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==Training on BEETEL ORCLE DATA BASE. Dated 20 July 2026 - Tetra Support Staff - Takshay== {{#ev:youtube|I9lrKWa1UtE|640}} '''Video summary:''' "BEETEL ORCLE DATA BASE KT SESSION" -- a Hindi-language handoff KT specifically about Beetel's Oracle database server, which previously ran on an aging physical machine (circa 2003-2004 hardware). To eliminate the single-point-of-failure risk of that old hardware, the presenter P2V'd it: took a full disk image of the physical server (a QCOW2 image, visible mounted via NFS in the hypervisor's storage) and imported/ran it as a VM inside a Proxmox VE cluster (referred to as "PRX"), with the original physical server kept powered off and untouched as a fallback (since both share the same IP, only one can be online at a time -- if a rebuild is ever needed, the physical box can simply be powered back on). Walks through the actual recovery/access procedure step by step: log into the Proxmox web UI (root credentials provided), select and start the Oracle VM from the console if it isn't already running, then reach the application's web frontend on a specific port found via `netstat -antp` on the guest (in this case landing on port 9000, one of several Java service ports tried) using the client's own application login. Confirms VM specs (2 vCPU, 8GB RAM) via the Proxmox hardware/summary tabs. This is a narrow, single-purpose recording -- its only content is how to locate, start, and reach this one P2V'd Oracle database VM in an emergency, not general Beetel infrastructure (which is covered in the separate "Beetel Project" and "Beetle KT" videos).
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