In some cases, there is not the need for clusters for database servers, but Grid Infrastructure is still needed to manage Oracle database resources. This procedure installs 12.1.0.2 Grid Infrastructure on a stand-alone server.
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The following groups are established for use by the oracle user:
The following ASM disk groups are established:
ASM Group Name
DATA
Purpose
Database files
cd ~/.ssh ssh-keygen -t RSA cp id_rsa.pub authorized_keys ssh gordon
The software can be installed from either NFS (see Use NFS for Oracle Software), or from the local disk.
In the directory where the 12.1.0.2 Grid Infrastructure software was unzipped, run the following commands as the oracle user:
cd grid ./runInstaller
Selected Install and Configure Oracle Grid Infrastructure for a Standalone Server:
Clicked Next.
Nothing was changed.
Clicked Next.
Selected /dev/sdb for disk group DATA with external redundancy.
Clicked Next.
The passwords were changed.
Clicked Next.
Nothing was changed as there is no OEM agent installed yet.
Clicked Next.
The following changes were made:
Clicked Next.
The following warning appeared:
Clicked Yes.
Changed oracle base to /opt/app/oracle:
Clicked Next.
Nothing was changed.
Clicked Next.
Since I normally add the wheel group to the oracle, I can use sudo:
Clicked Next.
The prerequisite checks failed with low memory:
Clicked Ignore All then Next.
Got a confirmation message:
Clicked Yes.
Nothing was changed.
Clicked Install.
The following screen appeared.
Clicked Install.
After a while, the following message appears:
Clicked Yes.
Nothing was changed.
Clicked Close.