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Oracle in Docker Containers Managed by Kubernetes
Executive Summary Use Case Overview Supporting Software Technology Dell EMC Flex Nodes and Storage Manual Provisioning
Use Case 1: Manual provisioning of a containerized development and testing environment
Step 1: Install Docker
Step 2: Activate the Docker Enterprise Edition license
Step 3: Run the Oracle 12c container on Docker
Step 4: Build and run the Oracle 19c container on Docker
Step 5: Import sample schemas from GitHub
Step 6: Install Oracle SQL Developer and query tables from the container
Use Case 1 review
Automated Provisioning Conclusion References Solution Architecture and Component Specifications Scaling Up the Database Analytic Workload

Step 1: Install Docker

Step 1: Install Docker

  • In this step, we install Docker on Oracle Enterprise Linux 7.6 on both VMs (UC1_12C and UC1_19C). Before installing Docker, ensure that:

    • Oracle Enterprise Linux 7.6 is already installed on both VMs
    • The host operating system has an Internet connection to Yum repositories for Oracle Enterprise Linux

    When these prerequisites have been met, perform these steps to install the Community version of Docker:

    1. Enable kernel UEKR5 on Oracle Linux 7.6.

    [root@docker ~] #yum-config-manager --enable ol7_UEKR5

    1. Enable the add-ons.

    [root@docker ~] # yum-config-manager --enable *addons

    1. Update the repository using Yum.

    [root@docker ~] # yum update

    1. Install the docker engine.

    [root@docker ~] #yum install docker-engine

    1. Enable the docker service.

    [root@docker ~] #systemctl enable docker

    1. Start the docker service.

    [root@docker ~] #systemctl start docker

    1. Check the docker version.

    [root@docker ~] #docker version