Oracle On Docker Running Oracle Databases In Linux Containers Sean Scott by Sean Scott 9781484290323, 1484290321 instant download after payment.

Run Oracle databases in Docker containers. Read this book and discover how to plan and build reusable images, separate your data and configurations from the database software, and protect, persist, and distribute your data. Throughout the book you will learn what makes Docker different from other container environments, and how to adapt to Docker and take advantage of what it can offer. If you are a database administrator, this is the book to help you join the container revolution that has been sweeping the industry and making IT professionals more productive than ever. Examples in the book open your eyes to the speed, flexibility, portability, and lower resource requirements that containers can offer versus running Oracle Database on bare metal or virtual machines. You will be shown how Oracle and Docker empower you to confidently deploy systems for evaluating performance, testing code and application changes, validating backup and recovery, hardening environments, practicing database upgrades and migrations, provisioning gold images and datasets, and proving architectures for sharding, replication, and disaster recovery. You will come away knowing how to transform your environment to take advantage of the enhanced productivity that Docker can offer. What You Will Learn Recognize when and why to use containers for an Oracle database Understand container terminology and mechanisms Build images and run containers for Oracle databases Extend images and containers for a variety of uses Store and persist data, and establish connectivity Manage, monitor, and secure containers Write Dockerfiles to support custom applications, upgrades, and multiple database versions Who This Book Is For Database administrators and other IT professionals interested in learning how to run Oracle databases in Linux containers, and for database administrators interested in bringing DevOps practices into their work