Oracle Database 18c Express Edition - Getting Started - Part 4 | Smart Database Replication
Summary
The previous posts can be found here: In the previous post, we manage to create a Docker image called oracle-db:18cXE and to quickly recap, you can start a container from this image using the following docker run command: And if you have the instant client installed locally, you could connect to the XE database using the commands: Now when you review and look at this XE database instance you will notice you have a container database running one PDB: Now you are allowed to create up to 3 Pluggable databases, but keep in mind you’re still limited to 12GB user storage. The updated Dockerfile will look like this: Next we can run the Docker build command (note we are using the same manage-xe.sh script as mentioned in the previous post) – but this time we call the image – oracle-db:18cXE-noncdb. Below is a quick summary of the disk usage if I connect to the container using “docker exec -it …” and start a bash shell. I will also show you that this database is not in archive log mode – perfect, ready for learning to use RMAN backups. Summary In this blog series I showed you how you can get started with Oracle Database 18c Express Edition on Docker.
