This doc will describe the procedure to deploy the ODA_BASE on Oracle Database Appliance.
In my case i deployed on ODA X5-2 HA.
1) Once the network is setup, you have initial public network setup. Please copy the template files to /OVS on dom0 1st node (Node 0).
2) Download “p16186172_121290_Linux-x86-64_1of2.zip” and “p16186172_121290_Linux-x86-64_2of2.zip” from MOS Patch# 16186172.
3) scp or use winscp to copy the both files to oak1-dom0 to /OVS
4) unzip p16186172_121290_Linux-x86-64_1of2.zip
5) unzip p16186172_121290_Linux-x86-64_2of2.zip
6) This will create two files: oda_base_12.1.2.9.gz01 and oda_base_12.1.2.9.gz02
7) Concatenate the above two files using the cat command.
cat oda_base_12.1.2.9.gz01 oda_base_12.1.2.9.gz02 > oda_base_12.1.2.9.tar.gz. This file name needs to be entered in the prompt in next step
8) From Node0 (sc0, oak1-dom0), deploy oda_base by executing “/opt/oracle/oak/bin/oakcli deploy oda_base” as rootRespond to prompts “Enter the template location:” with the absolute path i.e “/OVS/oda_base_12.1.2.9.tar.gz”
-Choosing number of cores (for example 6) means licensing number of Cores (6 cores ) on each node.
-Choose memory as needed for the ODA_BASE. This is the memory that is used for the Database so ensure an appropriate value is chosen.
# /opt/oracle/oak/bin/oakcli deploy oda_baseThu May 26 18:13:23 PDT 2016INFO: Validating LSI HBA PCI Cards on node 0
INFO: Validating LSI HBA PCI Cards on node 1
Enter the template location: /OVS/oda_base_12.1.2.9.tar.gz
Core Licensing Options:
1. 2 CPU Cores
2. 4 CPU Cores
3. 6 CPU Cores
4. 8 CPU Cores
5. 10 CPU Cores
6. 12 CPU Cores
7. 14 CPU Cores
8. 16 CPU Cores
9. 18 CPU Cores
10. 20 CPU Cores
11. 22 CPU Cores
12. 24 CPU Cores
13. 26 CPU Cores
14. 28 CPU Cores
15. 30 CPU Cores
16. 32 CPU Cores
17. 34 CPU Cores
18. 36 CPU Cores
Selection[1 .. 9](default 36 CPU Cores) : <your selection>
INFO: Using the default cpu cores i.e. 36 cores
ODA base domain memory in GB(min 16, max 244)[default 244] : <default will be displayed>
INFO: Using default memory size i.e. 244 GB
Additional vlan networks to be assigned to oda_base ? (y/n) [n]: y <=== Here to enter the vlan info
Select the network to assign (vl200): vl200
Additional vlan networks to be assigned to oda_base ? (y/n) [n]:
INFO: Deployment in non local mode
INFO: Verifying active cores on local node
INFO: Verified active cores on local node
INFO: Verifying active cores on remote node
INFO: Verified active cores on remote node
INFO: Running the command to copy the template /OVS/oda_base_12.1.2.9.tar.gz to remote node 1
oda_base_12.1.2.9.tar.gz 100% 7475MB 62.8MB/s 01:59
INFO: Spawned the process 17035 in the deployment node 0
INFO: Spawned the process 17037 in the node 1
INFO: Validating LSI HBA PCI Cards on node 0
INFO: Validating LSI HBA PCI Cards on node 0
INFO: Validating LSI HBA PCI Cards on node 1
INFO: Validating LSI HBA PCI Cards on node 1
INFO: Deployment in local mode
INFO: Deployment in local mode
templateBuild-2016-11-16-22-45/swap.img
templateBuild-2016-11-16-22-45/swap.img
templateBuild-2016-11-16-22-45/System.img
templateBuild-2016-11-16-22-45/System.img
templateBuild-2016-11-16-22-45/u01.img
templateBuild-2016-11-16-22-45/u01.img
INFO: Extracted the image files on node 0
/root
INFO: The VM Configuration data is written to /OVS/Repositories/odabaseRepo/VirtualMachines/oakDom1/vm.cfg file
INFO: Running /sbin/losetup /dev/loop0 /OVS/Repositories/odabaseRepo/VirtualMachines/oakDom1/System.img command to mount the image file
INFO: Mount is successfully completed on /dev/loop0
INFO: Validated dom0 and odabase version
INFO: Making change to the /OVS/Repositories/odabaseRepo/VirtualMachines/oakDom1/tmpmnt/boot/grub/grub.conf file
INFO: Assigning IP to the first node...INFO: Setting up IB Fix bridge
INFO: 192.168.18.0/24
INFO: Enabling IB fix
INFO: Successfully enabled IB fix
INFO: Created oda base pool
INFO: Starting ODA Base...
Using config file "/OVS/Repositories/odabaseRepo/VirtualMachines/oakDom1/vm.cfg".
Started domain oakDom1 (id=1)
INFO: Storing the odabase configuration information
INFO: Extracted the image files on node 1
/root
INFO: The VM Configuration data is written to /OVS/Repositories/odabaseRepo/VirtualMachines/oakDom1/vm.cfg file
INFO: Running /sbin/losetup /dev/loop0 /OVS/Repositories/odabaseRepo/VirtualMachines/oakDom1/System.img command to mount the image file
INFO: Mount is successfully completed on /dev/loop0
INFO: Validated dom0 and odabase version
INFO: Making change to the /OVS/Repositories/odabaseRepo/VirtualMachines/oakDom1/tmpmnt/boot/grub/grub.conf file
INFO: Assigning IP to the second node...INFO: Setting up IB Fix bridge
INFO: 192.168.18.0/24
INFO: Enabling IB fix
INFO: Successfully enabled IB fix
INFO: Created oda base pool
INFO: Starting ODA Base...
Using config file "/OVS/Repositories/odabaseRepo/VirtualMachines/oakDom1/vm.cfg".
Started domain oakDom1 (id=1)
INFO: Storing the odabase configuration information
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Once the above process completes, the ODA_BASE domain is started, this can be checked by running oakcli command #oakcli show oda_base
ODA_BASE deployment is completed now. next step is to start the deployment. i will cover this in next post.
Thanks!!!
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