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SPARC SuperCluster T4-4

Enterprise Manager 12c Component of the Oracle Optimized Solution for Enterprise Database Cloud Configuration Guide

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Setting Up the Database as a Service

Prepare the Target Oracle Solaris 11 Zones or Logical Domains

Add Credentials for the Oracle Software Update Center

Add Virtualizations, Cloud, and Chargeback Plug-ins

Install the Cloud Control Agent on the SPARC SuperCluster 1.1

Installing the EM12c Agent(s) on the Oracle Solaris Zones

Add the Oracle Solaris Zones Host Targets

Adding the Oracle RAC Targets

Add the Oracle RAC Targets

Add the Details of the RAC Cluster

Create an Enterprise Manager Cloud Administrator Role

Create an Enterprise Manager Self Service User

Create Database Deployment Procedure (Single Instance)

Create a PaaS Infrastructure Zone

Establish Quotas for the Cloud Control User

Create the Database Software Pool

Create a Service Template

Use Database as a Service

Use Database as a Service

Once you have configured all of the necessary components, use this procedure to use the database as a service on the SPARC SuperCluster T4-4 from Oracle.

  1. Log in to OEM Cloud Control 12c as the DEVUSER_IT user created earlier.
  2. Click the My Database option, and then click the Request Database button in the Databases panel.
    image:Request database window.

    The Select Service Template window is displayed.

  3. Select the service template that was made available to this user's role.

    In this case, DevTestSmallSingleInstance is selected, which was created earlier. Click Select.


    image:Request service template window.

    The New Database Request wizard is displayed.

    1. In the General window, select the database zone from Destination Zone menu. In this case, DevTestZone. Then select Next.
    2. In the Deployment Inputs window, type a user name that can access the database in the User Name box and click Next.
    3. In the Schedule window, click Next.
    4. In the Review window, review the details and click Submit.
      image:DBaaS review window.

      The request has been submitted and its progress is indicated in the lower half of the window.

      When the database provisioning process is complete, the request will terminate successfully and the Oracle service name created is displayed in the upper half of the window (request ID 244 in this example).


      image:DBaaS created window.

      To manage and monitor a database instance, simply click the instance name in the database pane. Note that this window displays the connection string to enable the user to connect and use the database.