The Container or CDB is called ‘FREE’ and the Pluggable Database or PDB is called ‘FREEPDB1.’ So connecting looks like this – sql system/ :1521/freepdb1 SQL Developer Web & APEX from your Host Machine So if you want to login to the Container via sql / as sysdba You’ll need to first, unset TWO_TASK The Databases If you use SQLcl on the virtual machine, the environment is setup (via TWO_TASK) to have you login directly to the PDB. What it looks like on my Mac Mini 2018 – Believe me, it doesn’t get easier than this. The Linux Desktop Here’s a few files to get you started, and a terminal with a few important bits of information. If you want to use the Oracle Linux 8.7 desktop and terminals directly, have at it! But I can say with confidence the BEST way to use this is from your host, merely connecting to the database that’s running on the VM.

local port forwards for 80, so you can use your desktop database tools and browsers to work with the database.

HR user is REST Enabled, you can can login to SQL Developer Web.

ORDS 23.1 installed, configured, and running.

the pdb has sample schemas and their data pre-loaded.

23c, specifically 23.2 installed with a PDB already created.

Finally, you’ll need an 圆4 Pentium based piece of hardware. You’ll need at least 20 GB of disk space for the files once imported to the VM.

That’s 4GB of RAM you’re not currently using.

You need – at least 4 GB of RAM to run the image. Start to finish instructions and demo! We’ve updated our VirtualBox Appliance

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