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Believe it or not "Install Oracle" is a set of scripts that will automatically install Oracle and create a database on up to 12 nodes already configured. The instances created are single instance (no RAC) on a file system by default. This tool can deploy up to 12 environments in parallel. Thus, depending on the speed of your servers, you can fully deploy up to 12 Oracle databases in lass than 30 minutes.

It is strongly suggested to perform the OS setting using RSFO available at https://github.com/yannallandit/rsfo The Oracle distribution need to be presented via nfs. The NFS configuration should be done this way:

1. On the NFS server:

   • more /etc/exports

     /kits *(async,no_root_squash)

   • systemctl restart nfs-config

   • systemctl restart nfs

2. The Oracle installation files need to be in a directory called /kits/oradb/

   • ls /kits/oradb/

     install response rpm runInstaller sshsetup stage welcome.html

3. On all the clients where Oracle will be installed:

   • mkdir /kits

   • mount -t nfs NFS_Server:/kits /kits

1. Download the latest rpm from the Github page https://github.com/yannallandit/Install-Oracle
2. Install the rpm: yum install –y InstallOracle-1.0.2-1.el7.noarch.rpm
3. Go to the location directory: # cd /opt/hpe/InstallOracle/
4. Run the script: # ./DeployOracle.sh
   • Provides the list of nodes where Oracle will be installed

• Silent installation mode. Check /opt/hpe/InstallOracle/README.txt for setting details
• Silent mode require the usage of RSFO before
• Fix in checking Oracle user existence
• Fix in remote installation process

• Flexible location of the $OH and $OB
• Check the existance of the oracle user
• A video tutorial "how to use InstallOracle"
• End of script bug fix