How I built ora-tui: A console-based (TUI) manager in Go without dependencies for Oracle RAC and Single Instance
Son las 3:15 AM de una guardia de producción. Te conectas por SSH a un nodo de Oracle RAC en Oracle Linux porque ha saltado una alerta crítica. En cuestión de segundos tienes que: Comprobar si los demonios del cluster ( CRS , CSSD , EVMD , ASM ) están ONLINE en todos los nodos ( crsctl check cluster -all y crsctl status resource -t ). Cambiar del usuario grid al usuario oracle para abrir sqlplus…
An author describes their experience managing an Oracle RAC database and the creation of ora-tui, an interactive terminal tool written in Go. The tool helps with tasks such as checking cluster status, identifying blocking sessions, and performing maintenance tasks. ora-tui features a user interface with Unicode frames and allows navigation with arrow keys.
It can be installed via dnf and has a simulator mode that can be tested on a laptop. The author explains the design decisions behind ora-tui, including the use of static binaries and avoiding C libraries.
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