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vance rc ec ures or

Oracle E‐Business

Suite

Noby

Joseph,

Senior

Principal

Software

EngineerElke Phelps, Senior Principal Product ManagerApplications Technology Group, Oracle E‐Business Suite Development

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Statement

The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver an material code or functionalit and should not be relied u on

in making

purchasing

decisions.

The

development,

release,

and

timing

of

any

features

or

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Introduce Ke

Conce ts

and

Terminolo1

Scale for Performance and High Availability2

ca e

w t

rtua zat on

an

t e

rac e

ouAccess Oracle E‐Business Suite from the Internet

3

4

Plan for Disaster Recovery5



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Introduce Ke

Conce ts

and

Terminolo1


ca e

w t

rtua zat on

an

t e

rac e

ouAccess Oracle E‐Business Suite from the Internet

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4




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‐ . Client Application Database

Global Single

Data Model

WebLogic Server

J DB C / S QL N

H T T P / S

RAC & ASM

WebLogic JSP

BC4J

L i s t e n e r

e t

Edition‐Based

Redefinition

BI Publisher

W e UIX 11g

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‐ . Dual File System

Edition‐Based Redefinition

Oracle HTTP Server (OHS)

WebLogic Server (WLS)

Oracle HTTP Server (OHS)

WebLogic Server (WLS)

Synchronization managed

by patching tools

Developer 10.1.2

COMMON_TOP

APPL_TOP

Developer 10.1.2

COMMON_TOP

APPL_TOP

Non‐Editioned File System INST_TOP INST_TOP

PATCH_TOP

APPL_TOP_NE


LOGSMore information in the Online

Patching FAQ (Note 1583902.1)


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• In

a nutshell,

E‐Business

Suite

12.2

. What is E‐Business Suite from a WebLogic Perspective?

ee s e:

– A handful of web applications… WLS Domain

Admin Server

– Deployed to

Clusters of

Managed

Servers…

– Su ervised b an Admin Server …

oacore_server1oacore_cluster 1

– Deployed to a WebLogic Server Domainforms_server1forms_cluster 1

oafm_server1oafm_cluster

1

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‐ . Oracle WebLogic Server Domain

• oacore: ore unct ona ty n m e t er ava code, including OAF based functionality for EBS products

WLS Domain

• oafm: Web

services,

Secure

Search

and

Oracle

Transport Agent, etcoacore_server1

forms_server1

oafm_server1



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‐ .

Single Node Deployment

One Node for both the

Two Node Deployment

One Node A lication Tier,

Multi‐Node Deployment

Multi le A lication Tier Nodes,


Application Tier & Database Tier

Oracle Confidential – Internal/Restricted/Highly Restricted 10

One Node Database Tier Multiple Database Nodes


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Key Concepts and Terminology



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Vertical ScalingAdd managed servers to existing




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Vertical ScalingAdd managed servers to existing oacore_server1oacore_cluster 1

oacore server2

_



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oacore server2

_

Horizontal Scaling

clusters by adding a new node


_ _


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oacore server2

_

Horizontal Scaling

clusters by adding a new node


_ _ _


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Conce ts

and

Terminolo1


ca e w t rtua zat on

Access Oracle E‐Business Suite from the Internet

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A lication Tier

Vertical

Scalin

A

Application Tier Horizontal ScalingB

pp cat on er ert ca an or zonta ca ng

Parallel Concurrent Processing

C

D

Database Real Application Clusters (RAC)E



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Application Tier Vertical Scaling

Why add managed servers?

• Meet load and user concurrency WLS Domain Admin Server

• Provide redundancy

•


_ _

oafm_server1oafm_cluster 1



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Application Tier Vertical Scaling

WLS Domain

Why add managed servers?

