Creating database (Azure)

Creating a new database

Create a database to make it operational in OwlDB. Once the database creation (hereafter referred to as provisioning) is complete, the users can use all the features provided by OwlDB.

The users can check the progress of provisioning by clicking the 🔔 icon in the top right corner of the console. For information about the database engines and instance types supported by OwlDB, see the 'Service Overview' page.

Note

Only one database can be created at the time of initial creation, and duplicates cannot be created. Provisioning takes approximately 15 minutes per node to complete.

1. Navigate to the OwlDB console > Dashboards menu.

2. Click the Create button.

3. Pull down the specs for the database the users want to create, and key in the information.

4. On the right side of the page, the users can see a summary of the information the users keyed in at each step.

5. Review the complete creation information in the Verify configuration information step, then click the Create button to begin provisioning.

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Creating options

The users can see the estimated amount based on the options the users pulled down when creating the database. This amount is calculated based on the Seoul region, and the actual amount may vary depending on the usersr region, actual usage, etc. and actual usage.

Engine options

Item	Description
Database Alias*	An alias to identify the database
Database Engine Type*	The database engine to use - Tibero - Tmax OpenSQL
License Option*	The license option to use - LI (License Included) - BYOL (Bring The usersr Own License)
Topology*	The topology type to determine the database - Single - TAC
Node Count*	The number of nodes in the cluster configuration
(BYOL*) License File	Upload a license file to use the BYOL option.

Note

For information about BYOL license files, see "About BYOL Licenses".

Network configuration

Item	Description
Virtual Network Name*	ID of the virtual private cloud (Vnet) to use
Private Subnet CIDR	Private subnet to use within the Vnet
Database Listener Port	Database listener port for network communication

Caution

Database Listener Port cannot be modified after initial setup.

Instance configuration

구분	항목	설명
Instance Setting	DB Virtual Machine Alias*	Alias to identify the DB instance
	DB Virtual Machine Type*	DB Instance Type to determine performance and specifications
Instance Access Setting	Ssh Key Name*	Setting to access the DB instance
Data Disk	Data Disk Type*	Type of disk to store key data
	Data Disk Size*	Size of the disk to store key data
	Data Disk IOPS*	Input/output throughput of the disk to store key data
	Data Disk MBps	Maximum processing speed of the disk to store key data
Redo Disk	Redo Disk Type*	Type of disk to store Redo logs
	Redo Disk Size*	Size of disk to store Redo logs
	Redo Disk IOPS*	I/O throughput of the disk to store
	Redo Disk MBps	Maximum throughput of the disk to store Redo logs
Archive Disk	Archive Disk Type*	Type of disk to store archive logs
	Archive Disk Size*	Size of disk to store archive logs
	Archive Disk IOPS*	I/O throughput of the disk to store archive logs
	Archive Disk MBps	Maximum throughput of the disk to store archive logs

Note

For BYOL license models, the users can only pull down instance types within the same range of CPU counts listed in the license file.

Database configuration

Item	Description
Database Name*	Name of the database to use
Database User ID*	User ID to access the database
Database User Password*	Database User PW
Character Set*	Character encoding to use for the database
Max Session Count	Maximum number of sessions allowed simultaneously
Target Memory Ratio	Target memory ratio
Shared Memory Ratio	Shared memory ratio
Redo Log File Size (GB)	Redo log file size
System Data File Size (GB)	Size of the data file to store system tables and key metadata
Syssub Data File Size (GB)	Sub data file size for storing data related to system operations
User Tablespace Data File Size (GB)	Tablespace data file size for storing user data
Temporary Tablespace Data File Size (GB)	Temporary tablespace data file size used for large operations
Undo Tablespace Data File Size (GB)	Undo tablespace size

_'*' indicates required fields.