Muutke küpsiste eelistusi

E-raamat: Mastering Oracle GoldenGate

Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat - PDF+DRM
  • Hind: 67,91 €*
  • * hind on lõplik, st. muud allahindlused enam ei rakendu
  • Lisa ostukorvi
  • Lisa soovinimekirja
  • See e-raamat on mõeldud ainult isiklikuks kasutamiseks. E-raamatuid ei saa tagastada.
Mastering Oracle GoldenGateSuurem pilt
Teised raamatud teemal:

DRM piirangud

  • Kopeerimine (copy/paste):

    ei ole lubatud

  • Printimine:

    ei ole lubatud

  • Kasutamine:

    Digitaalõiguste kaitse (DRM)
    Kirjastus on väljastanud selle e-raamatu krüpteeritud kujul, mis tähendab, et selle lugemiseks peate installeerima spetsiaalse tarkvara. Samuti peate looma endale  Adobe ID Rohkem infot siin. E-raamatut saab lugeda 1 kasutaja ning alla laadida kuni 6'de seadmesse (kõik autoriseeritud sama Adobe ID-ga).

    Vajalik tarkvara
    Mobiilsetes seadmetes (telefon või tahvelarvuti) lugemiseks peate installeerima selle tasuta rakenduse: PocketBook Reader (iOS / Android)

    PC või Mac seadmes lugemiseks peate installima Adobe Digital Editionsi (Seeon tasuta rakendus spetsiaalselt e-raamatute lugemiseks. Seda ei tohi segamini ajada Adober Reader'iga, mis tõenäoliselt on juba teie arvutisse installeeritud )

    Seda e-raamatut ei saa lugeda Amazon Kindle's. 

Tagline: Real-time Replication and Data Transformation

Master Oracle GoldenGate technology on multiple database platforms using this step-by-step implementation guide. Learn about advanced features to use in building a robust, high-availability replication system. Provided are detailed illustration of Oracle GoldenGate concepts, GoldenGate tools and add-ons, as well as illustrative examples. The book covers Oracle GoldenGate for Oracle database, and also discusses setup and configuration for other common databases such as IBM DB2, SYBASE ASE, MySQL, and Microsoft SQL Server.

The technology landscape is fast-changing, and Mastering Oracle GoldenGate stays current by covering the new features included in Oracle GoldenGate 12c. The book covers both classic capture and integrated capture, as well as delivery. Also covered are Oracle GoldenGate security and performance tuning, to keep your system secure and performing at its best. You will learn to monitor your GoldenGate system using tools that come with Oracle GoldenGate management pack, as well as using shell scripts. Troubleshooting is well-illustrated with examples:

  • Covering Oracle GoldenGate technology across common database brands
  • Discussing high-performing and secure replication environments
  • Speaking to replication in Big Data and cloud computing environments

 

What You Will Learn

  • Implement Oracle GoldenGate for real time replication
  • Secure and tune your replication environment for high performance
  • Administer your Oracle GoldenGate environment
  • Learn troubleshooting approaches with help of examples
  • Learn and make use of GoldenGate Management Pack and its API
  • Feed live data into Big Data and cloud-based systems
Who This Book Is For
Mastering Oracle GoldenGate is for database professionals who have chosen to ride the Oracle GoldenGate roller coaster for real-time replication solutions. The book is for beginners as well as professionals who are willing to master the leading replication technology in the industry. It is an excellent choice for professionals who are implementing or maintaining Oracle GoldenGate replication environments on any of the major database management system platforms.