• Meet load and user concurrency Admin Server


•

_oacore_cluster 1

forms_server1

oacore_server2

_

oafm_server1

oafm_cluster 1

forms_server2


_


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‐ . Application Tier Vertical Scaling: Add WLS Managed Servers

What to

Know What

to

Do

• Add to any of the managed servers in the Oracle E‐Business Suite WLS Domain: oacore, oafm, forms, orforms‐c4ws

• Add usin the Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 rovisioner

• Syntax for adProvisionEBS.pl:

perl \/patch/115/bin/adProvisionEBS.pl \ebs-create-managedserver \

API, adProvisionEBS.pl

• Execute adProvisionEBS.plon the RUN Filesystem when there is no active Online Patching cycle

• Follow namin convention:

-contextfile= \

-managedsrvname= \-servicetype= \-managedsrvport=-logfile=

_server

• Verify port numbers are free and unique across the RUN and PATCH filesystems


Section 3.4.1 Adding a New Managed Server, MOS Doc ID 1905593.1


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‐ . Application Tier Vertical Scaling: Add WLS Managed Servers

What to

Know What

to

Do

• Add to any of the managed servers in the Oracle E‐Business Suite WLS Domain: oacore, oafm, forms, orforms‐c4ws

• Add usin the Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 rovisioner

• Example add ‘oacore_server2’ of type oacore with port 7203:

perl \/ atch/115/bin/adProvisionEBS. l \

API, adProvisionEBS.pl

• Execute adProvisionEBS.plon the RUN Filesystem when there is no active Online Patching cycle

• Follow namin convention:

_ ebs-create-managedserver \

-contextfile= \-managedsrvname=oacore_server2 \-servicetype=oacore \-managedsrvport=7203

_server

• Verify port numbers are free and unique across the RUN and PATCH filesystems

- _ .




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A lication Tier

Vertical

Scalin

A




C

D




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Application Tier Horizontal Scaling: Add Managed Servers to New Node

Why add application tier nodes?

• Meet load and user concurrency Node 1 Node 2

Application Tier


•



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Application Tier Horizontal Scaling: Add Managed Servers to New Node

Node 1

WLS DomainAdmin Server

Node 2

oacore_server1oacore_cluster 1 oacore_server2

forms_server1forms_cluster 1

oafm_server1oafm_cluster 1

forms_server2

oafm_server2



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‐ .

Filesystem configuration: Distributed | Sharedi

us ng oa a ancer

Web Entry Point: One | Multiple

ii

iii


MOS Doc ID 1375686.1


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us ng oa a ancer


ii

iii




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‐ . Create Distributed File Systems with Rapid Clone




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‐ . Create a Shared Application Tier File System




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‐ . Filesystem Configuration: Distributed or Shared

Overview of Steps•

Prepare the

PATCH

and

RUN

Start

Here

FilesystemConfiguration

Distributed Section 5.3 Adding a New Application Tier Node to an Existing System


esys ems• Copy the RUN filesystems to the

new node• Configure the PATCH and RUN

filesystems

Overview of Ste s

• Register the new topology

• Finalize service

configuration

Shared

• Configure shared filesystem for sharing

• Mount filesystem on new node• Perform

configuration

steps

to

Section 4: Adding a Node to the Shared Application Tier File System

MOS Doc

ID

1375769.1



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ii

iii




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•

Users

query

DNS

LBR

for

IP

address

Q: IP

for

http://ebiz.company.com/

o

• DNS LBR supplies different IP addresses to different users

depending

on

load

of

a

given

node• Vendor‐dependent: heartbeat

DNS LBR

A: 10.10.10.10

, algorithms for load‐balancing

10.10.10.10 10.10.10.20 10.10.10.30




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•

Users

navigate

to

one

or

more

Web

n ry o n s

• LBR must support persistent session connections HTTP Layer LBR

. .

