#Oracle database images install
#Oracle database images download

#Oracle database images install

run the Puppet site.pp manifest вЂ“ this will install the database software and initialize an instanceД¦. edit Puppet files to match the 12.1.0.2 Enterprise Edition installationДҐ. run Docker container based on image db12c102_centos6 with host folder mapped into it and with volume shared from softwarecontainerД¤. create Docker container вЂ“ softwarecontainer вЂ“ to act as the вЂstaging containerвЂ™ вЂ“ a container that shares a volume that can be used as expanded file storage from other containersДЈ. create Docker image вЂ“ db12c102_centos6 вЂ“ based on CentOS with Puppet installed as well as the Puppet modules required for the database installationДў. I renamed the downloaded files to match these expectations.ДЎ. Note: the Puppet scripts expect two files with names linuxamd64_12c_database_1of2.zip and linuxamd64_12c_database_2of2.zip. Two files are downloaded to a folder on the host with a total of some 2,6 GB.

#Oracle database images download

Download the Oracle Database software (12.1.0.2 Enterprise Edition) from. preparation: (as discussed in the previous article) Get a Ubuntu based Virtual Machine (Virtual Box) running on my Windows host laptop.

Thus I virtually expanded the file system of my container considerably beyond the 10 GB mark.Д . I resolved this challenge by mapping a host folder to the container (with the original database software) and by sharing a volume from a second container that was used as temporary (staging) area. I ran into the (default) size limitation on Docker containers (10 GB) while installing the Oracle Database. Edwin was also kind enough to help me out when a library dependency caused problems. Again, the Mark Nelson article is my guide and Edwin Biemond вЂ“ champion of all things automated вЂ“ provided the Docker file and Puppet scripts that get the job done. In this article I am taking things one step further by creating a Docker container вЂ“ and from that container an image вЂ“ with the latest Oracle Database release 12.1.0.2 (Enterprise Edition). I leveraged the excellent work by Mark Nelson (especially his article ). In that VM I installed Docker can played around creating some containers, images and eventually an image for Oracle WebLogic 12.1.3. With Windows as my host environment I used Vagrant to create a VirtualBox VM with Ubuntu. In a previous article вЂ“ вЂ“ I have discussed my first steps with Docker.