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Oracle^® MiniCluster S7-2 Administration Guide

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Updated: October 2021

Oracle^® MiniCluster S7-2 Administration Guide

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Using This Documentation

Understanding Administration Resources

Understanding Zones, VMs, and Storage

Accessing the System

Managing MCMU User Accounts (BUI)

Starting and Stopping the System

Obtaining System Information (BUI)

Planning to Create VMs

Configuring DB VMs (BUI)

Configuring Application VMs (BUI)

Managing Storage for VM Groups (BUI)

Securing the System (BUI)

Configuring Oracle Engineered Systems Hardware Manager

Checking the Virtual Tuning Status (BUI)

Updating and Patching MiniCluster Software (BUI)

Performing System Checks (BUI)

Performing Support Tasks (BUI)

Using the MCMU CLI

Listing Version, Group, and VM Details (CLI)

Obtaining Status (CLI)

Starting and Stopping VM Components (CLI)

Verifying that the System Is Ready for the Creation of VMs (CLI)

Configuring DB VMs (CLI)

Configuring Application VMs (CLI)

Managing MCMU User Accounts (CLI)

Managing Networks (CLI)

Managing the Security Configuration (CLI)

Managing Storage (CLI)

Administering the Virtual Tuning Assistant (CLI)

Updating MiniCluster Software (CLI)

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Configuring DB VMs (BUI)

Perform these tasks to view, create, edit, and delete DB VMs.

Description	Link
View the DB VM group and DB VMs.	View the DB VM Group and VMs (BUI)
Create database VMs.	DB VM Creation Task Overview Create a DB VM Group Profile (BUI) Deploy the DB VM Group (BUI) Create DB Homes (BUI) Create DB Instances (BUI)
Edit a DB VM.	Edit a DB VM Group Profile (BUI) Add a DB VM to a Group (BUI)
Display a string that can be used by applications to connect to a DB instance.	Displaying a DB Instance Connect String (BUI)
Delete various DB components.	Deleting DB Components (BUI)

Caution

Caution - Never manually manage VMs using Oracle Solaris zone commands. Always manage the VMs through MCMU BUI or MCMU CLI.

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