This cookbook is used to configure a system with Oracle Express Edition 11g.
You must download the RPM in advance from Oracle yourself and accept the EULA. The RPM must be placed on a server that can serve it up over HTTP, and you must set the attribute node['oracle-xe']['url'] with that URL.
Oracle Express Edition 11g is only supported on:
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6
and variants (Oracle Enterprise Linux, CentOS, Scientific)
Include the default recipe in your run list after setting the URL attribute.
node['oracle-xe']['url']- The URL where you've placed the Oracle 11g Express Edition RPM.node['oracle-xe']['urldownload']- Boolean whether to use url to download or use package resource (does not create a yum repo config file)node['oracle-xe']['http-port']- The port where you want the HTTP interface to be listening.node['oracle-xe']['tnslsnr-port']- The port where you want the TNS listener to be listening.node['oracle-xe']['oracle-password']- The password for the SYS and SYSTEM accounts.node['oracle-xe']['start-lsnr-on-boot']- Whether to start the TNS listener on bootup.
The default recipe installs Oracle 11g Express Edition.
- Figure out why the response file doesn't actually seem to set SYS and SYSTEM passwords properly.
- Check Ohai data before doing anything to ensure the system has sufficient resources (cores, swap, memory) before running the RPM and having Oracle's installer fail.
- Author:: Julian C. Dunn ([email protected])
- Copyright:: 2013, Opscode, Inc.
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