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## Replicating Data in an Oracle Data Guard Protection Group (Task Map)

The following table summarizes the steps for configuring Oracle Data Guard data replication in a protection group.

Note - Unless otherwise stated, the procedures in this section are deployment examples for an Oracle RAC configuration. If you use HA for Oracle, the tasks are the same as for Oracle RAC except that you configure only one database instance.

Table 1-1 Administration Tasks for Oracle Data Guard Data Replication

Task | Description
--- | ---
Perform an initial configuration of the Oracle Data Guard software. | See Initially Configuring Oracle Data Guard Software.
Create a protection group that is configured for Oracle Data Guard data replication. | See How to Create and Configure an Oracle Data Guard Protection Group.
Add a configuration that is controlled by Oracle Data Guard. | See How to Add an Oracle Data Guard Broker Configuration to an Oracle Data Guard Protection Group.
Add an application resource group to the protection group. | See How to Add an Application Resource Group to an Oracle Data Guard Protection Group.
Replicate the protection group configuration to a standby cluster. | See How to Replicate the Oracle Data Guard Protection Group Configuration to a Partner Cluster.
Activate the protection group. | See How to Activate an Oracle Data Guard Protection Group.
Check the runtime status of replication. | See Checking the Runtime Status of Oracle Data Guard Data Replication.
Detect failure. | See Detecting Cluster Failure on a System That Uses Oracle Data Guard Data Replication.
Migrate services by using a switchover. | See Migrating Services That Use Oracle Data Guard With a Switchover.
Migrate services by using a takeover. | See Forcing a Takeover on Systems That Use Oracle Data Guard.
Recover data after forcing a takeover. | See Recovering Oracle Data Guard Data After a Takeover.

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