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Assume that there are no resource limits on your underlying Exadata Cloud@Customer hardware. What is the maximum number of Autonomous container databases that can be created on one Autonomous VM cluster?
How many DB systems must you provision before you can enable Oracle Data Guard for a virtual machine DB system database?
What can you use to enable an on-premises Enterprise Manager instance to monitor Exadata Cloud Service in a private OCI subnet?
You have been brought in to help a company with slow nightly batch processing running on their Exadata Cloud Service. You have determined the workload is CPU-bound during the batch window. Which command line tool can be used to script increase or decrease OCPUs?
You want to move an Exadata Cloud@Customer VM cluster to a different OCI compartment for increased isolation from other teams that use Exadat
a. What happens when you use the console to do this?
