Installing Oracle DB 12c on a virtual machine for testing and developing purposes has it advantages. The installation is quite invasive and when it’s done in a virtualbox, it does no harm to your host system at work, which is btw. Windows and a total mess itself. If you follow the installation instructions and restarted the virtual machine I notice few things that didn’t work by trying to access the database from a SQL client.
Doing some Oracle DB Installation on CentOS, netstat is an essential tool for checking ports. On the minimal installation it is not installed. Check out how to install it.
Well in my impression Oracle 12c has a habit to put many obstacles for uninstall. :mad: If you find the right spots, it is still manageable. Keep in mind that you have to open the Windows CMD as Administrator. Otherwise the uninstall just goes south. In my case I had to enter at my installation path
The guest additions of VirtualBox require DKMS (Dynamic Kernel Module Support). After every kernel update the modules for VirtualBox are automatically built. Therefore we need to install dkms which is outside the default repository, but in the EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux) repository.
Using docker in companies with tight security involves using proxies for pulling the image data of dockerhub. In my previous post I illustrated several ways how to enable docker using the proxy. I assume you are using a central local proxy auth server like CNTLM. So no bypassing any auth data. In the Dockerfile itself, it can be used like this:
Using docker since 2013 allows you to use custom docker registries with the docker pull and push commands. Just add the registry location to the repository name.