two node Oracle RAC with two Oracle databases completely different on each node?

We currently have two different applications that use Oracle databases.  Current configuration is two different oracle homes dbhome_1, dbhome2 with separate mounting LINUX points containing the Oracle homes and *.dbf files on a single host server.

Previously, the idea was to set up a second server identical host configured as a 'data guard' for both of these databases.  Now, management wants to implement a cluster of CARS of two nodes, with each node running two databases.  With the Standard edition.

I only did CARS of high availability and scalability for a single database.  Is it possible to run two completely different databases Oracle on a two-node RAC cluster?  I am inclined to think that they it has divided into

two clusters RAC to two nodes on four small servers host.  Any suggestions or comments would be appreciated?

Is it possible to run two completely different databases Oracle on a two-node RAC cluster?

The short answer is Yes... it is possible.  It will work without any problem, as long as you have the resources available to an additional database.

I am inclined to think that they it has divided into two clusters RAC to two nodes on four small servers host.

There is another option.  In the past I have two databases on a RAC cluster that has been implemented for reasons of cost of license / (I don't think that this applies to itself, but you will need to check).

However having seen on separate hosts that you have only potentially interruptions of service on a database if you decide to do something like upgrading from one of the databases and thus upgrade the GI as well.  This would mean interruptions in service for all your databases using the GI.

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