•

LBR

routes

all

subsequent

traffic

for

a specific user to same web node

node death detection & restart,

and sophisticated

algorithms

for

Web

Node 1

Web

Node 2

Web

Node 3



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•

Load

balancing

may

be

DNS

or

‐ ase

• Users access Oracle E‐Business Suite with multi le URLs Web HTTP Layer LBR

Entry

points)• Each node is running Oracle HTTP

(oacore, oafm, forms) in the Oracle

E‐Business

Suite

WLS

domain

appstier1 appstier2 appstier3 appstier4



ps:s ore.company.com p: ecru .company.com


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• Profile options hierarchy type must e up a e o

• Context file must be updated to reflect the Web Entr Point node HTTP Layer LBR

. .. .

protocol

and

port

appstier1 appstier2 appstier3 appstier4



ps:s ore.company.com p: ecru .company.com


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Vertical

Scalin

A




C

D




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Application Tier Vertical & Horizontal Scaling

• Meet load and user concurrency re uirements

Node 1 Node 2

Application Tier


• Add additional nodes

• Enable additional services in the same node or on additional nodes



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‐ . Application Tier Vertical & Horizontal Scaling

Node 1 Node 2

Admin Server

oacore_server1

WLS Domain

oacore_server3 _

forms_server1

forms_cluster 1

oacore_server2

forms_server3

oacore_server4

oafm_server1

oafm_cluster 1

_

oafm_server2

oafm_server3

_

oafm_server4



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What

to

Know What

to

Do• The new managed server is added using the

adProvisionEBS.pl (as previously described)

• Details regarding the managed server must then be

Example:

Assumption: You have already added an application tier node to the environment

same cluster where this managed server was added Step 1: Add new managed server

perl \/patch/115/bin/adProvisionEBS.pl \-ebs-create-managedserver \- = _-managedsrvname=oacore_server3 \-servicetype=oacore \-managedsrvport=7203–logfile=/TXK/addMSoacore_server2.log




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What

to

Know What

to

Do• The new managed server is added using the

adProvisionEBS.pl (as previously described)

• Details regarding the managed server must then be

Perform the following on all nodes participating in the same cluster where this managed server is added:

Step 2: Add managed servers into OHS configuration:

same cluster where this managed server was added$perl \

/patch/115/bin/txkSetAppsConf.pl \-contextfile= \-configoption=addMS-oacore=testserver.example.com:7203

Step 3: If OHS is running on the node, restart it:

$sh /adapcctl.sh stop

$sh /adapcctl.sh start




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‐ . Where to perform configuration changes

Fusion Middleware

WLS

Administration

Oracle

Application

Manager

&

Control Console Autoconfig

Database Home SID name, Listener, dbPorts, etc.

Oracle HTTP

Server

Performance directives, log

configuration, ports,

mod_perl,

mod_wl_ohs, etc.

oacore, oafm and forms services, etc.

Oracle E‐Business Suite Developer 10g, Product Specific

Settings, etc.



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A lication Tier

Vertical

Scalin

A




C

D




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Why use Parallel Concurrent


rocess ng

• Meet load and user concurrency re uirements

Node1


and

workload

management


Oracle E‐Business Suite Setup Guide Release 12.2


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A lication Tier

Vertical

Scalin

A




C

D




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Oracle Database Real Application Clusters (RAC)

• Allows multiple database nodes to access the same data in parallel

Node1 Node 2

Database Tier

‐

tolerance• Supports Automatic Storage

Management (ASM), Cluster Ready Services (CRS), SCAN Listener




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and

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Oracle VM

• Hardware:

Pool

of

servers

Oracle Virtual Box

• Hardware:

La to

or

deskto

• Deployment: Production and non‐production environments

• Deployment: Testing or training only. Not for production!



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VM Tem lates Virtual

A liance Virtual

Assemblies

• Medium to be deployed in Oracle VM by Oracle VM Mana er

• Medium to be deployed in Oracle Virtual Box or Oracle VM

• Medium used by Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control

•

Manual

setup

required

to

add nodes•

Manual

setup

required

to

add nodes•

Multiple

nodes

can

be

packaged into a deployment

Oracle Exalogic



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‐ Pool servers and maximize our

in hours, not days

• Use EBS VM Templates or EBS VM

server utilization

• Dynamically migrate between

App iances

• Convert appliances to templates for non‐Exalo ic

• Consolidate VMs

onto

fewest

servers

• Configure multiple VM nodes with

EBS

Virtualization

Kit

• Expand to more servers automatically when load increases



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Self ‐Contained Images

Sin le Node Multi‐Node MOS Doc ID

Oracle VM Virtual Appliances for Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2.4 VIS PROD, VIS 1928303.1



