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#Oracle 11g enterprise edition docker install#
#Oracle 11g enterprise edition docker full#
#Oracle 11g enterprise edition docker software#

Nice, huh? Database is already up and running, on Ubuntu (if you've ever worked with installing Oracle Enterprise Edition on Ubuntu, or even Oracle XE on Ubuntu (which is much easier), well, compared to that this is as easy as it ever gets, and all that has been done so far was to press a button basically. Both the database processes and the tns listener should be running, as shown below. It should be running at this point if everything went well with the container pull and installation step above. NOT inside the container, but on your "regular" running OS, check to see the database is running in the usual way, as shown below. Now on the host OS system (your laptop, desktop, server whatever) i.e. That string will be needed to start and stop the containerized Oracle 11gR2 (11.2.0.1.0) Enterprise Edition DB that is in the container. In this case that string is e963ad7b5078. Record the first 12 characters of the long string that is displayed at the bottom of the output at the very end of the container pull. Pull the Container Image from sudo docker run -d -name oracle -p 1521:1521 filemon/oracle_11g There is a page by the contributor and builder of this container here. Here are the steps to deploy it, use it, start it and stop it.

The OS inside the container is CentOS release 6.5 (Final). The database runs in a Docker container (appears to be the post-LXC type of Docker container which does not have a config.lxc file). Docker's motto at that home page in the link is " Build, Ship and Run Any App, Anywhere" and by "Any App" they also mean databases, including Oracle database. In this example, Docker has an image that installs in minutes with very minimal steps, and that's putting it mildly.

#Oracle 11g enterprise edition docker install#

Linux Containers (e.g LXC and OpenVZ) show promise to liberate DBAs from install trickery for by putting DB's on Linux Containers. In both cases, there are a number of tweaks needed to put it down on Ubuntu. There is a good howto at Pythian for 11gR2 EE install on Ubuntu (albeit dated), but again it is not straightforward. In past I have used Oracle XE on Ubuntu, but the install is not totally straighforward, as described here. The community voted for this.This blog is about the easiest way to get Oracle 11gR2 Enterprise Edition running on your Ubuntu 14.04 Desktop or Server edition (64-bit required) that I personally have ever used.

#Oracle 11g enterprise edition docker full#

Oracle Database 18c XE is full of EE feature.

#Oracle 11g enterprise edition docker software#

You will have to download the Oracle Database software and put them into designated folders before executing the build script. You can also go to github and build the images yourself. Now you are ready for the bash-console! cat ~/.oracle_password | docker login -username -password-stdinĭocker pull /database/enterprise:latest

Make sure you accept the Oracle Standard Terms and Restrictions (green checkmark).

Navigate to the and select the image you want to pull down.

You can download pre-built docker images from You don't want to go into production with a non-patched database. Without a support contract you don't have access to updates and patches.

For educational and development purposes you can download and use the Oracle Database without a support contract.