Oracle 26ai- Installing Oracle Grid Infrastructure for a Standalone Server Using the Command-Line Interface
Before Oracle AI Database 26ai, Oracle Grid Infrastructure could be installed using a response file. For example( using a response file ): ./gridSetup.sh -silent \ INVENTORY_LOCATION = /oraInventory \ SELECTED_LANGUAGES = en \ ORACLE_BASE = /grid/base \ oracle.install.option = HA_CONFIG \ oracle.install.asm.OSDBA = asmdba \ oracle.install.asm.OSOPER = asmoper \ oracle.install.asm.OSASM = asmadmin…
Starting with Oracle AI Database 26ai, Oracle Grid Infrastructure can now be installed and configured using the command-line interface. This approach provides more flexibility and control compared to the previous method of using a response file.
To install and configure Oracle Grid Infrastructure on a standalone server, you can use the -configureStandaloneServer option with the gridSetup.sh command. The command-line arguments allow you to specify various parameters such as the ORACLE_BASE, ASM disk group name, redundancy level, disk list, redundancy level, and configuration settings.
During the installation process, you will be prompted to enter passwords for several users, including SYS, ASMSNMP, and root. These passwords are used to secure the installation and ensure proper configuration of the Oracle Grid Infrastructure components.
Once the installation is complete, you can verify the ASM instance by connecting to it using SQL*Plus as SYSASM. You can also use ASMCMD to further inspect and manage the ASM disk group.
This new command-line installation method offers a more streamlined and interactive way to set up Oracle Grid Infrastructure, especially for standalone servers where a cluster configuration may not be required. It provides greater flexibility and ease of use for administrators who prefer working with the command-line interface.
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