We are observing significant delays in Oracle database provisioning when using OraOperator-based deployments. The primary DB creation alone takes around 20–30 minutes, which is quite high for a cloud-native deployment model.
Additionally, when configuring DataGuard (standby database), the overall setup time increases substantially. The combined time for active + standby deployment exceeds 1 hour, making the process inefficient for modern workloads.
In cloud-native environments, provisioning is expected to be fast, automated, and repeatable, typically within minutes. The current behavior does not align with these expectations.
We are observing significant delays in Oracle database provisioning when using OraOperator-based deployments. The primary DB creation alone takes around 20–30 minutes, which is quite high for a cloud-native deployment model.
Additionally, when configuring DataGuard (standby database), the overall setup time increases substantially. The combined time for active + standby deployment exceeds 1 hour, making the process inefficient for modern workloads.
In cloud-native environments, provisioning is expected to be fast, automated, and repeatable, typically within minutes. The current behavior does not align with these expectations.