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Practice 1-1: Creating a Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) ................................................................... 7

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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):
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 Practice 1-1: Creating a Virtual Cloud Network (VCN)
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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.
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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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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

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 e. Private Subnet CIDR Block – Enter 10.0.1.0/24
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 8. The VCN is created along with resources.
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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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 3. Choose your Compartment on the left side pane.
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4. Click Create DB System to launch the wizard.

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

t. Configure database backups: Do not select anything
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7. Click the refresh page periodically until you see that your database deployment has been
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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
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Overview
In this practice, you will create a new Pluggable Database in an existing DB System using the
OCI Console.

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 6. Under Resources select Databases.
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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.
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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
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11. Click Create Pluggable Database button

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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
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Overview
In this practice, you will scale up the storage for a Virtual Machine DB System.

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In this practice, you will learn to configure automatic backups for a Database on VM DB System
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In this practice, you will learn to enable and disable the Automatic Backups for a database.

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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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 Practice 4-2: Creating On-Demand Backup Using Console
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Overview
In this practice, you will create an on-demand backup using the OCI console.

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1. Open the navigation menu. Under Oracle Database, click Oracle Base Database
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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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 Practice 5-1: Cloning a DB System
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Overview
In this practice, you will learn how to clone a virtual machine DB system that uses Logical
Volume Manager storage management software.

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1. Open the Navigation Menu.
2. Click Oracle Database.

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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
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Overview
In this practice, you will learn how to delete a virtual machine DB System.

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1. Open the Navigation Menu.

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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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Terminate DB System button.
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Practice 7: Create a MySQL
 Practice 7: Overview
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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 MySQL Database System on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
(OCI).

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 Practice 7-1 Creating a MySQL DB System
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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.
(Throughout the practice, the DB System will be referred to as MYSQLDBVM. In order to

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2. Open the navigation Menu on top left corner. Click Database, then click DB Systems
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 3. Choose your Compartment on the left side pane.
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4. Click Create DB System to launch the wizard.

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g. Configure placement: Default

h. Shape: Select MySQL.VM.Standard.E4.1.8GB
i. Storage: 50
j. Configure Automatic Backups: Unchecked

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 6. Review your selection/entries and click Create. The DB System Details page will show the
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