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In this lab, you will experience just how easy it is to get started with the Oracle Autonomous Database 23ai Free Container Image. One launched, we will show you how to take advantage of the developer tools available to you, as we show you how to access SQL Developer Web & APEX--without any additional installations!
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In this lab, you will experience just how easy it is to get started with the Oracle Autonomous Database 23ai Free container image. Once launched, we will show you how to take advantage of the developer tools available to you, as we show you how to access SQL Developer Web & APEX--without any additional installations!
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**_Estimated Time: 30 minutes_**
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### **Objectives**
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In this lab, you will:
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* Launch the Docker container image.
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* Launch the container image.
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* Connect to your Autonomous Database.
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* Access SQL Developer Web & APEX.
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2. **Load the image into the podman catalog. (~5 mins)** Podman-load copies the image from the local docker archive into the podman container storage. This will take about 5 minutes--let's review the YAML file in the meantime.
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podman load -i adb-free-23ai.tar.gz
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3. **Review the YAML file.** Run the following command to learn more about how the YAML file helps launch the container image.
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7. **Relocate tnsnames.ora in the container.** 'tnsnames.ora' is a configuration file, storing the database details necessary for connection. We're moving the file into a directory that's meant for our database for easy connection.
8. **Confirm ORDS is running.** The 'jps' command lists out all of the java proceses running on the host. We're then filtering that list on the term 'ords'.
9. **Configure the APEX image.** We'll first need to redirect APEX to use the images behind our firewall. Run this command in the terminal to do so. This is only required for APEX use in Livelabs.
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Oracle Autonomous Database Free has APEX and ORDS (a.k.a Database Actions) preinstalled. Let's see how you can get started!
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1. **Open Google Chrome.** Click Activities >> Google Chrome icon, to open a new Chrome window.
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2. **Launch ORDS.** Paste the following URL into your Chrome browser to Launch ORDS.
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3. **Sign into ORDS.** <br/> <br/>
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3. **Launch SQL Developer Web.** You now have access to Database Actions! This is where you'll find both APEX and SQL Developer Web. For now, we'll only launch SQL Developer Web.
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4. **Sign into ORDS.** <br/>
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**Username -** admin<br/>
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**Password -** Welcome_12345 (or the custom password you specified in Task 1, Step 5.)
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4. **Launch SQL Developer Web.** You now have access to Database Actions! This is where you'll find both APEX and SQL Developer Web. For now, we'll only launch SQL Developer Web.
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