14 Oracle DB Migration Methods That Can Boost Your Career

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What you’ll learn
Oracle Database Migration From On-Premise Servers To AWS Cloud
AWS RDS
Oracle Database on AWS
Oracle Database 19c Administration

As per the latest report , by 2025 80% percentage of mission critcial work load will be migrating to

Cloud.This also means that by 2025 , you may have to migrate most of , if not all , your Oracle

database to cloud.

AWS being the pioneer in cloud technology, it will be one of most favourite choice of most companies and

You being Oracle Database Administrator will be responsible for migrating your client database to AWS Cloud

This course will helping you in this migration process. In this course I have covered all the tools and methods

you should know for migrating on-premise database to AWS

You will be learning the following

Oracle database in AWS

Difference between Database on EC2 and RDS

Creation of EC2 Instance

Download Oracle Software In EC2 Instance

Setting Up SSH Connectivity To EC2 Instance From On-premise

Installation Of Oracle Software On EC2

Provision of Oracle RDS Database

Overview of Migration Methods

Choosing the best migration method

Understanding Endian and its impact on Migration

Understanding Zero Downtime Migration

You will be mastering the following Migration Methods

Using SQL Developer to Migrate On Premise Database to AWS (Both EC2 and RDS)

Database Migration Using Data pump(Conventional)

Database Migration Using Transportable Tablespace

Database Migration Using Full Transportable Export and Import

Using RMAN CONVERT Transportable Tablespace with Data Pump for migration

RMAN Cross-Platform Transportable PDB

Migration Of PDBS by Unplugging/Plugging

Migration to RDS Using Datapump and DBMS_FILE_TRANSFER

Migration to RDS Using Datapump and S3 bucket

Zero Downtime Migration Using Goldengate

Migration To RDS Using AWS Database Migration Service

Who this course is for:
Beginner To Intermediate Level Database Administrators

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