\nOnce your account is registered, you will receive an e-mail from Oracle with subscription details.<\/p>\n
This e-mail contains a lot of services, but we will only use the Oracle Backup Service. We can notice that our Backup Service has a data region (UK) and a link to associated documentation (same for other services).<\/p>\n
Oracle Database Backup Service<\/strong> In the next steps, we will have a look on different types of Backup Services. The access to the Backup Services is linked to your account.<\/p>\n You need : Start with CloudBerry by downloading and installing the following link : http:\/\/www.cloudberrylab.com<\/strong> and install it.<\/p>\n File > New Oracle Account<\/p>\n The account location depends on where you have subscribed your Datacenter. This account is notified when you receive your confirmation e-mail. Note that your storage space is linked with your identity domain and that all services, which depend on your subscription, will be stored in this area.<\/p>\n Once the connection is established we are going to create a container for the backup storage area (process below).<\/p>\n This page shows other containers as well as our “SandBox” container we just created. The “_apaas<\/strong>” belongs to an Application Container Cloud I created as a service on my Oracle Public Cloud.<\/p>\n We will use our SandBox container to create our Oracle Backup Service. There are 2 kinds of containers, “Standard & Archive”.<\/p>\n Standard :<\/strong>\u00a0Containers are similar to a directory structure but with a key distinction: unlike directories, containers cannot be nested. Archive :<\/strong>\u00a0You can use Archive containers to store data that won’t be accessed for a while or that will be accessed infrequently.<\/p>\n For example :<\/p>\n In Cloud, we can monitor storage capacity of your Oracle Database Backup Service<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span>.<\/p>\n Once the connection to your Oracle Public Cloud is established, we shall create a new database with a Backup storage area. I am not going to describe all steps to create a database in a Cloud, but rather some steps to backup the storage and a summary before we create it.<\/p>\n As you will notice in the backup destination section, we have chosen a backup location option for the database in your service and, depending on your choice, provided information regarding the Oracle Storage Cloud service container where cloud backups have to be stored.<\/p>\n Backup Destination: we are going to store our backup in a Cloud or\/in a local storage.<\/p>\n For configuration, remember your :<\/p>\n Cloud Storage Container : <store service name>-<identity domain name>\/<container name><\/em><\/p>\n First, we shall execute a backup of the database with RMAN command, then we will be able to check the results.<\/p>\n The backup has been correctly performed with RMAN command. So we will see if we have our backup pieces in your container.<\/p>\n \u00a0As shown in the picture above, we find the backups in our “SandBox” container.<\/p>\n When you perform a “Show All” command in RMAN you can check how your channel is configured for backups. There you should have a library parameter set up in RMAN as follow :<\/p>\n
\nData Region: UK001
\nGet Started: http:\/\/docs.oracle.com\/cloud\/latest\/dbbackup_gs\/index.html<\/strong><\/p>\n
\n– Your email address<\/em>
\n– Your password<\/em>
\n– Your Identity Domain<\/em><\/p>\nStep 1 – Creating an Oracle connection<\/h3>\n
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\nBy default, all containers are of the standard storage class (as opposed to the archive storage class).<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nStep 2 – Connection in your Oracle Public Cloud<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nStep 3 – Creating Cloud Database with Backup and Recovery configuration<\/h3>\n
Here is the summary of out DBaaS creation :<\/h4>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nStep 4 – Backup Tests<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nStep 5 –\u00a0How to check my backup parameters<\/strong> ?<\/h3>\n