About the Author xxvii
About the Technical Reviewer xxix
Acknowledgments xxxi
Introduction xxxiii
Part I Getting Started
1(114)
Chapter 1 Introduction to Oracle GoldenGate (OGG)
3(8)
What's So Magical About Oracle GoldenGate?
3(2)
Types of Replication
5(1)
Available Replication Options
5(2)
Advantages of Oracle GoldenGate
7(1)
When to Use Oracle GoldenGate?
7(1)
Oracle GoldenGate vs. Streams
8(1)
Oracle GoldenGate vs. Data Guard
8(1)
Oracle GoldenGate vs. SharePlex
9(1)
Oracle GoldenGate 12c New Features
10(1)
Summary
10(1)
Chapter 2 Architecture
11(14)
Overview of the Components
12(2)
Extract
12(1)
Data Pump
12(1)
Replicat
13(1)
Trails
13(1)
Collector
14(1)
Manager
14(1)
Checkpoints
14(1)
Support for Non-Oracle Databases
14(1)
Supported Topologies
15(8)
Unidirectional Replication
15(1)
Bidirectional Replication
16(2)
One-to-Many Replication
18(1)
Many-to-One Replication
19(2)
Peer-to-Peer Replication
21(2)
Summary
23(2)
Chapter 3 Oracle GoldenGate Pre-installation Tasks
25(16)
Memory Requirements
25(1)
Disk Space Requirements
25(1)
Network Requirements
25(1)
Configuring Your Database and Server for Oracle GoldenGate
26(3)
Enable Logging for Oracle Databases
27(1)
Enable Logging for Sybase Databases
27(1)
Enable Logging for Microsoft SQL Server Databases
28(1)
Supported Data Types
29(4)
Supported Data Types for Oracle Databases
29(2)
Supported Data Types for SYBASE Databases
31(1)
Supported Data Types for MySQL Databases
32(1)
Supported Data Types for SQL Server Databases
33(1)
Supported Data Types for DB2 Databases on LUW
33(1)
Supported Data Types for DB2 Databases on z/OS
33(1)
Supported Operations
33(2)
Database Operations Captured for Oracle Databases
33(1)
Database Operations Captured on Sybase Databases
34(1)
Database Operations Captured on MySQL Databases
34(1)
Database Operations Captured on SQL Server Databases
34(1)
Database Operations Captured on DB2 Databases for LUW
35(1)
Database Operations Captured on Sybase Databases for z/OS
35(1)
Designing Your GoldenGate Replication Setup
35(3)
Why Choose Standard Naming Conventions?
35(1)
Naming Capture and Delivery Process
35(1)
Know Your Application
36(2)
Database Privileges for GoldenGate Users
38(2)
OGG User Permissions in Oracle Databases
38(1)
OGG User Permissions in Sybase Databases
39(1)
OGG User Permissions in IBM DB2 Databases
39(1)
OGG User Permissions in MySQL Databases
39(1)
OGG User Permissions in Teradata Databases
40(1)
Summary
40(1)
Chapter 4 Installing Oracle GoldenGate
41(24)
Download the Installer
41(1)
Setting Up Environmental Variables
42(1)
Setting Up Database Logging
42(1)
Setting Up User Privileges
43(1)
Installing Oracle GoldenGate on Unix/Linux
43(15)
Step 1 Log In as the Linux Superuser
43(1)
Step 2 Navigate to the GoldenGate Directory
44(1)
Step 3 Copy or FTP the GoldenGate Software File from the Local System or Remote Server
44(1)
Step 4 Locate the Installer
44(1)
Step 5 Begin Installation
44(7)
Step 6 Execute GGSCI
51(1)
Step 7 Create Subdirectories
52(1)
Step 8 Configure the Manager Port
52(1)
Step 9 Start/Stop the Manager
53(1)
Step 10 Check Supplemental Logging for the Database
53(1)
Step 11 Add Extracts
54(1)
Step 12 Install Oracle GoldenGate on the Target Machine
54(1)
Step 13 Add the Replicat
55(1)
Step 14 Create the Definition File
55(1)
Step 15 Enable Supplemental Logging for Oracle GoldenGate
56(1)
Step 16 Initial Data Synchronization
56(1)
Step 17 Start the Manager, Extract, and Replicat, and Test the Result
57(1)
Silent Installation
58(1)
Parameters in the Response File
59(1)
OGG Subdirectories
59(1)
Handling Character Set
60(3)
Using CHARSET
62(1)
Using Escape Sequences
62(1)
Using SOURCECHARSET
62(1)
Using NLS_LANG
63(1)
Summary
63(2)
Chapter 5 Classic vs. Integrated Capture and Apply
65(18)
OGG Capture Process
65(3)
Classic Capture
65(1)
