Autonomous Database Technical Overview

• Describe Autonomous Database architecture, integrations and license types

• Understand the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

• Articulate the key features of Autonomous Database

• Describe the Different Autonomous Database offerings

Autonomous Database (ADB) Shared

• Create ADB Instances - provisioning, scaling CPU and storage, start.stop, and cloning and moving: refreshable clones

• Monitor ADB instances - events and alarms

• Manage users

• Manage ADB Backups and Restores, Patching and upgrading

Autonomous Database Dedicated & Autonomous Database Cloud @ Customer

• Describe ADB Dedicated and ADB Cloud@Customer resources, workflows and functionality

• Monitor Dedicated Infrastructure

• Provision Dedicated ADB (ADB, Exadata, Container DB, VM Cluster for Cloud @ Customer)

• Manage maintenance scheduling (patching)

• Manage encryption keys

Managing and Maintaining Autonomous Database

• Manage Autonomous Database instances: REST APIs, OCI CLI, moving resources

• Use Access Control List (ACL) and Private End Points

• Monitor ADB performance and set up service notifications

• Monitor ADB auto scaling

• Use services in ADB: auto indexing, data safe, compartment quotas

• Use ADB connectivity: Wallets, service handles

• Use Marketplace Developer image to connect to ADB, use ADW with third party tools

• Configure Disaster Recovery (Data Guard) - both Shared and Dedicated

Autonomous Database Tools

• Describe ADB Tools

• Use Autonomous Database with Oracle Machine Learning, APEX and SQL Developer Web (Database actions)

• Use Data Load

• Create Business Models

• Apply Data Insights

• Explore Catalog

Developing on Autonomous Database

• Use Autonomous JSON Database

• Use Oracle Text

• Incorporate Location-based analysis (Autonomous Spatial)

• Use Autonomous Graph

• Integrate with the data lake

Migrating to Autonomous Database

• Describe the options and considerations for migrating to ADB

• Migrate to ADB using Data Pump