Oracle Database 19c Best Practices on Dell PowerEdge Servers and PowerStore T Model Arrays

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  Executive summary
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  Document purpose
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  Audience

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  Market environment

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  Solution overview
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  The approach
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  Benchmark tool
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  Test methodology
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  Best practices category

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  Physical architecture
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  Server
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  Fibre Channel Switch
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  Storage array
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  Software architecture
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  Oracle database
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  VMware
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  Red Hat Enterprise Linux

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  Baseline configuration
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  CPU reservation
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  Memory reservation
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  ESXi host connectivity
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  Storage Configuration
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  Oracle configuration

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  PowerStore: Add Multiple LUNs
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  VMware vSphere: Use vVols for ASM Disk Groups

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  Consolidated Best Practices: Operating System and Database
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  Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Oracle Tuned Profile
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  Red Hat Enterprise Linux: HugePages
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  Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Disk I/O Scheduler
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  Red Hat Enterprise Linux: NTP Protocol
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  Oracle 19c Database: Increase the Redo Log Size
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  Oracle 19c Database: High Priority Processes
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  Recommendation

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  Server best practices
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  PowerEdge R750xs: Database Optimized Performance Workload Profile
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  PowerEdge R750xs: Dell Controlled Turbo
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  PowerEdge R750xs: Enabling Processor x2APIC Support
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  PowerEdge R750xs: Disable Unused Integrated Devices

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  Conclusion
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