Oracle Clusterware
Oracle Clusterware
Architecture
Oracle Clusterware, grouped with Oracle Automatic Storage Management (ASM)
as Oracle Grid Infrastructure, is the integrated foundation for Oracle Real
Application Clusters and the high availability and resource management
framework for all applications on any major platform supported for Oracle RAC.
Over the past 10 or more years, Oracle Clusterware 11g and then Oracle
Clusterware 12c and Oracle Clusterware 18c provide a high quality platform that
enabled high availability and scalability for RAC databases and applications.
Now, Oracle Clusterware 19c builds on this innovative technology by further
simplifying cluster deployments and improving the overall ease of use. Oracle
Clusterware is leveraged in the cloud in order to provide enterprise-class
resiliency where required and dynamic as well as online allocation of compute
resources where needed, when needed.
New in Oracle Clusterware
Oracle Clusterware 19c continues the purpose of previous releases in simplifying
deployments and enhancing the user experience. Primary in these is the
removal of Leaf Nodes from the Flex Cluster architecture. Instead, Oracle
Clusterware 19c will provide support for read-moslty database instance and
application-only cluster nodes on the standard Hub nodes, thus simplifying both
the deployment and operational management of the clusters. This will be
particularly beneficial in the cases of mixed cluster workloads and consolidated
database systems.