Oracle Database Administration from Zero to Hero - Practice - Installing Oracle Database Software in Linux

This video tutorial guides viewers through the process of installing Oracle Database 19C on a Linux system. It covers checking system requirements, preparing the system, and using the Universal Installer to create a response file for silent mode installation. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of Oracle 19C as a long-term supported release and provides detailed steps for ensuring system compatibility and successful installation.

What are the requirements for installing Oracle Database 19C software?

Why is Oracle 19C preferred over 21C for production systems?

What command is used to check the amount of memory in the machine?

How much swap space is available in SRV one?

What is the significance of disabling transparent huge pages during installation?

What steps should be taken after obtaining the latest Linux security updates?

What should be done if the Oracle user is not present in the system?

What is the purpose of creating a response file during the installation process?

What does the OraInventory file indicate after installation?

What is the final step after installing the Oracle Database software?