Oracle Database and Oracle Linux on Arm–quickly gain hands-on experience
August 11, 2023 | 2 minute readThis blog was contributed to by Bill Graef, who works in the Linux/Virtualization Training Development Team and has designed dozens of hands-on labs for a variety of Oracle Linux and Virtualization products.
Learn to install Oracle Database on Oracle Linux for the Arm architecture
Oracle Database 19c Enterprise Edition, the current long-term support release of Oracle Database, is available on the popular Arm architecture for cloud and on-premises deployments. See the following blog for more information: https://blogs.oracle.com/database/post/announcing-oracle-database-19c-support-for-arm.
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Get hands-on experience with the free Luna lab.
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Simple steps to perform the labThe lab provides steps to install Oracle Database 19c using Podman and connect to Oracle Database 19c using SQL*Plus. Use of Oracle Database image requires the acceptance of the Oracle Standard Terms and Restrictions. In the free lab environment, you are directed to open a browser and go to https://container-registry.oracle.com. Sign in and authenticate using your Oracle Single Sign On credentials. |
In the free lab environment, an Oracle Linux system is provisioned with a non-root user with sudo permissions. After installing and connecting to Oracle Database 19c server container, the lab provides the optional steps needed to stop and remove Oracle Database Free Server.
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