM
database accounts. Ensure your password meets the required standards as specified
in the wizard.

r. Confirm Password: Re-enter the password.
s. Database Workload: Choose Transaction processing

t. Configure database backups: Do not select anything
6. Review your selection/entries and click Create DB System.
7. Click the refresh page periodically until you see that your database deployment has been
created.
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8. Once the DB system is created successfully, it is listed on the DB Systems home page with
all the details. You can click the <student_initials>DBVM display name to see more
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Practice 2: Creating a PDB in
Practice 2: Overview
Overview
In these practices, you will create a Pluggable Database (PDB) in an existing DB System.
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Practice 2-1: Creating a Pluggable Database in an existing DB System
Overview
In this practice, you will create a new Pluggable Database in an existing DB System using the
OCI Console.
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5. Under the DB Systems list click on the DB System you have created. In our case it is
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6. Under Resources select Databases.
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10. Fill in the information required to create a PDB as listed below:

a. Enter PDB Name: <student_initials>PDB<n> in our case the pdb name is MYPDB3
b. Unlock my PDB Admin account: Checked
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c. PDB Admin Password: Enter the password to PDB ADMIN database accounts.
Ensure your password meets the required standards as specified in the wizard.
d. Confirm PDB Admin Password: Re-enter the password.
e. TDE wallet password of database: Enter the password for the TDE wallet of the
PDB.
11. Click Create Pluggable Database button
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12. Wait until you see that your pluggable database deployment has been created.
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Practice 3: Updating and
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Configuring a DB System on
Overview
In this practice, you will scale up the storage for a Virtual Machine DB System.
As a DBA, you can increase the storage of a Virtual Machine DB System without impacting the
system, if it requires more block storage at any point in time.
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Practice 3-1: Scaling Up Storage for a Virtual Machine DB system
Overview
In this practice, you will scale up the storage for a Virtual Machine DB System.
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execute this practice to save on training resources in this shared environment. If you choose to
scale up your system, give it sufficient time for the update to complete.
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6. Click Scale Storage Up, and then select the new storage size from the drop-down list.
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7. Click Update to confirm. The system will take some time to get updated and will resume to
active state once done. If you choose to scale up your system, give it sufficient time for the
update to complete.
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In this practice, you will learn to configure automatic backups for a Database on VM DB System
and take an on-demand backup.
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Practice 4-1: Enabling or Disabling Automatic Backups
Overview
In this practice, you will learn to enable and disable the Automatic Backups for a database.
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4. Scroll down to the Database section, and find the database for which you want to enable or
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disable automatic backups, and click the database display name to see the details.
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6. Click Configure Automatic Backups.
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8. Once done, the Database Information page displays the updated details.
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enable automatic backup, it may initiate a backup job. If this happens allow sufficient time for
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Practice 4-2: Creating On-Demand Backup Using Console
Overview
In this practice, you will create an on-demand backup using the OCI console.
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4. Find the database for which on-demand full backup needs to be created and click its
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In this practice, you will clone your Database System.
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Practice 5: Cloning a DB System on OCI

Practice 5-1: Cloning a DB System
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In this practice, you will learn how to clone a virtual machine DB system that uses Logical
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the system you want to clone and click the display name of your DB system. The DB
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7. Click Clone DB System.
8. On the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure console, the state shows provisioning until the new DB
System is available.
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Practice 6-1: Deleting a DB System
Overview
In this practice, you will learn how to delete a virtual machine DB System.
Assumptions
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Practice 7: Create a MySQL
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In this practice, you will assume the role of a Cloud Database Administrator (DBA) and perform
the following tasks in order to create a MySQL Database System on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
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Practice 7-1 Creating a MySQL DB System
Overview
In this practice, you will launch a MySQL DB System, taking the following into consideration:
• The DB System should be named as follows: <student_initials>MySQLDBVM.
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3. Choose your Compartment on the left side pane.
4. Click Create DB System to launch the wizard.
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6. Review your selection/entries and click Create. The DB System Details page will show the
state Creating.
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Practice 1: Create a VM DB Systems .............................................................................................. 5

Practice 5: Cloning a DB System on OCI ....................................................................................... 35

Practice 5: Overview ....................................................................................................................... 36

Practice 5-1: Cloning a DB System ................................................................................................ 37

Practice 6: Deleting a DB System on OCI ...................................................................................... 39

Practice 5: Overview ....................................................................................................................... 40

Practice 7: Create a MySQL DB System ......................................................................................... 43

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2. Ensure that the compartment assigned to you is selected on the left.

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5. Provide configuration information:

Enter the following:

(In this example we will use MYVCN.)

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6. Accept the defaults for any other and Click Next.

7. Review and click Create.

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Tasks: Launching OCI VM DB System

1. Log into your assigned Cloud account.

Base Database (VM,BM).

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4. Click Create DB System to launch the wizard.

5. Fill in DB System information required to create a DB System as listed below:

already selected, else select your compartment

b. DB System Name: <student_initials>DBVM

(Throughout the practice, the DB System will be referred to as MYDBVM. Remember to

c. Availability Domain: Choose one of the available Availability Domain

d. Shape Type: Select Virtual Machine

e. Shape: Select Intel > VM.Standard2.1

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h. Add SSH keys:

1) Select Generate SSH key pair.

2) Click Save private key.

3) Click Save Public key.

4) Select Upload SSH key files.

5) Select and upload the ssh public key you created.

k. Client Subnet: Choose “Public-Subnet-<your VCN Name>(regional)” from the drop