Integrated Capture
66(1)
Integrated Capture Modes
67(1)
OGG Apply Process
68(1)
Nonintegrated Apply
68(1)
Integrated Apply
68(1)
Support for Multitenant Databases
69(1)
Implementing Classic and Integrated Captures
69(5)
Creating a Classic Capture
69(2)
Creating an On-Source Integrated Capture
71(1)
Creating an Integrated Capture Using a Downstream Mining Database
72(2)
Monitoring an Integrated Capture
74(1)
Upgrading Classic Capture Mode to Integrated Capture Mode
75(3)
Creating a Classic Capture
75(1)
Upgrading to an Integrated Capture
76(2)
Implementing Classic and Integrated Apply
78(2)
Creating a Classic Apply
78(1)
Creating an Integrated Apply
78(2)
Capture and Apply Modes, Mix and Match
80(1)
Coordinated Replicat
80(2)
Summary
82(1)
Chapter 6 Capturing DDL Changes
83(20)
What Is DDL Replication?
83(1)
Types of DDL Replication
84(1)
Limitations with DDL Replication
84(1)
DDL Scope
85(1)
How Does DDL Replication Work?
86(1)
On the Source Machine
86(1)
On the Target Machine
86(1)
DDL Capture in Classic Capture Mode
87(2)
An Example of Classic Capture DDL
89(7)
DDL Capture in Integrated Capture Mode
96(1)
Selective DDL Replication with an Oracle Source DB
96(4)
Selective DDL Replication Using DDLAUX.addRule()
97(2)
Selective DDL Replication Using the DDL Parameter
99(1)
Using DUMPDDL
100(1)
DDL Replication in Active-Active Mode (Bidirectional Replication)
101(1)
DDL Replication in a Cascading Replication Setup
101(1)
DDL Replication in a Heterogeneous Environment
101(1)
Summary
102(1)
Chapter 7 Performing the Initial Load
103(12)
Preparing for the Initial Load
103(2)
Initial Load Using the Database Utility
105(1)
Initial Load Using SQLLOADER
106(2)
Initial Load Using the Direct Load Method
108(1)
Initial Load Using BULKLOAD to sqlloader
109(1)
Initial Load Example
110(3)
Summary
113(2)
Part II Advanced Configurations
115(78)
Chapter 8 Oracle GoldenGate Commands
117(24)
Data Transformation Using Column Conversion Functions
117(3)
GGSCI Commands
120(8)
Native Non-GGSCI Commands and Utilities
128(11)
Defgen
128(1)
Keygen
129(1)
Logdump
129(10)
Summary
139(2)
Chapter 9 Advanced Processing
141(12)
Data Transformation in Oracle GoldenGate
141(2)
Data Filter Methods
141(1)
Data Transformation Methods
141(1)
Using Colmap for Column Mapping
142(1)
Data Transformation Examples
142(1)
Using Colmatch
143(1)
OGG User Tokens
143(1)
User Exits
144(3)
Sqlexec
147(2)
Using Sqlexec as a Parameter to a TABLE or MAP Statement
147(1)
Using Sqlexec to Run Stored Procedures
148(1)
Using Sqlexec to Run as a Stand-Alone Parameter
149(1)
Macros in Oracle GoldenGate
149(1)
Oracle GoldenGate Auditing
150(2)
Summary
152(1)
Chapter 10 Advanced Features
153(20)
Collision Handling
153(3)
Handlecollision
153(1)
CDR for Active-Active Replication
154(1)
Supported Data Types for CDR
154(1)
Types of Conflicts
154(1)
Conflicts During an Insert Operation
155(1)
Conflicts During an Update Operation
155(1)
Conflicts During a Delete Operation
156(1)
CDR Parameters
156(2)
CDR Example
158(2)
Oracle GoldenGate Performance Tuning
160(4)
Best Practices for Configuring Your Oracle GoldenGate Replication Environment
160(1)
Determining the Current Performance Statistics
160(1)
Configure Your Database
161(1)
Enable Supplemental Logging
161(1)
Passthru or Nopassthru
161(1)
Tuning Tcpbufsize and Tcpflushbytes
162(1)
Batch Transactions
162(1)
Use Compression
162(1)
Streams Pool for Integrated Extract and Replicat
163(1)
Range Splitting
163(1)
Encryption and Security
164(7)
Encrypting Database Passwords
164(1)
Generating a Custom Encryption Key
165(1)
Wallet and a Master Key
165(1)
Steps for Creating a Wallet and Master Key
166(1)
Renew the Master Key
166(1)
Encrypt and Decrypt Trail Files
167(1)
Encrypt Data Sent Over a Network
168(1)
Using an Oracle GoldenGate Credential Store
168(3)
