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?

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

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

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How much swap space is available in SRV one?

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

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

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

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

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What does the OraInventory file indicate after installation?

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

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