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To minimize DB system downtime caused by automatic maintenance operations, you should enable high availability. High availability ensures that there are multiple instances of your database running in different fault domains or availability domains, reducing the impact of maintenance on the system's availability.

To replicate data from an on-premises MySQL server to a MySQL DB system running in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), where the DB system is connected to a private subnet of a Virtual Cloud Network (VCN), you need to enable the DB system to communicate with the Internet securely. The correct configuration is tocreate a NAT gateway in the VCN and configure the DB system subnet to route Internet-bound traffic to the NAT gateway(Answer D).

NAT Gateway: A Network Address Translation (NAT) gateway enables instances in a private subnet to initiate outbound traffic to the Internet, but it prevents the Internet from initiating connections to those instances.

Route Table Configuration: You need to update the route table for the private subnet to direct traffic destined for the Internet to the NAT gateway.

Steps:

Create a NAT gateway in the OCI Console.

Update the route table associated with the private subnet to include a route rule that directs all Internet-bound traffic (0.0.0.0/0) to the NAT gateway.

References:

OCI NAT Gateway Documentation

Configuring Routing for Private Subnets

To enable high availability for a stand-alone DB system, the following conditions are required:

The DB system must be active(Answer D): The DB system needs to be in an active state to enable high availability features.

The DB system automatic backup must be enabled(Answer E): Automatic backups must be enabled to ensure data protection and facilitate failover operations.

Steps:

Ensure the DB system is running and operational.

Enable automatic backups through the OCI Console or API.

References:

MySQL High Availability Documentation

Automatic Backups Documentation