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03 Jun 2023
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The Grafana Plugins for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Monitoring are back! 

In September 2019 I wrote a blog post how to monitor an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Autonomous database with Grafana plugin oci-datasource. But some weeks after publication, the plugin was not available on the Grafana page anymore. And only Oracle and Grafana had a clue why….

ACED, Maximum Availability Architecture, Oracle, Oracle Cloud, Oracle Data Guard, Oracle Database, Oracle Database 19c, ...

Script to check Data Guard status from SQL 

In a previous blog post I have explained how to get the basic configuration from x$drc and display something like: OBJECT_ID DATABASE INTENDED_STATE CONNECT_STRING ENABLED ROLE RECEIVE_FROM SHIP_TO FSFOVALIDITY STATUS ——— ————– —————– —————————- ——- ——– ———— ————– ———— ——- 16842752 toolcdb1_site1 READ-WRITE-XPTON newbox01:1521/TOOLCDB1_SITE1 YES…

ACED, Maximum Availability Architecture, Oracle, Oracle Cloud, Oracle Data Guard, Oracle Database, Oracle Database 19c, ...

Script to check Data Guard status from SQL 

In a previous blog post I have explained how to get the basic configuration from x$drc and display something like: OBJECT_ID DATABASE INTENDED_STATE CONNECT_STRING ENABLED ROLE RECEIVE_FROM SHIP_TO FSFOVALIDITY STATUS ——— ————– —————– —————————- ——- ——– ———— ————– ———— ——- 16842752 toolcdb1_site1 READ-WRITE-XPTON newbox01:1521/TOOLCDB1_SITE1 YES…

ACED, Data Guard, high availability, Maximum Availability Architecture, Multitenant, Oracle, Oracle Cloud, ...

Real-Time Cascade Standby Container Databases without Oracle Managed Files 

OK, the title might not be the best… I just would like to add more detail to content you can already find in other blogs (E.g. this nice one from Philippe Fierens http://pfierens.blogspot.com/2020/04/19c-data-guard-series-part-iii-adding.html). I have this Cascade Standby configuration: DGMGRL> connect / Connected to “TOOLCDB1_SITE1″…