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azure-resources/Network/privateDnsZones/recommendations.yaml

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- name: Azure Monitor Baseline Alerts - privateDnsZones
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url: "https://azure.github.io/azure-monitor-baseline-alerts/services/Network/privateDnsZones/"
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- description: Use regional Private DNS Zones when there is a low recovery time objective (RTO) requirement
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aprlGuid: 1e02335c-1f90-fd4e-a5a5-d359c7b22d70
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recommendationTypeId: null
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recommendationControl: DisasterRecovery
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recommendationImpact: Medium
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recommendationResourceType: Microsoft.Network/privateDnsZones
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recommendationMetadataState: Active
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longDescription: |
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For business continuity scenarios with a low recovery time objective (RTO), ensure that distinct regional production and disaster recovery (DR) Private DNS Zones are configured and have identical workload and resource DNS entries. This keeps DNS resolution consistent across both zones.
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potentialBenefits: Ensures seamless failover for DNS during a regional outage
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pgVerified: true
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automationAvailable: false
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tags: []
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learnMoreLink:
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- name: Private Link and DNS integration at scale
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url: "https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/cloud-adoption-framework/ready/azure-best-practices/private-link-and-dns-integration-at-scale"
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- description: Ensure Time-To-Live (TTL) is set appropriately to ensure RTOs can be met
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aprlGuid: 3538aa48-c40b-455b-a93b-269fe6e65be2
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recommendationTypeId: null
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title: "Oracledatabase"
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title: "Cloudexadatainfrastructures"
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{{< azure-resources-recommendationlist name="azure-resources-recommendationlist" >}}

azure-resources/Network/privateDnsZones/kql/1e02335c-1f90-fd4e-a5a5-d359c7b22d70.kql renamed to azure-resources/Oracledatabase/cloudexadatainfrastructures/kql/c99d730b-8754-447f-bd5d-3e8850a12235.kql

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- description: Ensure ODAA infrastructure is in Available state under normal operations
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aprlGuid: c99d730b-8754-447f-bd5d-3e8850a12235
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recommendationTypeId: null
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recommendationControl: OtherBestPractices
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recommendationImpact: High
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recommendationResourceType: Oracle.Database/cloudExadataInfrastructures
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recommendationMetadataState: Active
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longDescription: |
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ODAA Exadata infrastructures can be in a number of states during its lifecycle (Available, Failed, Maintenance In Progress, Provisioning, Terminated, Terminating and Updating).
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Ensure that the infrastructure is in Available state under normal operations.
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potentialBenefits: Ensure service is available
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pgVerified: false
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automationAvailable: false
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tags: []
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learnMoreLink:
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- name: Cloud Exadata infrastructure lifecycle
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url: "https://learn.microsoft.com/rest/api/oracle/cloud-exadata-infrastructures/get?view=rest-oracle-2023-09-01&tabs=HTTP#cloudexadatainfrastructurelifecyclestate"
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title: "Cloudvmclusters"
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- description: Ensure ODAA clusters are in Available state under normal operations
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aprlGuid: 4b33324a-70cd-4bac-bdae-da4c382c436b
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recommendationTypeId: null
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recommendationControl: OtherBestPractices
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recommendationImpact: High
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recommendationResourceType: Oracle.Database/cloudVmClusters
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recommendationMetadataState: Active
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longDescription: |
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ODAA Vm Clusters can be in a number of states during their lifecycle (Available, Failed, Maintenance In Progress, Provisioning, Terminated, Terminating and Updating).
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Ensure that the ODAA clusters are in Available state under normal operations.
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potentialBenefits: Ensure service is available
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pgVerified: false
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automationAvailable: false
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tags: []
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learnMoreLink:
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- name: Cloud VM Cluster lifecycle
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url: "https://learn.microsoft.com/rest/api/oracle/cloud-vm-clusters/get?view=rest-oracle-2023-09-01&tabs=HTTP#cloudvmclusterlifecyclestate"

azure-resources/Sql/servers/recommendations.yaml

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recommendationControl: MonitoringAndAlerting
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recommendationImpact: High
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recommendationResourceType: Microsoft.Sql/servers/databases
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recommendationMetadataState: Active
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recommendationMetadataState: Disabled
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Monitoring and alerting are an important part of database operations. When working with Azure SQL Database, make use of Azure Monitor and SQL Insights to ensure that you capture relevant database metrics.
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potentialBenefits: Quick incident detection and response

azure-specialized-workloads/oracle/recommendations.yaml

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Use SYNC for zero data loss or ASYNC when performance is constrained.
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potentialBenefits: Ensure business continuity in case of zonal failure.
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automationAvailable: false
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tags: [ORACLE]
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- name: Business continuity and disaster recovery considerations for Oracle Database@Azure
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Gold-level reference architecture with Oracle Database@Azure is recommended, meaning that database changes will be replicated via Data Guard (ASYNC replication) to a secondary Oracle Database@Azure instance in a different region.
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potentialBenefits: The cloud MAA architecture achieves data protection and DR.
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automationAvailable: false
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ARS provides automated, policy-based backups with continuous validation.
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potentialBenefits: Provide workload data protection.
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automationAvailable: false
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If needed, scale OCPUs on the VM cluster, if Exa infrastructure capacity allows.
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potentialBenefits: Meet workload scalability requirements.
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automationAvailable: false
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Primary, standby, client, and backup subnets should have non-overlapping CIDR ranges for reliable connectivity.
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potentialBenefits: Avoid conflicts in IP addressing.
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Deploy Data Guard observer nodes in different AZs and make sure that an observer node will remain available if anything happens to the Production deployment.
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Provide redundancy for VMs used as OKV, note that this is only relevant if customer is using own keys and only if OCI vault is not used. A minimum 4-node OKV cluster deployment is recommended across two AZs or regions, aligned with the BCDR architecture.
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potentialBenefits: Protect access to keys in case of VM or AZ/region failure.
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Automatic infrastructure maintenance occurs quarterly, with Oracle notifying you of the date and time weeks in advance. You can modify the scheduled date and time before maintenance starts.
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