Re: Oracle Grid... ahem Cloud Control 12c
- From: Guillermo Alan Bort <cicciuxdba@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: TESTAJ3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 09:46:40 -0300
My reason for doing an upgrade instead of a clean install is basically the
fact that I don't have a machine in which to install a new OMS/DB. And I'm
not sure running two OMS in the same box is a good idea or even possible.
I do, however, have a cluster for OMS, so perhaps I could remove the OMS and
do a clean install on one of the nodes and then uninstall in the other node
and add it to the 12c cluster. I am still downloading the media pack though
(very limited connection at the office) so I have some time to make the
final decission :-P
the reason I'm going with 1-system upgrade is pretty much the same. I won't
get new machines for the new OMS, not even VMs, and most of the other OMS
are not clustered, so I pretty much have no option. Downtime is not as
important as this is development. When we get to production, however, we may
go with the two system approach, if at all (prod OMSs are still 10g)
In any case I like the idea of a clean slate, this OMS has never worked
quiet right.
cheers
Alan.-
On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 9:11 AM, <TESTAJ3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Martin, thats what they are going to do here, full brand-new install for
> 12c oem.
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> Martin Bach <development@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Re: Oracle Grid... ahem Cloud Control 12c
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> Very odd characters in my list post-not sure where they come from.
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> I'm finding it very interesting that so many of you on this list opt to
> upgrade their management servers. At my current site we are evaluating
> if we shouldn't forget about the current deployment and use the 12c
> upgrade to get do a tech refresh. New OMS, new load balancers, new
> database (everything). The risk of doing so is considered less than with
> an upgrade.
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> For those going for the migration from 11.1 or even 10.2, would you
> mind sharing your reasons for the upgrade? How many targets do people
> monitor?
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> Best regards,
> Martin Bach
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