Use with

EM Cloud

Oracle Virtual Assemblies for Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2.3 PROD PROD 1904928.1

Oracle Virtual Assemblies for Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.1.3 PROD PROD 1904928.1

Oracle VM Templates for Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2.2 PROD, VIS 1590941.1

Control

Oracle VM Templates for Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2.4 for Exalogic PROD, VIS 1954255.1

Oracle VM Templates for Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2.3 for Exalogic PROD, VIS 1633952.1

Oracle VM

Templates

for

Oracle

E‐Business

Suite

12.1.3 for

Exalogic VIS 1499132.1



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Using Sparse Appliance

What to Know What to Do

• A sparse appliance is a small Oracle VM virtual appliance that contains an operating system

• Secondary application tier can be added to an existing

Step 1: Import sparse file appliance into Oracle VM repository

Step 2: Create a virtual machine based on imported appliance

Step 3: Configure Oracle Guest VM for Oracle E‐Business Suite

•

Oracle E‐Business

Suite

Release

must

be

installed

on

a network

• The application tier file system needs to be exported and

sparse appliance

Step 4:

Apply

latest

security

updates

mounted on the virtual machine




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Deploy Oracle E‐Business Suite with Oracle VirtualBox

• Install Oracle VirtualBox on your platform of choice

1

• Download EBS 12.2.4 VM Virtual Appliance

2

E‐Business Suite appliance



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Roadmap

Initial Offering

1. Ima es for

uick

rovisionin

of

E‐Business

Suite

12.2.5

2. Cloning of E‐Business Suite systems (12.1.3 or 12.2) to Oracle Cloud

• Non‐production instances

• Single‐node E‐Business Suite systems

• Oracle Linux

3. Development in

Oracle

Cloud

4. Management of on‐premise and cloud instances via Enterprise Manager

Future Directions (phased approach)

1. Advanced configurations: Multi‐node, load balancing, RAC, DMZ


2. Integration with external services such as OAM, OID, SOA Suite


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Lift ‘n’

Shift

EBS

Dev/Test

instances

‐

Roadmap

EBS Dev EBS Dev EBS QAEBS TestEBS Test EBS QA

SSH

Cloud EBS InstancesOn‐Premises EBS Instances


Customer Datacenter

ORACLE Public Cloud


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Roadmap

1. Generate

an

SSH

Key

pair

on

your

local

system.

Process Overview

2. Upload the SSH public key to Oracle Compute Cloud Service.

3. Reserve a public IP for your instance.

4. Create your instance, associate a public IP address with it, configure it for SSH access.

5. Execute a script

on

you

on

‐premise

E‐Business

suite

server

to

package

and

move

the

installation to Oracle Public Cloud.

6. Configure your instance for HTTP access by creating a security check list.

7. (Optional) create additional storage volumes and attach to your instance if necessary.



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Roadmap



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Roadmap



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‐

Roadmap



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‐

Roadmap



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Roadmap



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Roadmap

1. Download

and

extract

clone

utilit

to

source

EBS

Instance2. Add public IP address to /etc/hosts

3. Setup and test SSH between EBS on‐premise and Oracle Public Cloud host

4. Update clone properties file with source and target information

5. Execute c one uti ity

$perl ./start_clone.pl



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Ke

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and

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4




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• Perimeter network

•

‐

• Oracle E‐Business Suite DMZ application tier nodes have restricte responsi i ities

• Security breaches

remain

contained

within DMZ



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•

Limited

number

of

Oracle

E‐

Business

Suite

roducts

certified

for

internet

Reduce Attack Surface

access

• External Oracle E‐Business Suite application tier access limited by setting

• Responsibilities available

for

external

use

only

upon

configuration

•




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• Makes requests to the Oracle E‐Business Suite application server on behalf

of

the

client

• Allows use of standard ports (80,

internally• Filters requests to web server via

ru es



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Internal and External Application Tier