Summary
171(2)
Chapter 11 Upgrading Oracle GoldenGate
173(6)
Download the Patch
173(1)
Install the Patch
173(1)
Pre-upgrade Tasks
174(1)
Upgrading Oracle GoldenGate on the Source
175(1)
Take a Backup
175(1)
Install the New Version of GoldenGate
176(1)
Convert Supplemental Log Group Version
176(1)
Verify the Upgrade
176(1)
Upgrading Oracle GoldenGate on the Target
176(1)
Take a Backup
176(1)
Install the New Version of GoldenGate
176(1)
Upgrade the Checkpoint Table
177(1)
Verify the Upgrade
177(1)
Post-upgrade Tasks
177(1)
Start GoldenGate and Monitor Replication
177(1)
Summary
178(1)
Chapter 12 Bidirectional Replication
179(14)
Key Points Before Setting Up OGG Bidirectional Replication
180(1)
Handling Data Loopbacks
180(2)
Handling Data Loopbacks in Oracle Databases
180(1)
Handling Data Loopbacks in All Supported Databases
181(1)
Handling Data Loopbacks in Teradata Databases
181(1)
Handling Data Loopbacks by Identifying Replicat Transactions
182(1)
CDR in Bidirectional Replication
182(6)
Setting Up OGG Bidirectional Replication
182(4)
Adding Conflict Detection and Resolution
186(1)
CDR When Machine A is a Trusted Source and Always Wins
186(1)
CDR When Both Sites Are Equally Trusted
187(1)
DBFS Configuration for OGG Bidirectional Replication
188(3)
Step 1 Install the Patch for bug-9651229
188(1)
Step 2 Configure DBFS Sequences
189(1)
Step 3 Create the New DBFS File Systems for OGG Replication
189(1)
Step 4 Configure the Extract/Replicat Processes
190(1)
Summary
191(2)
Part III Managing Oracle GoldenGate
193(244)
Chapter 13 Oracle GoldenGate Management Pack Part 1
195(82)
Oracle GoldenGate Monitor
195(1)
Installation Overview
196(1)
Install Oracle WebLogic Server
196(17)
Install the Oracle GoldenGate Monitor Server
213(10)
System Requirements
214(1)
Download the Software
214(1)
Installation
214(9)
Create the OGG Monitor Repository Using RCU
223(11)
Create the WebLogic Server Domain Using the Configuration Wizard
234(18)
Configure the OGG Monitor Server
252(3)
Configure the JMX Server Properties
254(1)
SMTP, SNMP, and CLI Alert Properties
254(1)
Start the OGG Monitor Server
255(7)
Start the OGG Monitor Console
262(3)
Install the Oracle GoldenGate Monitor Agent
265(4)
Create the OGG Monitor Agent Instances
269(1)
Configure the OGG Monitor Agent Instances
270(4)
Configure the OGG Monitor Agent for the OGG Monitor Server
270(3)
Configure the OGG Monitor Agent When Using the OEM Plug-in for Oracle GoldenGate
273(1)
Create a Wallet When Using the OGG Monitor
273(1)
Create a Wallet When Using the OGG OEM Plug-In
274(1)
Enable Monitoring
274(1)
Start the OGG Monitor Agent
274(1)
Summary
275(2)
Chapter 14 Oracle GoldenGate Management Pack Part II
277(32)
Oracle GoldenGate Enterprise Manager Plug-In
277(1)
Installing the OGG Plug-in for EM
277(3)
System Requirements
277(1)
Downloading the Plug-In
278(1)
Deploying the Plug-In
278(1)
Creating an Oracle Wallet
279(1)
Configuring the OGG Instance to Run with OEM
279(1)
Starting the OGG Instance
280(1)
Oracle GoldenGate Director
280(1)
OGG Director Server
281(1)
OGG Director Database
281(1)
OGG Director Web
281(1)
OGG Director Client
281(1)
OGG Director Administrator
281(1)
Why Use the OGG Director?
281(1)
Installing the OGG Director Server
281(12)
System Requirements
282(1)
Downloading the Software
282(1)
Installing the Server
282(1)
Using the GUI Installer
282(11)
Using Command-Line Installation
293(1)
Start and Stop the OGG Director Server
293(1)
Installing the OGG Director Client
294(10)
System Requirements
294(1)
Downloading Software
294(1)
Installing the Client
294(6)
Starting the OGG Director Client
300(1)
Starting the OGG Director Administrator
301(2)
Adding, Changing, and Deleting User Accounts
303(1)
Adding the OGG Data Source
303(1)
Configuring the OGG Monitor Agent
304(1)
