Full Name: Oracle Database 12c - RAC and Grid Infrastructure Administration
Exam Code: 1Z0-068
Oracle 1Z0-068 Exam Details:
Exam Name
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Oracle Database 12c - RAC and Grid Infrastructure Administration
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Exam Code
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1Z0-068
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Exam Product Version
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Oracle Database 12c
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Exam Price
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USD $245 (Price may vary by country or by localized currency)
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Duration
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140 minutes
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Number of Questions
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90
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Passing Score
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Section 1 - 60% Section 2 - 45% Section 3 - 33% |
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Format
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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)
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Oracle 1Z0-068 Syllabus Topics:
| Oracle Database 12c: RAC Administration | |
| Grid Infrastructure | - Explain the principles and purposes of clusters - Describe the Oracle Clusterware architecture - Describe how Grid Plug and Play affects Clusterware |
| RAC Databases and Architecture | - Describe the benefits of Oracle RAC - Explain the necessity of global resources - Describe global cache coordination |
| Installing and Configuring Oracle RAC | - Install the Oracle database software - Create a cluster database - Perform post-database-creation tasks - Convert a single instance Oracle database to RAC |
| Administering Oracle RAC | - Use Enterprise Manager Cluster Database pages - Define redo log files in a RAC environment - Define undo tablespaces in a RAC environment - Start and stop RAC databases and instances - Modify initialization parameters in a RAC environment |
| Managing Backup and Recovery for RAC | - Configure the RAC database to use ARCHIVELOG mode and the fast recovery area - Configure RMAN for the RAC environment |
| Managing Global Resources | - Explain the need for global concurrency control - Describe the Global Resource Directory - Explain how global resources are managed - Explain global enqueue and instance lock management - Explain global buffer cache management |
| RAC Database Monitoring and Tuning | - Identify RAC-specific tuning components - Determine RAC-specific wait-events, global enqueues and system statistics - Implement the most common RAC tuning practices - Use the Cluster Database Performance pages - Use the Automatic Workload Repository (AWR) in RAC - Use Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor (ADDM) in RAC |
| Managing High Availability of Services | - Configure and manage services in a RAC environment - Use services with client applications - Use services with the Database Resource Manager - Use services with the Scheduler - Configure services aggregation and tracing |
| Managing High Availability for Connections and Applications | - Configure client-side connect-time load balancing and failover - Configure server-side connect-time load balancing - Use the Load Balancing Advisory (LBA) - Explain the benefits of Fast Application Notification (FAN) - Configure server-side callouts - Configure the server- and client-side ONS - Configure Transparent Application Failover (TAF) |
| Upgrading and Patching Oracle RAC | - Describe the different types of patches - Plan for rolling patches and rolling updates - Install a patchset with the Oracle Universal Installer (OUI) utility - Install a patch with the opatch utility |
| Managing Oracle RAC One Node | - Perform an online database migration - Add an Oracle RAC One Node database to an existing cluster - Convert an Oracle RAC One Node database to a RAC database - Use DBCA to convert a single-instance database to a RAC One Node database |
| Using Oracle Database Quality of Service Management (QoS) | - Explain the purpose and benefits of using QoS - Describe the components of QoS - Explain the operation of QoS |
| Using Multitenant Architecture in a RAC Environment | - Describe the multitenant architecture in RAC and non-RAC environments - Create a RAC multitenant container database (CDB) - Create a pluggable database (PDB) in a RAC CDB - Use the default CDB and PDB services - Create PDB services to associate PDB services with server pools - Drop a PDB from a RAC CDB |
| Oracle Database 12c: Grid Infrastructure Administration | |
| Introduction to Clusterware | - Explain the principles and purposes of clusters - Describe Cluster hardware best practices - Describe how Grid Plug and Play affects Clusterware |
| Oracle Clusterware Architecture | - Explain the Oracle Clusterware architecture - Describe Oracle Clusterware startup details |
| Flex Clusters | - Explain the Flex Cluster architecture and components - Describe the effect of node failure in a Flex Cluster |
| Grid Infrastructure Installation Planning and Pre-Tasks | - Plan for Grid Infrastructure installation - Verify system and network requirements - Install required OS packages - Set kernel parameters - Create groups and users - Create directories - Configure shell limits |
| Grid Infrastructure Installation | - Install Grid Infrastructure - Verify the installation - Configure ASM disk groups |
| Managing Cluster Nodes | - Perform the prerequisite steps to extend a cluster - Use addNode.sh to add a node to a cluster - Delete a node from a cluster |
| Traditional Clusterware Management | - Perform day to day Clusterware administration tasks - Perform Oracle Cluster Registry (OCR) backup and recovery - Manage network settings - Explain the scope and capabilities of what-if command evaluation |
| Policy-Based Cluster Management | - Explain the architecture and components of policy-based cluster management - Administer server categorization - Administer a policy set - Activate a policy |
| Upgrading and Patching Grid Infrastructure | - Explain the types of patches and upgrades available - Plan for rolling patches and rolling upgrades - Compare software versions with the active version - Install a patchset with the Oracle Universal Installer (OUI) - Install a patch with the opatch utility |
| Troubleshooting Oracle Clusterware | - Locate the Oracle Clusterware log files and use diagcollection.pl - Enable resource debugging - Enable component-level debugging - Enable tracing for Java-based tools - Troubleshoot the Oracle Cluster Registry (OCR) file |
| Making Applications Highly Available with Oracle Clusterware | - Explain the hivh availability components of Oracle Clusterware - Explain policy-managed and administration-managed databases - Create an application Virtual IP (VIP) - Manage application resources |
| Automatic Storage Management (ASM) Administration | |
| Overview of ASM | - Explain the Automatic Storage Management (ASM) architecture - Describe the components of ASM |
| Administering ASM Instances | - Explain and apply initialization parameters for ASM instances - Manage ASM instances and associated processes - Monitor ASM instances using the V$ASM dynamic performance views |
| FLEX ASM | - Describe the architecture and components of Flex ASM - Install and configure Flex ASM - Manage Flex ASM |
| Administering ASM Disk Groups | - Create and delete ASM disk groups - Set the attributes of an existing ASM disk group - Perform ongoing maintenance tasks on ASM disk groups - Explain key performance and scalability considerations for ASM disk groups |
| Administering ASM Files, Directories and Templates | - Use client tools to access ASM files - Describe the format of a fully qualified ASM file name - Explain how ASM files, directories and aliases are created and managed - Describe and manage disk group templates |
| Administering Oracle CloudFS | - Administer ASM Dynamic Volume Manager - Manage ASM volumes - Implement ASM Cluster File System (ACFS) - Use ACFS snapshots |
| Oracle CloudFS Advance Topics | - Configure ACFS auditing - Implement ACFS encryption - Configure and manage ACFC replication - Implement ACFS tagging - Describe the ASCF plug-in architecture - Configure High Availability NFS |
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