This is a quick start video for installing the Oracle NoSQL Database on the Oracle Bare Metal Cloud.
It assumes you already have a Oracle Bare Metal Cloud account.
and that you have access to either the Oracle NoSQL Database
Community Edition (CE) or Enterprise Edition (EE) software.
The first step in the process is to clone the github project that contains quick start
white paper and scripts for installing the Oracle NoSQL Database.
This is a BYOL - Bring Your Own License project, meaning that you can either
install Oracle NoSQL Database Community Edition (CE) or Enterprise Edition (EE)
depending on which version you have access to.
Once you have the github project cloned, go ahead and open the white paper
and follow the step by step instructions.
The white paper will walk you through the process of setting up the Bare Metal Cloud environment
including a virtual Cloud network and Bare Metal compute instances.
The end result of this process will be a three node Oracle NoSQL Database and an application server running.
where we instance I/O shapes for the Database, each having 28 terabytes of local and VM in storage.
and a standard shape for the app server.
The first step is to create a BMC Virtual Cloud network which will call Oracle NoSQL BCM
To do this , we go to the Bare Metal Cloud Services interface and click on the Networking tab.
Then click on the Create Virtual Cloud Network button.
Enter the name from the Quick Start guide, then click the Create Virtual Cloud Network Plus Related Resources button.
This will create all the resources necessary
for the network including gateway, route table, and three subnets - one for each availability domain.
Click Create Virtual Cloud Network to continue.
Now click on the VCN resource you just created.
Click security list.
Click Default Security List.
then add a rule that allows traffic on TCP ports 5000 through 5050.
Now we want to create the required BMC compute instances.
Click on the Compute Instances menu item and then click the Launch Instance button.
Fill on the information from the Quick Start guide for the Oracle NoSQL Database Node1.
Now click Launch Instance.
Repeat these steps for Database nodes 2 and 3
and then create the application server using a standard shape.
Once you have the four compute instances running,
click on the link for each instance to get the public IP addresses
We will need these to run the install scripts.
CD to the Scripts directory of your current Github project,
and run the cluster install script with three Database IPs from the Database compute instances.
Before running the scripts, be sure to copy the Oracle NoSQL Database software and
Oracle JDK to the Scripts directory as specified in the Quick Start guide.
Once the cluster install script completes, the database is up and running.
Now we can install the application server using the IP of the app server compute instance.
and the three Database IPs.
Once the application server is installed, we can login to verify that we have an operational system.
and that's all there is to it.The system which we set out to create is now fully operational.
Thanks for watching this video.
For more information about the Oracle NoSQL Database, check out the links in the Quick Start guide.