Complete these steps to install Oracle Grid Infrastructure for a standalone server and then create a database that is managed by Oracle Restart.

1. Log in as the Oracle Restart software owner user (oracle).
2. Download the Oracle Grid Infrastructure for a standalone server installation image files, create the grid home directory, and extract the image files in this grid home directory.

   For example:

   $ mkdir -p /u01/app/oracle/product/19.0.0/grid
   $ chgrp oinstall /u01/app/oracle/product/19.0.0/grid
   $ cd /u01/app/oracle/product/19.0.0/grid
   $ unzip -q /tmp/grid_home.zip

   Note:

   Ensure that the Grid home directory path you create is in compliance with the Oracle Optimal Flexible Architecture recommendations. Also, unzip the installation image files only in this Grid home directory that you created.
3. Configure and provision the shared disks for use with Oracle ASM Filter Driver (Oracle ASMFD).
   1. Log in as root and set $ORACLE_HOME to the grid home location and $ORACLE_BASE to a temporary location.

      su root
      # set ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/oracle/product/19.0.0/grid
      # set ORACLE_BASE=/tmp
      

      You set $ORACLE_BASE to a temporary location to avoid creating diagnostic or trace files in the Grid home before the Oracle Grid Infrastructure installation.

   2. Use the ASMCMD afd_label command to provision disk devices for use with Oracle ASM Filter Driver. For example:

      # cd /u01/app/oracle/product/19.0.0/grid/bin
      # ./asmcmd afd_label DATA1 /dev/sdb --init
      # ./asmcmd afd_label DATA2 /dev/sdc --init
      # ./asmcmd afd_label DATA3 /dev/sdd --init

   3. Use the ASMCMD afd_lslbl command to verify the device has been marked for use with Oracle ASMFD. For example:

      # ./asmcmd afd_lslbl /dev/sdb
      # ./asmcmd afd_lslbl /dev/sdc
      # ./asmcmd afd_lslbl /dev/sdd

   4. Unset $ORACLE_BASE.

      # unset ORACLE_BASE
      

4. Log in as the Oracle Restart software owner user amd run gridSetup.sh to start the Oracle Grid Infrastructure setup wizard:

   $ Grid_home/gridSetup.sh

   Where Grid_home is the Oracle Grid Infrastructure home directory.

   Note:

   You can use the gridSetup.sh command with the -applyRU and -applyOneOffs options to install Release Updates (RUs) and one-off patches during an Oracle Grid Infrastructure installation or upgrade.
5. In the Select Configuration Option screen, select the Configure Oracle Grid Infrastructure for a Standalone Server (Oracle Restart) option to install and configure Oracle Restart and Oracle ASM. Click Next.
6. During installation, disk paths mounted on Oracle ASM and registered on Oracle ASMFD with the string AFD:* are listed as default database storage candidate disks.
7. Configure Oracle ASM as needed with additional disk groups.

   • The default Disk Group Name is DATA. You can enter a new name for the disk group, or use the default name.

   • Any additional disk devices that you create must be owned by the user performing the grid installation.

8. If you want to use Oracle ASM Filter Driver (Oracle ASMFD) to manage your Oracle ASM disk devices, then select Configure Oracle ASM Filter Driver on the Create ASM Disk Group screen.
   On Linux, if you want to use Oracle ASM Filter Driver (Oracle ASMFD) to manage your Oracle ASM disk devices, then you must deinstall Oracle ASM library driver (Oracle ASMLIB) before you start the Oracle Grid Infrastructure installation.
9. Respond to the configuration prompts as needed to configure Oracle Grid Infrastructure. Click Help for information.
10. Provide information to automate root scripts, or run scripts as root when prompted by OUI.

    If you configure automation for running root scripts, and a root script fails, then you can fix the problem manually, and click Retry to run the root script again.

11. Start the Oracle Database installation, and select Oracle ASM disk groups for Oracle Database files storage. For assistance during installation, click Help on the Oracle Universal Installer page where you need more information.