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DbaaS - storage space issue

oladayo.sOct 24 2017 — edited Nov 2 2017

Hello guys, I'm hoping someone can share additional tips and steps with me on how to resolve the space issue.

I have a development / training environment setup in the oracle cloud environment with dbaas/ jcs.

i've looked at this https://community.oracle.com/message/13902819#13902819 but recommended solution isn't quite what i'm hoping for.

Dbaas instance was provisioned with default config though minor db config has been updated. however my data storage volume u01 is nearly out of space which hosts my main datafile. (I'm not so savy with oracle db administration, i'm a core apps developer). running ls on my box gives me details below

Filesystem           1K-blocks                       Used                Available        Use%     Mounted on

/dev/xvdb3            26198448                     14357356        10487280       58%        /

tmpfs                    3698528                        2100232          1598296        57%        /dev/shm

/dev/xvdb1           487652                          151198             306758          34%        /boot

/dev/xvde1            61795324                     9608252          49025012       17%       /u01

/dev/mapper/dataVolGroup-lvol0                             103077152                    97818096         0                    100%     /u02

The dataVolGroup-lvol0 is totally out of space or nearly, and as one of the default storage volumes, I want to increase it's capacity.

Note: from the web console, there's a chance to increase storage but additional processors (at least 1) would need to be added.

My requirement is to scale up the storage (CLI or UI controls), without adding more processors to the db instance.

Many thanks,

This post has been answered by Hany Ezzat -Oracle on Oct 25 2017
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