Resource Management Options
There are two styles of configuring resource management for a RAC database:
Each management style uses the concept of server pools, which are a logical division of a cluster into pools of servers.
Administrator-managed configuration
There are two styles of configuring resource management for a RAC database:
- administrator-managed configuration
- policy-managed configuration
Each management style uses the concept of server pools, which are a logical division of a cluster into pools of servers.
Administrator-managed configuration
- is the management strategy used in previous releases.
- For this style, the database administrators define on which servers a database resource should run and place resources manually as needed.
- It uses a subpool of the built-in GENERIC server pool.
- This style is best suited for a small number of nodes due to the manual placement requirements.
Policy-managed configuration
- controls the placement of all resources by using server pools.
- Database administrators specify in which server pool (excluding GENERIC or FREE ) the database resource will run.
- Oracle Clusterware is then responsible for placing the database resource on a specific server.
- It eliminates physically assigning resources to particular nodes in the cluster.
- This style is workload management compliant and best for a large number of nodes.
Managing Resources with crsctl
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