Oracle Linux 7.6 Virtualization
Oracle Grid Infrastructure 19c, Oracle Database 19c, Oracle JDeveloper 12c, and Oracle JDeveloper 12c on Linux 7.6 are all covered in this tutorial.
What you’ll learn
Oracle Linux 7.6 Virtualization
- Oracle Linux 7.6 will be supported by Oracle VM VirtualBox.
- You’ll be able to customize the Oracle Linux system’s environment.
- Oracle Grid Infrastructure 19c is installed on an Oracle Linux system.
- The Oracle Database 19c is installed on an Oracle Linux system.
- Oracle JDeveloper 12c is installed on an Oracle Linux machine.
- On Oracle Database 19c, unlock and connect the HR user schema.
Requirements
- A Windows operating system with at least 16 GB of RAM is required.
- To download Oracle software, you’ll need a fast internet connection.
- A brief overview of Linux commands is provided below.
Description
Oracle Linux is a Linux distribution developed by Oracle (operating system)
Oracle Linux is a Linux distribution that Oracle has packaged and freely distributed since late 2006. In part, it is licensed under the GNU General Public License, which may be found here. It is based on the source code of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, although it has the Oracle branding rather than the Red Hat branding.
Downloadable for free through Oracle’s E-delivery service (Oracle Software Delivery Cloud) or from a number of mirror sites, Oracle Linux can be deployed and distributed without incurring any further costs.
The Oracle Linux Support program seeks to provide commercial, technical support for Oracle Linux as well as existing RHEL or CentOS installations that are not certified by the former (i.e., without re-installation or re-boot). Oracle Linux had over 15,000 users registered to their maintenance program as of 2016.
Concerning the Course
This course is for any Oracle developer who wants to install Oracle software on a Linux system. I’ve gone over not only how to install Oracle software, but also how to explain and illustrate everything. We’ll go over how to install Oracle Linux 7.6, Oracle Grid Infrastructure 19c, Oracle Database 19c, Oracle JDeveloper 12c, Oracle SQL Developer 21, and Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler 21 in this course. Each section has been organized in a logical order to make things easy to understand. I’ve also included a zip file with all of the scripts and commands we used throughout the course.
Who this course is for:
- Oracle software must be executed on the Linux operating system by any Oracle developer.
- Instead of Windows, any Oracle developer must administer an Oracle database on a different operating system.