Internal

EBS

A

IntranetDMZ

n erne Tier

External

i

Open port

External

Users

Tier

EBS

Secure

VLAN

requ remen s e ween primary node and all

internal and

external

nodesWLS

DMZ

External

Data

Firewall

Internal

Users

Database NMICMPSSH


Section 2.1, MOS Doc ID 1375670.1


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Internal and External Application Tier

Internal

EBS A IntranetDMZ

n erne Tier

External

i

External

Users

Tier

EBS

Secure

VLAN

DMZ

External

Data

Firewall

Internal

Users

Database

TNS Protocol

HTTPs/HTTPHTTPs




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Reverse Proxy and External Application Tier

DMZ Internal

EBS A IntranetDMZ

n erne Tier

External

i

Reverse

Prox

External

Users

Tier

Secure

VLANEBS

DMZ

External

DMZ

Internal

Data

Firewall

Internal

Users

Database

TNS Protocol

HTTPs/HTTPHTTPs




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Multiple Internal and External Application Tiers in the Intranet and DMZ

Primary Internal

IntranetDMZ 1External

EBS App

DMZ 2

Internet Tier

i External

Tier

External

Users

Internal

Users

Tier Secondary Internal

EBS App

Tier

DMZ DMZ

EBS Database

TNS Protocol

HTTPs/HTTPHTTPs


Section 2.4, MOS Doc ID 1375670.1External

Firewall

Internal

FirewallFirewall


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and

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P an or Disaster Recovery



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•

Pre are

for

catastro hic

failures – Site failures, hardware failures, power outages, etc

• Provide operational failover (not just tape backups)

• Review operational priorities

• Deployment requirements may be expensive

– anne outages may ene t rom t e n rastructure



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Oracle E‐Business Suite High Availability Features

Application

Tier

Web

Forms

Concurrent

Multiple

Application

Nodes

Database

cess ng

DatabaseMultiple

Database

o es


Oracle E‐Business Suite and Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture Best Practices (February 2014)

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/availability/ebs ‐maa‐2158952.pdf


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Oracle E‐Business Suite Disaster Recovery

r mary

eMultiple Web, Forms, Concurrent Processing Nodes

sas er

ecovery


Disk Synchronization

Oracle Data Guard

Oracle Real Application Clusters Oracle Real Application Clusters





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r mary


sas er

ecovery



Oracle Exadata Oracle Exadata

Oracle Data Guard





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r mary

e sas er

ecovery

e


Oracle Exadata Oracle Exadata

Oracle Data Guard





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Primary Site

HTTP LBR

Disaster Recovery

HTTP LBR

User

DNS LBR

Application Servers Application Servers



Oracle Data Guard



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Primary Site

HTTP LBR

Disaster Recovery

HTTP LBR

User

DNS LBR

Application Servers Application Servers

In the event of a disaster



Oracle Data Guard

users are rerouted to

disaster recovery site



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Thursday, October 29, 2015

CON8131 ‐ Enabling Oracle E‐Business Suite for SOA, Cloud, and Mobile Moscone

. . Rekha Ayothi,

Principal

Product

Manager,

Oracle West—3004

12:00 p.m. CON8136 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite Technology Certification Primer and Roadmap

Steven Chan, Senior Director, Oracle

Moscone

West—3022

1:15 p.m.

CON8126 ‐ Case Study: Oracle Application Management Suite for Oracle E‐Business

Suite

Sue Gill,

Senior

Database

Administrator,

GE

Corporate

Angelo Rosado, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

Moscone

West—3004

1:15 p.m.

CON8141 ‐ Technical Upgrade Best Practices for Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2

Samer Barakat, Director, Applications Performance, Oracle

Udayan Parvate, Senior Director, EBS Release Engineering, Oracle

Moscone

West—3022



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CON8137 ‐ Managing Oracle E‐Business Suite Auditing and Security

2:30 p.m. Eric

Bing,

Senior

Director,

Oracle

Elke Phelps, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle West—3004

2:30 p.m. CON8144 ‐ Personalize and Extend Oracle E‐Business Suite for Desktops and Tablets

Padma rabodh Ambale Director ATG Develo ment Oracle

Moscone

West—3022



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functionality described

for

Oracle’s

products

remains

at

the

sole

discretion

of

Oracle.

