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Heterogenous data sources: Access your data in PostgreSQL from Amazon RDS for Oracle using Oracle Database Gateway
- Amazon RDS for Oracle databases need to connect to external data sources, such as RDS for PostgreSQL. PostgreSQL can establish connections to Oracle databases using a foreign data wrapper (FDW). However, when connecting from RDS for Oracle to PostgreSQL, you need an Oracle Database Gateway for ODBC (DG4ODBC) installed on a separate server. In this post, we walk you through setting up an EC2 instance as a database gateway server.
- For RDS for Oracle databases to connect to external data sources, you need to install Oracle Database Gateway on an EC2 instance along with the required ODBC drivers.
- The following diagram provides an overview of the solution. In RDS for Oracle, when a user needs to access data from RDS for PostgreSQL, the solution uses a database link pointing to Oracle Database Gateway for ODBC (DG4ODBC), which uses ODBC drivers and PostgreSQL client libraries to connect to RDS for PostgreSQL and retrieves the data.
- Create an EC2 instance with Linux x86-64 OS, which will be used to install and run Oracle Database Gateway for ODBC.
- Make sure the EC2 instance meets the minimum hardware and software requirements to run Oracle Database Gateway for ODBC.
- Update the Oracle Database Gateway for ODBC EC2 instance’s security group to allow inbound traffic from the RDS for Oracle instance.
- Update the RDS for PostgreSQL security group to allow inbound traffic from the Oracle Database Gateway for ODBC EC2 instance.
- Prepare wget.sh script to download the Oracle Database Gateway software.
- Install the required packages and unzip the install file.
- Install the Unix ODBC Driver Manager and the latest PostgreSQL client, libraries and ODBC drivers.
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