Zero Downtime Migration (ZDM) Database To Oracle Cloud In 8 Steps

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This post is the second video of our three-part video series on “Zero Downtime Migration” which is part of our FREE masterclass.

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In this blog post, we’ve covered the 8 step migration process using Zero Downtime Migration from On-Premise to the database on the cloud.

Note: If you have missed my previous post on Zero Downtime migration overview and capabilities, to check previous post click here

In this video, I will be discussing the 8 Step of Installing & Configuring  Zero Downtime migration.

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8 Step To Install & Configure ZDM In Oracle Cloud

1) First, step is the download ZDM script and configure the script on the machine. ZDM supports the Linux 7 or later version.

Download & Configure ZDM

2) The second step is to connect the ZDM with the source database and target database using SSH key file. After running the ZDM command insure that you can perform the dry run/test migration operation before the actual migration process.

Note: To know more about SSH keys and how to generate keys click here

Connect Source & Target Database

3) The third step is to establish connectivity between the On-Premise database and object storage so you can transfer the source files onto the storage on the cloud and then transfer the files on the target database.

Note: For Exadata cloud at customer you can use local NFS based storage or zero data loss recovery appliance instead of on Object storage.

Note: To know more about the cloud at customer click here

Note: To know more about object storage click here

Connects Source to Object Storage

4) The fourth step is to transfer all the backup files i.e Full backup and incremental Archive from the source/primary database to the object storage.

Note: To know more about backup & restore click here

Transfer DB Files

5) The fifth step is when all the necessary files copied over, now instantiates standby using these backup files on the target, ZDM orchestrates everything it will talk to the object storage.

Read this post for an overview of Autonomous Database, Types of Autonomous database (Autonomous data warehouse & Autonomous Transaction Processing) and Autonomous offering as Serverless & Dedicated Infrastructure.

Instantiates Standby

6) The sixth step is ZDM sets up Oracle Net Services connectivity between the source and target database and completes setting up the Data Guard configuration such that the source/primary database. after this ZDM will verify that the Standby Database is fully in sync with the Primary Database.

Note: To know more about data guard click here

Synchronize Primary & Standby

7) The next step is, ZDM will perform data guard switch over and change the role of the primary databases to standby database and vice-versa.

Note: Automatic application switchover can be ensured with the proper configuration in ZDM.

Switch Roles

8) ZDM finalizes the migration process, terminates Data Guard connectivity between the source and the target The user can request ZDM to pause before Migration, also controlling when Data Guard synchronization between the primary and the standby will complete.

Finalize the migration[ process

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I started my IT career in 2000 as an Oracle DBA/Apps DBA. The first few years were tough (<$100/month), with very little growth. In 2004, I moved to the UK. After working really hard, I landed a job that paid me £2700 per month. In February 2005, I saw a job that was £450 per day, which was nearly 4 times of my then salary.