Design Guide—Oracle RAC Database on PowerStore T Storage

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  Business case
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  Document purpose
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  Audience
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  Deployment workflow
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  We value your feedback

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  Overview
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  Logical architecture

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  Hardware components
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  Data center requirements

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  Physical servers and ESXi hosts
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  Virtual machines
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  Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 operating system

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  Overview
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  vDS for network traffic
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  LAN design for ESXi host management
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  LAN design for Oracle public, vMotion, and applications
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  LAN design for Oracle private interconnect traffic
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  Network design for Oracle Grid Infrastructure and Oracle RAC
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  SAN design for PowerStore T

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  Introduction
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  Production database storage design
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  Development database storage design
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  VM operating system data store and RDM devices design
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  Operating system devices and Oracle ASM disk group design

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  Overview
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  Deploying Oracle 19c RAC with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.2 on vSphere 7
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  Creating the Oracle 19c RAC PROD database

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  Introduction
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  Creating a snapshot of the PROD database
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  Creating a thin clone of the snapshot
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  Creating a DEV database from the PROD snapshot

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  vMotion migration
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  Live migration of the Oracle instance for planned downtime

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  Conclusion

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  Dell Technologies documentation
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  VMware documentation
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  Oracle documentation

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  Appendix A: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 Operating System Kernel Parameters

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  Appendix B: Oracle RAC Database Initialization Settings