Oracle Database Administration
Complete tutorial for oracle dba | Oracle database administration with practical solutions
What you will learn
Oracle DBA experts
Core DBA technology Knowledge
Advance Knowledege on Oracle Database-Administration
Oracle 12C basic concepts
Dataguard configuration and there diffrent type installation
ASM knowledge and configuration part
Backup in Oracle database
Diffeferent recovery real time scneraios
Performance Tuning Basics
Basics of RAC and High Availability
Oracle 18C database Installation and Administration
New trending topics will be added soon based on demand also
Why take this course?
Course targeting to those students who wanted to start there carrier as Oracle Database administration. I have covered most of the topic including real time scenario. I will keep posted the same on your demand.
Please send me mail on below email ID if you have any queries. I will try to solve the same as soon as possible.
Following are the important topics covered in course
1) Core DBA
2)RAC(Real application cluster)
3)Dataguard
4)ASM(Automatic Storage management)
5)Oracle 12C Administration
6)RMAN Backups
7)Logical Backups
8)Monitoring Tools
9)Basic understanding of ITIL Process
Course Feature
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1)All videos contain the real time scenario which you will face in daily DBA routine. We create the problem and then provide the way to get the solution.
2)New Videos will be added to course
3)On Demand Videos will be added.
4)you can reach directly vie mail or message for any technical query.
What Do Oracle Database Administrator (DBA)s Do?
Oracle database administrators are responsible for designing, maintaining and ensuring that the company's Oracle database runs smoothly; they are often responsible for other databases as well. These administrators work alongside other IT specialists, office staff and department heads, and they oversee database assistants. Oracle database administrators work with computers and computer systems daily, running multiple monitors and systems to check their accuracy and workability, as well as troubleshoot any errors found. Common tasks include writing code for a program, testing it to make sure it works, and implementing it into their company software. They may deal with issues in existing software and collaborate with other employees in the company to determine what changes, if any, need to be made.