Use the following steps to review the network resources created for Oracle GoldenGate Maximum Availability Hub.

1. Use the Oracle Cloud console navigation menu to navigate to Networking, and then Virtual Cloud Networks.
2. In the Virtual Cloud Networks list, select <cluster-prefix> VCN.
3. On the VCN details page, the Subnets section lists the private and public subnet that were created.
4. In the VCN Information section of the VCN detail page, click DNS resolver.
5. On the Private resolver details page, the Associated private views section lists created private view. Click goldengate_dns_view.
6. In the Private zones list, click goldengate.com.
7. In the Records section of the goldengate.com zone page, both the primary and standby dns records were added. Take note of the RDATA value for the primary cluster.

Use the following steps to review the Compute Instances (nodes) created for Oracle GoldenGate Maximum Availability Hub.

1. Use the Oracle Cloud console navigation menu to navigate to Compute, and then Instances.
2. In the list of Instances, you can select a primary or standby node to view its details.

   Note:

   A total of four nodes were created, two for the primary cluster, and two for the standby cluster. The naming conventions are as follows:

   • Primary cluster nodes:
     • <cluster-prefix>1-<node-prefix>1
     • <cluster-prefix>1-<node-prefix>2
   • Standby cluster nodes:
     • <cluster-prefix>2-<node-prefix>1
     • <cluster-prefix>2-<node-prefix>2
3. Each node has public and private network interfaces. On the Instance's details page, click Attached VNICs to review this information.

   Note:

   The IP address that was shown in the DNS record for the primary cluster is the same as shown in the list of IPv4 Addresses of the primary VNIC for <cluster-prefix>1-<node-prefix>1.
4. Each node also has attached block volumes. On the Instance's details page, click Attached Block Volumes to view:
   • cluster-gidisk: Storage volume for the Grid Infrastructure. This is shared between the two nodes in the cluster.
   • cluster-oggdisk: Storage volume for Oracle GoldenGate. This is shared between the two nodes in the cluster.

     Note:

     Automatic storage management cluster file system (ACFS) replication of this storage volume occurs between the primary and standby clusters.
   • <instance-name>-swap: This is dedicated to the node and not shared.

Use the following steps to review Block Volumes created for Oracle GoldenGate Maximum Availability Hub.

1. Use the Oracle Cloud console navigation menu to navigate to Storage, and then Block Volumes.
2. On the Block Volumes page, all block volumes created as part of the stack job is listed here. Select a block volume to view its details:
   • <cluster-prefix>1-oggdisk
   • <cluster-prefix>2-oggdisk
   • <cluster-prefix>1-gidisk
   • <cluster-prefix>2-gidisk
   • <cluster-prefix>1-<node-prefix>1-swap
   • <cluster-prefix>1-<node-prefix>2-swap
   • <cluster-prefix>2-<node-prefix>1-swap
   • <cluster-prefix>2-<node-prefix>2-swap