Getting Started With Managing PDBs Using EM Express

This section helps you get started with this chapter by providing an overview of the features EM Express provides for creating and managing the PDBs in a CDB.

Click the links in Table 11-1 to go to the sections that provide more information.

Table 11-1 Getting Started with Managing PDBs in a CDB with EM Express

Feature	More Information
Overview of CDBs and PDBs	See "Overview of CDBs and PDBs" for a conceptual overview of CDBs and PDBs. For detailed conceptual information about CDBs and PDBs, see Oracle Database Concepts and Oracle Database Administrator's Guide.
The Containers page in EM Express	See "Accessing the Containers Page."
Modifying resource plans for a CDB	See "Using EM Express to Modify a CDB Resource Plan."
Setting resource limits for a PDB	See "Using EM Express to Set Resource Limits for a PDB."
Setting storage limits for a PDB	See "Setting Storage Limits for a PDB."
Configuring Oracle Managed Files for a CDB	See "Configuring Oracle Managed Files." For detailed information about Oracle Managed Files, see Oracle Database Administrator's Guide.
Creating a new PDB from the seed	See "Creating a New PDB from the Seed."
Creating a PDB by cloning a PDB in the same CDB	See "Creating a PDB by Cloning a PDB in the Same CDB."
Creating a PDB by cloning a PDB from a remote CDB	See "Creating a PDB by Cloning a PDB from a Remote CDB."
Plugging in an unplugged PDB	See "Plugging in an Unplugged PDB."
Unplugging a PDB	See "Unplugging a PDB."
Dropping a PDB	See "Dropping a PDB."
Opening a PDB	See "Opening a PDB."
Opening all the PDBs in a CDB	See "Opening All the PDBs in a CDB."
Closing a PDB	See "Closing a PDB."
Closing all the PDBs in a CDB	See "Closing All the PDBs in a CDB."