1. Using Oracle Big Data Cloud Service
  2. Use Oracle Big Data SQL Cloud Service with Oracle Big Data Cloud Service
  3. Create Oracle Big Data Cloud Service Instances with Oracle Big Data SQL Cloud Service

Create Oracle Big Data Cloud Service Instances with Oracle Big Data SQL Cloud Service

The first step in setting up Oracle Big Data Cloud Service with Oracle Big Data SQL Cloud Service is to create instances of both services. (Oracle Database Cloud Exadata Service is required for running Oracle Big Data SQL Cloud Service. An entitlement to the Oracle Database Cloud Exadata Service is included in your subscription to Oracle Big Data SQL Cloud Service.)

Creating these instances allocates resources for the services and creates an association between them so they can communicate with each other. You create the Oracle Big Data Cloud Service instance first and then the Oracle Database Cloud Exadata Service instance.

Note:

You can’t substitute an existing Oracle Database Cloud Exadata Service instance for the one that’s included with the Oracle Big Data SQL Cloud Service subscription. You can only use an Oracle Database Cloud Exadata Service and an Oracle Big Data Cloud Service that are part of the same subscription.

Next Steps

  1. Associate the Oracle Big Data SQL Cloud Service instance with your Oracle Big Data Cloud Service instance. See Associate anOracle Big Data SQL Cloud Service Instance with an Oracle Big Data Cloud Service Instance.

  2. For either of the above scenarios, you can create a cluster any time after you’ve created the Oracle Big Data Cloud Service instance, either before or after creating the Oracle Database Cloud Exadata Service instance. See Create a Cluster.

  3. Create a database deployment in your Oracle Database Cloud Exadata Service instance. See Creating a Database Deployment in Administering Oracle Database Exadata Cloud Service.

  4. Associate the services. See Associate anOracle Big Data SQL Cloud Service Instance with an Oracle Big Data Cloud Service Instance.