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Do the system resources on the Micro instance meet the recommended configuration for Oracle?

Do the system resources on the Micro instance meet the recommended configuration for Oracle?

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A.
Yes completely

B.
Yes but only for certain situations

C.
Not in any circumstance

28 Comments on “Do the system resources on the Micro instance meet the recommended configuration for Oracle?

  1. Prafull Sharma says:

    C option

    from Link – http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/Concepts.DBInstanceClass.html#Concepts.DBInstanceClass.T1

    No Oracle options are supported on a db.t1.micro instance.

    We recommend that you use db.t1.micro instances with Oracle to test setup and connectivity only; the system resources for a db.t1.micro instance do not meet the recommended configuration for Oracle. No Oracle options are supported on a db.t1.micro instance.




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  2. Surren says:

    Answer is B

    Yes but only for certain situations

    Micro Instances (db.t1.micro) are instances sufficient for testing that should not be used for production applications. Using a db.t1.micro instance with Oracle is a limited test configuration. If you want to use a micro DB instance class, the db.t1.micro DB instance class only supports Oracle versions 11.2.0.2, 11.2.0.3, and 12.1.0.1. PostgreSQL version 9.5.2 does not support this instance class.




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  3. donkeynuts says:

    You guys say B but then post a statement saying “do not meet the recommended configuration for Oracle”. Seeing as how the question is asking “meet the recommended configuration for Oracle?” im not sure how you answer incorrectly then post the proof of another answer being correct to back up your answer.. good luck with exam bro




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  4. Dong Liang says:

    B

    The certain situation is testing applications

    Micro Instances (db.t1.micro) are instances sufficient for testing that should not be used for production applications. PostgreSQL version 9.5.2 does not support this instance class. For more information, see the Micro Instances topic in the Amazon EC2 documentation.




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  5. Jmario says:

    Be Careful with the question?
    The question is if the system resources on the micro instance meet the recommended configuration for oracle. And no if we can use micro instance.

    The answer is: yes we can use micro instances for tests purposes, but it doesn’t meet the recommended configuration.
    So the correct answer is:C




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  6. mvitor says:

    It does not mention that it’s a DATABASE but as Oracle DBA I can say for sure it will not accomodate an Oracle Database. Answer is NOT. C




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  7. Ram says:

    Micro instance do not meet the recommended configuration of Oracle but can be used for test setup and connectivity only

    So C is the right answer




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  8. niyiallen says:

    My choice option is ‘B’

    Micro Instances (db.t1.micro)

    Micro Instances (db.t1.micro) are instances sufficient for testing that should not be used for production applications. PostgreSQL version 9.5.2 and MySQL version 5.7 do not support this instance class. For more information, see the Micro Instances topic in the Amazon EC2 documentation.




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  9. john says:

    Answer is C:

    Micro Instances (db.t1.micro) – An instance sufficient for testing that should not be used for production applications. Using a db.t1.micro instance with Oracle is a limited test configuration. If you want to use a micro DB instance class, the db.t1.micro DB instance class only supports Oracle versions 11.2.0.2, 11.2.0.3, and 12.1.0.1.

    We recommend that you use db.t1.micro instances with Oracle to test setup and connectivity only; the system resources for a db.t1.micro instance do not meet the recommended configuration for Oracle. No Oracle options are supported on a db.t1.micro instance. For more information, see the Micro Instances topic in the Amazon EC2 documentation.




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  10. W M Stair says:

    The “correct” answer is C, not in *ANY* circumstance.

    Notice that it’s asking whether the Micro instance meets Oracle’s *recommended* configuration, not whether it meets the Oracles minimum system requirements.

    FYI:
    – Oracle recommends 2GB physical RAM for 11.2.
    – Oracle recommends 4GB physical RAM for 12.1.
    – The RDS for Oracle “micro” instance is db.t2.micro, which has 1GB of physical RAM.




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