- Using Oracle Database Backup Cloud Service
- Getting Started with Oracle Database Backup Cloud Service
- How to Begin with Oracle Database Backup Cloud Service Subscriptions
How to Begin with Oracle Database Backup Cloud Service Subscriptions
Here’s how to get started with Oracle Database Backup Cloud Service subscriptions.
- Request a trial or purchase a subscription using any of the following methods:
- Request a trial subscription to Oracle Database Backup Cloud Service. See Request and Manage Free Oracle Cloud Promotions in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud.
- Purchase a paid subscription to Oracle Database Backup Cloud Service. See Buy a Nonmetered Subscription to an Oracle Cloud Service in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud or How Do I Sign Up? in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud for information about universal credits.
Oracle Database Backup Cloud Service trials and paid subscriptions appear as Oracle Storage Cloud Service subscriptions. See Important Information About Oracle Database Backup Cloud Service Subscriptions.
- Activate and verify the service. See Activate Your Order in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud.
- Verify activation. See Verify That Your Services are Ready in Getting
Started with Oracle Cloud.
- Important Step: Select a data center for your service. See, Using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic.
You don’t need to create a storage container as mentioned in the procedure. A default storage container is created for you automatically when you install the backup module used by Oracle Database Backup Cloud Service.
If you enable georeplication, you will be billed for the capacity utilized in both the source and target data centers.
The replication policy must be set before you run the backup module installer. Otherwise you'll get errors such as
Could not authenticate to Oracle Database Cloud Backup Module
or403 Forbidden
. Set the replication policy and wait at least 10 minutes for synchronization to complete before you retry the installation. - Create accounts for your users and assign them appropriate privileges and roles. See Managing User Accounts and Managing User Roles in Managing and Monitoring Oracle Cloud.
Note:
For Oracle Database Public Cloud Services subscriptions, users must have either the Storage Administrator or Database Backup Administrator role to back up to the cloud.