Use a Shared File System
- Database File System (DBFS). Available on both Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Classic. A standard Oracle SOA Cloud
Service or Managed File Transfer (MFT) Cloud Service instance in Oracle Public
Cloud has the following DBFS-based shared file system mount points,
configured by default during provisioning and scale out operations:
/u01/soacs/dbfs
/u01/soacs/dbfs_directio
- File Storage Service (FSS). Available on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure only. It can be used with Oracle SOA Cloud
Service only, not with Managed File Transfer (MFT) Cloud Service. To use FSS, you
must complete the following manual configuration tasks post-provisioning:
- (If not already done) Create File Storage Service
(FSS):
- Open the
navigation menu and click Storage. Under
File Storage, click File
Systems.
A list of the file systems in your tenancy is displayed.
- Click Create File System.
- In the Create File System dialog, click the
File System Information Edit Details
link, and enter a name for the file system.
For example:
FileSystem-SOAShare
- Open the
navigation menu and click Storage. Under
File Storage, click File
Systems.
-
Configure security rules to allow network traffic to and from the mount target. You can set up security rules in subnet security lists, network security groups, or by using a combination of both.
For more information, see Overview of File Storage in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation.
- Mount FSS on each node of the cluster and subsequently
on newly added nodes after a scale out operation.
For example:
sudo mkdir -p /mnt/FileSystem-SOAShare sudo yum install nfs-utils sudo mount -v 10.0.0.69:/FileSystem-SOAShare /mnt/FileSystem-SOAShare sudo chmod 777 /mnt/FileSystem-SOAShare
To see the new mount point, enter:
df -h
Note:
Optionally, you can add an entry in/etc/fstab
to mount FSS during node restarts. Enter the mount point entry for FSS using the following syntax:FSmount_location mount_point nfs defaults,proto=tcp,port=2049 0 0
For example:
10.0.0.69:/FileSystem-SOAShare /mnt/FileSystem-SOAShare nfs defaults,proto=tcp,port=2049 0 0
After configuring FSS mount points, store deployment configuration plans (and other shared files) in one or more FSS folders to make them available across all nodes in a cluster. FSS mounts are accessible across availability domains in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.
- (If not already done) Create File Storage Service
(FSS):