Hi,

basically, setting up DataGuard in a RAC environment with CDB does not differ from setting up DataGuard on RAC with Non-CDB.

There's a post on toadworld which describes the setup: Creating RAC Physical Standby Container Database for a RAC Primary Container Database with Pluggable Databases (PDBs) in…

HTH

Markus

Agreed. I don't see how the CDB Rac is different from non-CDB RAC. This document is great:

How to Create a RAC Standby Database

There are several notes that might help however:

Data Guard Impact on Oracle Multitenant Environments (Doc ID 2049127.1)

Reusing the Source Standby Database Files When Plugging a non-CDB as a PDB into the Primary Database of a Data Guard Configuration (Doc ID 2273304.1)

PDB Failover in a Data Guard environment: Using Data Guard Broker to Unplug a Single Failed PDB from a Standby Database and Plugging into a New Container or Migrate a Single PDB into a New Container (Doc ID 2088201.1)

Bug 23285740 - Slow Database Open during Data Guard Role Transition (Switchover) In Multitenant Database (Doc ID 23285740.8)

Best Regards

mseberg

Yes, it has.

Creating a Physical Standby using RMAN Duplicate (RAC or Non-RAC) (Doc ID 1617946.1)

Step By Step Guide To Create Physical Standby Database Using RMAN Backup and Restore (Doc ID 469493.1)

Step by Step Guide on Creating Physical Standby Using RMAN DUPLICATE...FROM ACTIVE DATABASE (Doc ID 1075908.1)

Step By Step Guide On Creating Physical Standby Using RMAN Backup based Duplicate In ASM For ASM Primary (Doc ID 837102.1)

Performing RMAN duplicate from standby to create a new clone (Doc ID 1665784.1)

Step by Step Guide to Create Physical Standby Using RMAN DUPLICATE (non ASM) on different / new host (Doc ID 374069.1)

Regards