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Oracle 10g CRS – Cluster Ready Services

Oracle10g introduces Cluster Ready Services (CRS), which provides many system management services and interacts with the vendor clusterware to coordinate cluster membership information.

The OUI installs CRS on each node on which the OUI detects that vendor clusterware is running. In addition, the CRS home is distinct from the RAC-enabled Oracle home. The CRS home can either be shared by one or more nodes, or private to each node, depending on the settings when you run the OUI. When vendor clusterware is present, CRS interacts with the vendor clusterware to coordinate cluster membership information.

For Oracle10g on Linux and Windows-based platforms, CRS co-exists with but does not inter-operate with vendor clusterware. You may use vendor clusterware for all UNIX-based operating systems except Linux.

The Oracle Cluster Registry (OCR) contains cluster and database configuration information for Real Application Clusters Cluster Ready Services (CRS), including the list of nodes in the cluster database, the CRS application, resource profiles, and the authorizations for the Event Manager (EVM). The OCR can reside in a file on a cluster file system or on a shared raw device. When you install Real Application Clusters, you specify the location of the OCR.

CRS helps to package a set of application work under CRS control and access the RAC database. The application resource profile defines the resources with which you manage the RAC.

Prior to the 10g release, the cluster manager implementations on some platforms were referred to as "Cluster Manager". In Oracle10g, Cluster Synchronization Services (CSS) is the cluster manager on all platforms. The Oracle Cluster Synchronization Service Daemon (OCSSD) performs this function on UNIX-based platforms. On Windows-based platforms, the OracleCSService, OracleCRService, and OracleEVMService provide the cluster manager functionality.


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