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Matrix Installation
| Product | Version |
| Oracle Golden Gate | 12.2.0.2.2 |
| Exadata Image Version | 12.1.2.3.6.170713 |
| Oracle Grid Infrastructure | 12.1.0.2 |
Pre Requisites
We’ll start with a summary of tasks that we need to keep in mind to start with the configuration and installation of Oracle Golden Gate on a RAC environment. It’s necessary :
- As a share file system, we chose ACFS (ASM Cluster File System) under grid infrastructure 12.1.0
- Oracle Golden Gate.
Creating and configuring ACFS on Exadata
When we working on an Oracle RAC environment, we must install an OGG on a cluster file system. As part of the architecture design, we choose the ACFS, but we could use NFS or DBFS.
My decision was based on my experience with this FS and listening to the council from others partners, that was used on ODA implementations.
Basically, my procedure is same that on Non-Exadata Environments:
export DISPLAY=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:0 . oraenv asmca
On the next screen, we can see the name of the candidate DG.
Generally, we find typically three disk groups.
- We choose the DBFS_DG .
- Choose the Volume tab.
- Click the Create button to create a new Volume (remember that we need the OGG FS).
- Complete Create Volume. Continue reading “Oracle Golden Gate on Exadata | Configuring ACFS”