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Monday, October 26, 2015

CON8140 ‐ Planning Your Upgrade to Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 Moscone

. . J. Anne

Carlson,

Senior

Director,

Product

Strategy,

Oracle

E‐Business

Suite,

Oracle West—3022

2:45 p.m. CON8146 ‐ Simplified and Touch‐Friendly User Interface in Oracle E‐Business Suite

Padmaprabodh Ambale, Director, ATG Development, Oracle

Moscone

West—3024

4:00 p.m. CON6413 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite Technology: Latest Features and Roadmap

Lisa Parekh, Vice President, Oracle

Moscone

West—3002

5:15 .m.CON8138 ‐ Testing Oracle E‐Business Suite Best Practices

Prasanti Madireddi, Senior Director, Oracle Moscone

Jake Westphal, Senior IT Manager ‐ Enterprise Applications, First American es —



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Tuesday, October 27, 2015

GEN6409 ‐ General Session: Oracle E‐Business Suite Update, Strategy, and Roadmap Moscone

. . Clifford Godwin,

Senior

Vice

President,

Oracle West—2008

12:15 p.m. CON8128 ‐ Installation, Cloning, and Configuration of Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2

Max Arderius, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

Moscone

West—3014

4:00 p.m. CON8133 ‐ Online Patching with Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2

Kevin Hudson, Senior Director, Oracle

Moscone

West—3022

5:15 p.m. CON8130 ‐ Migrating and Managing Customizations for Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 Moscone

, , —

5:15 p.m. CON6410 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite: Mobile Update, Strategy, and Roadmap

Jeanne Lowell, Vice President, EBS Product Strategy, Oracle

Moscone

West—3022



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Wednesday, October 28, 2015

CON8132 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite Integration Best Practices Moscone

. . Veshaal Singh, Vice

President,

Oracle West—3004

11:00 a.m.

CON8127 ‐ Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c Cloud Control for Managing Oracle E‐

Business Suite 12.2 Moscone

West—3022 , ,

12:15 p.m.

CON8142 ‐ Customer Success Stories: Upgrading to Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2

Andrew McVeagh,

Oracle

CoE Leader,

GE

Transportation

Terri Noyes, Senior Director, OracleMoscone

West—3004

, ,

12:15 p.m. CON8135 ‐ Getting Optimal Performance from Oracle E‐Business Suite


Moscone

West—3022



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Wednesday, October 28, 2015

CON8143 ‐ Standards‐Based Desktop Integration in Oracle E‐Business Suite Moscone

. . Padmaprabodh Ambale, Director,

ATG

Development,

Oracle West—3022

3:00 p.m. CON8134 ‐ Maintenance Strategies for Oracle E‐Business Suite

Elke Phelps, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

Moscone

West—3022

4:15 p.m.

CON8145 ‐ Building, Deploying, and Managing Smartphone Apps for Oracle E‐

Business Suite

Vijay Shanmugam,

Director,

Oracle

Moscone

West—3004



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CON8129 ‐ Advanced Architectures for Oracle E‐Business Suite

10:45 a.m. Noby Joseph,

Architect

ATG

Development,

Oracle


CON8147 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2: Customer Panel


10:45 a.m. Ravi Ravikoti, Senior Manager, On Semiconductor Corporation

Tom Robinette, Executive Director of Business Systems, Exterran

Martha Wiegman,

Senior

Manager

‐ Business

Solutions

at

GE

West—3004

‐ ‐

12:00 p.m.

Rekha Ayothi, Principal Product Manager, Oracle West—3004

12:00 p.m. CON8136 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite Technology Certification Primer and Roadmap


Moscone

West—3022



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1:15 p.m. Suite

Sue Gill, Senior Database Administrator, GE Corporate


MosconeWest—3004


1:15 p.m. Samer Barakat, Director, Applications Performance, Oracle

Udayan Parvate, Senior Director, EBS Release Engineering, Oracle West—3022

2:30 .m.


