Gold Image How To
(Doc ID 2965269.1)
Last updated on MAY 21, 2024
Applies to:
Oracle Database - Enterprise Edition - Version 19.3.0.0.0 and laterLinux x86-64
Purpose
This document is a reference for the usage of the Gold Images that you can build according to the documentation or you can get from Oracle.
Scope
This document applies to Grid Infrastructure and Database homes, versions 19.3 and newer, on Linux x86-64 architecture.
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In this Document
| Purpose |
| Scope |
| Details |
| Gold Image Overview |
| What is a Gold Image |
| How do you use a Gold Image |
| Why use a Gold Image |
| How to obtain a Gold Image |
| What is the structure of a Gold Image obtained from Oracle via MOS |
| Using a Gold Image with Oracle Fleet Patching and Provisioning (FPP) |
| Oracle Grid Infrastructure Gold Image |
| New Provisioning of Grid Infrastructure (Cluster) |
| Upgrade |
| Patching |
| Oracle Database Gold Image |
| New Provisioning of Oracle Database home |
| Upgrade |
| Patching |
| Using a Gold Image in manual mode |
| Grid Infrastructure Gold Image |
| New Provisioning of Grid Infrastructure (Cluster) |
| Upgrade |
| Patching |
| Step 1. On each cluster node |
| Step 2. Connect to the first cluster node as the cluster owner, e.g. grid |
| Step 3. Unzip the file grid_home.zip into the new directory |
| Step 4. Set the new home ownership |
| Step 5. Go the new Grid Infrastructure home |
| Step 6. Validate Grid Infrastructure requirements |
| Recommended Graceful Application Switchover Workflow |
| Step 7. Run gridSetup.sh with option -switchGridHome in silent mode |
| Step 8. Gracefully drain connections |
| Step 9. Execute root.sh |
| Database Gold Image |
| New Provisioning of an Oracle Database Home |
| Upgrade |
| Patching |
| References |