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Oracle Disk I/O Tuning

Chapter 5: Conclusion

So far, we have covered various options available for setting up the shared storage required for building the Oracle RAC Solutions. There are four basic choices for the shared storage: raw partitions, cluster file system, NFS facility and the ASM. There is quite a lot of variation in availability of these technologies. In other words, some platforms have specific requirements. We have also examined the storage redundancy issues and other relevant technologies.

Having covered the necessary shared storage preparation in this chapter, in the next chapter, we will devote to the preparation of cluster environment and creating the RAC database.


The above text is an excerpt from:

Oracle Disk I/O Tuning
Disk IO Performance & Optimization for Oracle Databases
ISBN 0-9745993-4-4 

by Mike Ault
 


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