Eric Bin Senior Director Oracle Moscone

Elke Phelps, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle es —

2:30 p.m. CON8144 ‐ Personalize and Extend Oracle E‐Business Suite for Desktops and Tablets


Moscone

West—3022



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Or ere y T eme



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Strategy & Roadmap

Monday

Oct 26

4:00 p.m.

CON6413 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite Technology: Latest Features and Roadmap

Lisa Parekh, Vice President, Oracle

Moscone

West—3002

Tuesday

Oct 27

11:00 a.m.

GEN6409 ‐ General Session: Oracle E‐Business Suite Update, Strategy, and Roadmap

Clifford

Godwin,

Senior

Vice

President,

Oracle

Moscone

West—2008

Tuesday

Oct 27

5:15 p.m.

‐ ‐ , ,

Jeanne Lowell, Vice President, EBS Product Strategy, Oracle West—3022

Thursday

Oct 29

CON8136 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite Technology Certification Primer and Roadmap Moscone


12:00 p.m. Steven

C an,

Senior

Director,

Orac e West—3022

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Installation & Architecture

Tuesday

Oct 27

12:15 p.m.

CON8128 ‐ Installation, Cloning, and Configuration of Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2

Max Arderius, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

Moscone

West—3014

Thursday

Oct 29

10:45 a.m.

CON8129 ‐ Advanced Architectures for Oracle E‐Business Suite

Noby Joseph, Architect ATG Development, Oracle

Elke Phelps, Senior

Principal

Product

Manager,

Oracle

Moscone

West—3022



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12.2 Customer Panels

Wednesday

Oct 28

12:15 p.m.

CON8142 ‐ Customer Success Stories: Upgrading to Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2

Andrew McVeagh, Oracle CoE Leader, GE Transportation

Terri Noyes, Senior Director, Oracle

Moscone

West—3004

, ,

ThursdayOct 29

CON8147 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2: Customer Panel

Steven Chan,

Senior

Director,

Oracle

Ravi Ravikoti, Senior Manager, On Semiconductor Corporation Moscone

West—3004: a.m. om o nette, xecut ve rector o us ness ystems, xterran

Martha Wiegman, Senior Manager ‐ Business Solutions at GE



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Upgrade

Monday

Oct 26

11:00 a.m.

CON8140 ‐ Planning Your Upgrade to Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2J. Anne Carlson, Senior Director, Product Strategy, Oracle E‐Business Suite, Oracle

Moscone

West—3022

Thursday

Oct 29

1:15 p.m.



Udayan Parvate, Senior

Director,

EBS

Release

Engineering,

Oracle

Moscone

West—3022



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Patching

ues ay

Oct 27

4:00 p.m.

CON8133 ‐

Online Patching

with

Oracle

E

‐Business

Suite

12.2

Kevin Hudson, Senior Director, OracleMoscone

West—3022

Wednesday‐ ‐

Oct 28

3:00 p.m.




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Customizations

ues ayOct 27

5:15 p.m.

CON8130 ‐

Migrating and

Managing

Customizations

for

Oracle

E

‐Business

Suite

12.2

Santiago Bastidas, Senior Principal Product Manager, OracleMoscone

West—3014



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System Management

Wednesday

Oct 28

11:00 a.m.

CON8127 ‐ Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c Cloud Control for Managing Oracle E‐

Business Suite 12.2


Moscone

West—3022

Thursday

Oct 29

1:15 p.m.


Suite

Sue Gill,

Senior

Database

Administrator,

GE

Corporate


Moscone

West—3004



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Testing

Monday

Oct 26

5:15 p.m.

CON8138 ‐ Testing Oracle E‐Business Suite Best Practices

Prasanti Madireddi, Senior Director, Oracle

Jake Westphal, Senior IT Manager ‐ Enterprise Applications, First American

Moscone

West—3022



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Usability & Mobility

Monday

Oct 26

2:45 p.m.

