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Oracle Database Administrator Common Tasks

 • Plan the Database Design

• Install Oracle database and Grid Infrastructure Software

• Create Oracle Databases

• Backup the database

• Control database security

• Tune Oracle database performance

• Implement Database Disaster Recovery (DR) plan

• Migrate the on-prem databases to the Cloud

• Patching database and grid infrastructure

• Upgrade Oracle databases

• Create and Manage Oracle clusters (RAC)

• Clone databases

• Monitor database resources growth and determine future demands

• Perform database health check

• Oracle database options and licenses

• Diagnosing and troubleshooting Oracle databases

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