| Sumario: | Information presented in this course provides Oracle Database Administrators with the knowledge and experience to perform backup and recovery activities on Oracle databases. Starting with the Oracle RMAN architecture, you will seamlessly progress from fundamental database backups to the implementation of advanced options. Then, you will discover and practically execute diverse RMAN backup strategies, covering whole/partial, full/incremental, complete/incomplete, and online/offline backups. Dive into advanced options such as compression, encryption, multisection, duplexing backups, and archival backups for a holistic understanding. You will also simulate common recovery scenarios, from critical file losses to application data and non-critical file losses. Uncover additional RMAN capabilities such as the RMAN Recovery Catalog, cross-platform data transportation, and database cloning, ensuring a comprehensive skill set. Beyond technical proficiency, you will gain insights into developing effective backup and recovery plans with a focus on best practices. Stay abreast of cutting-edge technology with coverage of Oracle's latest advancements, including the Oracle Database Backup Cloud Service. By the end of the course, you will be able to perform and manage backup and recovery activities on Oracle 12c databases using RMAN. What you will learn Use RMAN with Oracle Database Backup Cloud Service Perform all supported cross-platform transportation techniques Perform all supported database duplication techniques Manage RMAN Recovery Catalog and produce encrypted backups Learn how to use RMAN in Oracle RAC and multitenant databases Handle corrupted blocks and use Data Recovery Advisor Audience This course caters to Oracle database administrators seeking to proficiently design and execute a comprehensive backup and recovery plan for Oracle databases utilizing RMAN. It is also tailored for Oracle database administrators aspiring to acquire the skills necessary for the management of backup and recovery activities. You would need familiarity with Oracle database administration concepts and a foundational understanding of the basics of the Linux operating system. You require a PC with Windows 7,8, or 10 64-bit, memory 16 GB, Fee HDD 280 GB, and a connection to the Internet. About the Author Ahmed Baraka: Ahmed Baraka has 25 years of extensive experience in the computer industry, with a focus on Oracle database administration technologies used in complex and high-availability environments. Baraka's expertise is designing and maintaining database solutions for complex business needs using a wide selection of technologies, such as Oracle RAC , ASM, Data Guard, GoldenGate, WebLogic, Database Appliance, and Enterprise Manager. He has worked with international firms in Australia and Abu Dhabi. His hobbies are soccer (football) and listening to soft music.
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