CON8146 ‐ Simplified and Touch‐Friendly User Interface in Oracle E‐Business Suite


Moscone

West—3024

Tuesday

Oct 27

5:15 p.m.

CON6410 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite: Mobile Update, Strategy, and Roadmap

Jeanne Lowell, Vice President, EBS Product Strategy, Oracle

Moscone

West—3022

Wednesday CON8145 ‐ Building, Deploying, and Managing Smartphone Apps for Oracle E‐

Oct 28

4:15 p.m.

Business Suite

Vijay Shanmugam, Director, Oracle West—3004

Thursday

Oct 29

CON8144 ‐ Personalize and Extend Oracle E‐Business Suite for Desktops and Tablets Moscone


2:30 p.m. Pa mapra o Am a e, Director, ATG Deve opment, Orac e West—3022

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Integration

Wednesday

Oct 28

11:00 a.m.

CON8132 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite Integration Best Practices

Veshaal Singh, Vice President, Oracle

Moscone

West—3004

Thursday

Oct 29

12:00 p.m.

CON8131 ‐ Enabling Oracle E‐Business Suite for SOA, Cloud, and Mobile

Rekha Ayothi, Principal Product Manager, Oracle

Moscone

West—3004



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Desktop Integration

Wednesday

Oct 28

1:45 p.m.

CON8143 ‐ Standards‐Based Desktop Integration in Oracle E‐Business Suite


Moscone

West—3022



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Performance

Wednesday

Oct 28

12:15 p.m.

CON8135 ‐ Getting Optimal Performance from Oracle E‐Business Suite


Moscone

West—3022



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Security

Thursday

Oct 29

2:30 p.m.


Eric Bing, Senior Director, Oracle

Elke Phelps, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

Moscone

West—3004



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Meet t e Experts, Demos


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• Max Arderius, Senior Principal Product Manager

• Samer Barakat, Director,

Applications

Performance

• George Buzsaki, VP, Application Architecture

• Steven Chan, Senior Director

•

Kevin

Hudson,

Senior

Director• Lisa Parekh, Vice President

• Elke Phelps, Senior Principal Product Manager

• Veshaal Singh, Vice PresidentMTE10252 – Monday, Oct 26, 201512:15 p.m.


Moscone West – 3001A

–


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• John Abraham, Director, Product Management

• ,

• Samer Barakat, Director, Applications Performance

• Nadia Bend edou Senior Director ‐ Product Strategy

•

George

Buzsaki,

VP,

Application

Architecture• J. Anne Carlson, Senior Director, Product

Strategy

• Kevin Hudson, Senior Director

• Udayan Parvate, Senior Director, EBS Release MTE10254 – Tuesday, Oct 27, 2015

5:15 p.m.


Engineering• Elke Phelps, Senior Principal Product Manager


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• Ahmed Ali, Software Development Director

• , ,

• Muhannad Obeidat, Senior Director, Development

MTE10255 – Monday, Oct 26, 20154:00 p.m.




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• WUL‐003 – Advanced Architecture and Technolo Stack for Oracle E‐Business Suite

• WCL‐014

‐ Advanced

Architecture

and

Technology Stack for Oracle E‐Business Suite

• WCL‐002 ‐ Automated Oracle E‐Business Suite Tests Using Oracle Flow Builder

• WCL‐015 ‐ End‐to‐End Management of Oracle E‐Business

Suite

• ‐ ‐ ew ser n er ace apa es n Oracle E‐Business Suite

• WCL‐003 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite: Technical U rade Best Practices

Moscone West – Exhibition HallMon, Oct 26: 10:15 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.


Tue, Oct

27:

10:15

a.m.

– 6:00

p.m.

Wed, Oct 28: 10:15 a.m. – 4:15 p.m.


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Cliff Godwin – Senior Vice PresidentApplications Development, Oracle E‐Business Suite

“GEN6409 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite: U date, Strate and

Roadmap”

In this session, hear from Oracle E ‐Business Suite General

Manager Cliff Godwin as he delivers an update on the Oracle

E ