Oracle Database on OpenShift Virtualization (OCP-V) On-Premises

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Contents

Overview

This document serves as a centralized index for tested and supported configurations, performance validations, and reference architectures for running Oracle Database workloads on OpenShift Virtualization.

1. Official Resources & References

2. Supported Configuration Matrix

  • Oracle 19c

    Instance Type OS Version Status
    Single Instance RHEL 8 [Validated]
    Single Instance OL 8 [Validated]
    Oracle RAC RHEL 8 [Validated]
    Oracle RAC OL 8 [Validated]
  • Oracle 26ai

    Instance Type OS Version Status
    Single Instance RHEL 8 [Validated]
    Single Instance RHEL 9 [Validated]
    Single Instance OL 9 [Validated]
    Single Instance RHEL 10 [Validated]
    Single Instance OL 10 [Validated]
    Oracle RAC RHEL 9 [Validated]
    Oracle RAC OL 9 [Validated]
    Oracle RAC RHEL 10 [Validated]
    Oracle RAC OL 10 [Validated]

All tests performed on both Intel and AMD platforms, OCP 4.18 or above.
Testing is performed with different storage configurations, such as:

  • ODF (Block)
  • SAN (Block) iSCSI
  • SAN (Block) FC

3. Detailed Implementation Guides

Select the specific configuration below for deep-dive technical requirements (Networking, YAML snippets, and Tuning):

A. Oracle 19c Single Instance

B. Oracle 19c RAC (Real Application Clusters)

C. Oracle 26ai Installation, RAC Setup, and Migration Guide from 19c

  • Reference for Single Instance installations, RAC deployments, database migrations, and performance tuning on RHEL / Oracle Linux.
  • Additional Details: Comprehensive reference Oracle 26ai

4. Tuning Best Practices

5. Known Issues and Limits

  • MTU Settings: Ensure consistent MTU (9000 recommended) across the RAC private interconnect.
  • IOPS Limits: Review default QEMU disk throttling if performance fluctuates.

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