Oracle Real Application Clusters provides a high-availability database environment spanning multiple hosts. Each cluster can be comprised of multiple cluster databases, each of which consists of multiple cluster database instances. A cluster database is available as long as one of its instances is available.
Using Enterprise Manager, you can perform various tasks, such as:
Managing clusters, cluster databases, and cluster database instances.
Monitoring key performance statistics.
Performing administration and maintenance tasks.
Managing Real Application Clusters features, such as Cluster Managed Database Services.
Managing Oracle Real Application Clusters databases and instances is similar to managing single-instance databases. You can refer to the single-instance online help for most Oracle Real Application Clusters tasks.
For detailed information on Oracle Real Application Clusters administration, deployment, and performance, refer to the Oracle Real Application Clusters Administration and Deployment Guide.
About Cluster Managed Database Services
Managing Cluster Managed Database Services
Viewing All Targets of a Cluster
Introduction to Managing Oracle Databases
Enterprise Manager Information Roadmap
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