1z0-1093-25 Exam Dumps - Oracle Cloud Database Services 2025 Professional

A. dcli -g cell_group "list cell attributes name, status" combined with dcli -g dbnodes "srvctl status database -d dbname"

dcli Utility:

dcli(Distributed Command Line Interface) allows you to run commands on multiple nodes simultaneously.

cell_group: A group configuration file listing all storage cells.

dbnodes: A group configuration file listing all database nodes.

Commands Explanation:

dcli -g cell_group "list cell attributes name, status":

Retrieves the name and current status of each storage cell.

dcli -g dbnodes "srvctl status database -d dbname":

Checks the status of the database instances on the compute nodes.

Combining these commands provides a complete picture of both storage and compute components.

Why the other options are incorrect:

B. Including metriccurrent:Produces excessive output, not suitable for a quick health check.

C. Listing dbnodes only:Insufficient as it lacks storage cell status.

D. dcli -g all "list status":Invalid syntax and lacks specificity.

D. The database version:

Thedatabase versionis not configurable through the Database Management Service.

The version is determined during the database instance provisioning and is independent of the management service.

The management service can monitor and manage databases of various versions, but it does not control or alter the version itself.

Why the other options are configurable:

A. Frequency of metric collection:Can be adjusted to balance performance and data granularity.

B. Specific metrics collected:Can be customized based on monitoring requirements.

C. Storage space for metrics:Some configurations allow defining the retention and storage capacity for collected data.

Trade-offs with NoSQL Databases:

NoSQL databases are designed toscale horizontallyby adding more nodes rather than scaling vertically by increasing hardware capacity. To achieve this scalability andhigh availability, NoSQL systems often adopt theBASE model(Basically Available, Soft state, Eventually consistent) rather than the strictACID model(Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability) typical of relational databases.

This means thatdata consistencymay be relaxed (eventual consistency) to allow faster reads and writes.

These characteristics make NoSQL suitable forlarge-scale, distributed systemsbut less ideal for applications requiringimmediate consistency, such as banking systems.

Why the other options are incorrect:

A:NoSQL does not guarantee stronger consistency than relational databases.

C:NoSQL typically does not offer superior data integrity for transactional workloads.

D:SQL-based querying is usually not available in NoSQL, as they often have their own query mechanisms.

Primary Distinction:

The primary difference betweenBaseDB on a VMandBare Metalis how the underlying hardware is allocated:

BaseDB on VM:The infrastructure issharedamong multiple tenants, using virtualization to isolate instances.

Bare Metal Database Service:The server'sphysical hardware is dedicatedexclusively to a single tenant, offeringmaximum performance and isolation.

This exclusive access to hardware in Bare Metal allows forbetter performanceand control compared to VM-based instances.

Why the other options are incorrect:

A:Binaries are not always pre-installed in both cases; it depends on the configuration.

B:Oracle handles hypervisor configuration, not the user.

D:Both VM and Bare Metal allow multiple database homes if configured properly.

Block Change Tracking (BCT):

Enabling BCT withRMANsignificantly speeds upincremental backupsby recording changes made to data blocks since the last backup. Instead of scanning the entire database to detect changes, RMAN consults theblock change tracking fileto identify modified blocks, reducing backup time and I/O.

BCT is especially beneficial in large databases where full backups would be time-consuming and resource-intensive. Incremental backups become more efficient, makingdaily or more frequent backups feasible.

Why the other options are incorrect:

A:Full backups are still required periodically.

C:Encryption is separate from BCT functionality.

D:Point-in-time recovery is facilitated by backup logs, not BCT directly.

E:Integrity checks are performed during validation, not as part of BCT.

A. Execute ADDM (Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor) analysis on a historical workload:

Performance Hub allows users to analyze performance data collected over time.

ADDM analysis provides insights into performance bottlenecks and recommendations for tuning.

C. Identify blocking sessions that are impacting database performance:

Performance Hub helps identify active blocking sessions, enabling quick resolution of performance issues.

It provides real-time and historical data for better troubleshooting.

Why the other options are incorrect:

B. Modify database parameters:Performance Hub does not have the ability to change database configurations directly.

D. Upgrade the database:Upgrades are managed through other tools, such as Database Upgrade Assistant (DBUA).

VCN Requirement:

AVirtual Cloud Network (VCN)is essential for creating a BaseDB VM instance because itprovidesnetwork connectivityandIP addressing. Subnets and security rules define the access policies and network segmentation.

Without a VCN, the VM instance cannot communicate with other resources or external networks.

Why the other options are incorrect:

A:Data Guard can be configured after provisioning.

B:Backup policies are important but can be set up later.

D:Oracle GoldenGate replication is optional and not required at the time of provisioning.

Database Management Prerequisites:

To enable Database Management, the following are necessary:

A:The database must be running to collect metrics.

B:IAM policies must grant access to the management service.

D:The Oracle Management Agent must be configured to collect data.

However,automatic backupsare not a requirement for enabling Database Management, as the service focuses onperformance monitoring and management, not data recovery.

Why the other options are correct:

Ensuring the database is running and accessible is essential for monitoring.

Proper IAM policies are crucial for security and data access.

The Management Agent facilitates data collection.