Write Bash script for reding aws rds logfile

To read the AWS RDS logfile using Bash, you can use the following script:

#!/bin/bash

# Set the path to the RDS logfile

LOGFILE="/path/to/rds/logfile"

# Read the logfile line by line

while read line; do

  # Print each line to the console

  echo "$line"

done < "$LOGFILE"

In this script, we first set the path to the RDS logfile in the LOGFILE variable. Then, we use a while loop to read the logfile line by line and print each line to the console.

Note that you will need to replace /path/to/rds/logfile with the actual path to the logfile on your system. Also, make sure the script has the correct permissions to read the logfile. You can set the correct permissions by running the following command:

chmod +x /path/to/script.sh

After setting the correct permissions, you can run the script using the following command:

./path/to/script.sh

This will run the script and print the contents of the RDS logfile to the console. You can also redirect the output of the script to a file if you want to save the logfile contents to a file, like this:

./path/to/script.sh > /path/to/output/file.txt

 

Oracle Database Interview Q&A – Part 1

I have started a youtube channel -- cloudstation2020 

I am going to answer these questions with some explanation 

Q1. As Oracle DBA what are your daily activities ? 

Q2. What is SGA 

Q3. What is Shared Pool ? 

Q4. What is shared memory segment ? 

Q5 .What is data segment ? Stay tuned . I will update blog as i upload the vedio