Viewing and Configuring the Monitor Settings
304(1)
Starting the OGG Director Web
304(1)
Managing Oracle GoldenGate Using Custom Scripts
304(3)
Monitoring the Stopped Manager and Stopped/Abended Extract/Replicat Processes
304(3)
Summary
307(2)
Chapter 15 Ensuring Data Integrity with Veridata
309(78)
Why Use OGG Veridata?
309(1)
How Does It Work?
310(2)
Installation Overview
312(1)
System Requirements
312(1)
Installing the OGG Veridata Server
313(9)
Download the Software
313(1)
Installation
314(8)
Create the OGG Veridata Repository Using RCU
322(10)
Create an Oracle WebLogic Domain for OGG Veridata
332(16)
Start Veridata Managed Server
348(5)
Install the OGG Veridata Agent
353(5)
Deploy the OGG Veridata Agent
358(1)
Start and Stop the Veridata Agent
359(2)
Creating and Running OGG Veridata Compare Jobs
361(21)
Using the Veridata CLI
382(3)
Executing Vericom Commands
382(2)
Vericom Exit Status
384(1)
Running a Job Using Vericom
385(1)
Uninstalling OGG Veridata
385(1)
Summary
386(1)
Chapter 16 Troubleshooting Oracle GoldenGate
387(24)
Types of Failure
387(1)
Where to Look for Errors?
388(3)
OGG Error Log File
388(1)
OGG Process Report File
389(1)
OGG Process Discard File
390(1)
Troubleshooting Using the LOGDUMP Utility
391(1)
Troubleshooting Using SHOWSYNTAX
392(1)
Performing a Sanity Check
392(1)
Troubleshooting Examples: Issues with the Extract Processes
393(2)
Extract Abended Due to Privilege Issue
393(1)
Extract Abended/Stopped Due to Disk Space Full
394(1)
Extract Abended Due to Network Communication Error
394(1)
Extract Abended Due to Memory Allocation Error
394(1)
Extract Abended Due to ORA-03135
394(1)
Troubleshooting Examples: Issues with Replicat Processes
395(2)
Replicat Abended/Stopped Due to Missing Checkpoint Table
395(1)
Replicat Abended/Stopped Due to Corrupt Checkpoint Table or Missing Data in Checkpoint Table
395(1)
Replicat Abended Due to Table Structure or Data Inconsistency Error
396(1)
Replicat Abended Due to Error Processing DDL Statement
396(1)
Replicat Abended Due to Table Not Present in Target Schema
396(1)
Replicat Abended Due to Discard File Full
397(1)
Troubleshooting Examples: Data Sync Issues
397(2)
Troubleshooting Examples: DDL Capture Issue
399(5)
Troubleshooting Examples: Trail Files Corruption
404(3)
Corrupt Trail on the Source
405(1)
Corrupt Trail on the Target
406(1)
Using LOGDUMP to Point the Replicat to a Good RBA
406(1)
Using SKIPTRANSACTION
407(1)
Error Handling in Oracle GoldenGate
407(3)
Summary
410(1)
Chapter 17 Using Oracle GoldenGate Adapters
411(26)
Generating Flat Files in Real Time
411(2)
Overview of Tasks
413(1)
Downloading OGG Application Adapters
413(1)
Installing the OGG Application Adapter
413(1)
Viewing the Sample Files
413(3)
Creating the OGG User and Role
416(1)
Preparing the Database for Flat-File Extraction
417(1)
Adding a Checkpoint Table
418(1)
Generating the Table Definitions
418(1)
Creating the Flat-File Adapter Properties File
418(1)
Creating the Primary Extract
419(1)
Creating the User Exit Extract
420(1)
Starting the Extracts
420(1)
Verifying Flat Files
420(2)
Flat-File Adapter Properties
422(6)
Troubleshooting Your Flat-File Configuration
428(1)
OGG for JMS Messaging
429(1)
JMS Delivery
429(4)
Implementation Overview for JMS Delivery
429(1)
How Does It Work?
429(1)
Configuring the Primary and Data Pump Extracts on the Source Database Server
430(1)
Configuring Data Integration on the Target Server
431(2)
JMS Capture
433(3)
Implementation Overview for JMS Capture
433(1)
How Does It Work?
433(1)
Configuring the VAM Extract
434(1)
Configuring the VAM Properties File
434(1)
Creating a Definition File for JMS Message
435(1)
Configuring the Data Pump Extract
436(1)
Configuring the Replicat on the Target Server
436(1)
Summary
436(1)
Part IV Exploring GoldenGate Possibilities
437
Chapter 18 Configuring Oracle GoldenGate HA
439(18)
HA Using Oracle Clusterware
439(2)
Oracle Clusterware for OGG
440(1)
Virtual IP
440(1)
Setting Up the Oracle ACFS File System
441(5)
Installing Oracle GoldenGate HA
446(1)
Configuring OGG HA
447(9)
Step 1 Create a Minimum of a Two-Node System with Oracle GoldenGate
447(1)
Step 2 Create a VIP for the Oracle GoldenGate Application
447(2)
Step 3 Create the Agent Script
449(2)
Step 4 Add a Clusterware Resource for the Oracle GoldenGate Application
451(1)
Step 5 Start the Resource Using Oracle Clusterware
451(1)
Step 6 Manage the Application
452(1)
Step 7 Test the Failover
453(3)
Summary
456(1)
Chapter 19 Oracle GoldenGate for Big Data
457(34)
Downloading Oracle GoldenGate for Big Data
458(1)
Installing Oracle GoldenGate for Big Data
458(3)
Running the OGG Java Adapter with the Replicat Process
458(2)
Running the OGG Java Adapter with the Extract Process
460(1)
Oracle GoldenGate Adapter for Apache Flume
461(1)
Flume Source
461(1)
Flume Channel
461(1)
Flume Sink
461(1)
Build the Flume Adapter
462(4)
Download and Install Maven
462(1)
Pre-checks
462(1)
Build the OGG Adapter for Flume
463(2)
Configure the OGG Adapter for Flume
465(1)
SetUp Flume
466(1)
Create the Replicat Process
466(1)
Start the OGG Adapter for Flume
467(1)
Flume Adapter Properties
467(1)
Oracle GoldenGate Big Data Adapter for HDFS
468(1)
Build the HDFS Adapter
469(4)
Download and Install Maven
469(1)
Pre-checks
469(1)
Build the OGG Adapter for HDFS
470(2)
Configure the OGG Adapter for HDFS
472(1)
Set Up HDFS
473(1)
Create the Replicat Process
473(1)
Start the OGG Adapter for HDFS
473(1)
HDFS Adapter Properties
474(1)
Oracle GoldenGate Adapter for Hive
475(1)
Build the Hive Adapter
476(3)
Download and Install Maven
476(1)
Pre-checks
476(1)
Build the OGG Adapter for Hive
476(2)
Configure the OGG Adapter for Hive
478(1)
SetUp Hive
479(2)
Create a Replicat Process
480(1)
Create Tables in Hive
480(1)
Query Hive for Data
481(1)
Start the OGG Adapter for Hive
481(1)
Hive Adapter Properties
481(2)
Oracle GoldenGate Adapter for HBase
483(1)
Build the HBase Adapter
484(3)
Download and Install Maven
484(1)
Pre-checks
484(1)
Build the OGG Adapter for HBase
484(2)
Configure the OGG Adapter for HBase
486(1)
SetUp HBase
487(1)
Create the Replicat Process
488(1)
Start the OGG Adapter for HBase
488(1)
HBase Adapter Properties
488(2)
Summary
490(1)
Chapter 20 Oracle GoldenGate for Non-Oracle Databases
491(16)
OGG for Sybase to Sybase Replication
491(3)
OGG for Sybase to Oracle Replication
494(2)
OGG for MySQL to MySQL Replication
496(3)
OGG for Oracle to MySQL Replication
499(2)
OGG for DB2 to Oracle Replication
501(3)
OGG for MS SQL Server to Oracle Replication
504(2)
Summary
506(1)
Chapter 21 Oracle GoldenGate for the Cloud
507
GGCS Architecture
507(2)
Components of GGCS
509(1)
Obtaining GGCS
510(17)
Create the Oracle Cloud Account
510(5)
Create an SSH Key Pair
515(1)
Create the Oracle Database Cloud - DBaaS Instance
516(9)
Create a GGCS Instance
525(2)
SOCKS5 Proxy
527(2)
Creating the SOCKS5 Proxy on the Local Server
527(1)
Creating the SOCKS5 Proxy on a DMZ Server
528(1)
Replication Configurations Using GGCS
529(3)
On-Premise to Cloud Replication
529(1)
Cloud to Cloud Replication
530(1)
Cloud to On-Premise Replication
531(1)
Support for a Non-Oracle Cloud
532(3)
Summary
535
Ravinder Gupta is a DBA by profession, and an Oracle Certified GoldenGate Specialist. He has worked in Hyderabad, Mumbai, and Chicago for reputed IT firms. He works as a Technology Lead Consultant for a major telecom and Fortune 50 Company. He developed his passion for Oracle GoldenGate in 2010, and has since then worked on setting up GoldenGate systems on various platforms.
Lisainfo e-raamatute kohta Lisainfo e-raamatute kohta
Püsilink: https://www.kriso.ee/db/97814842230172e.html
Märksõnad: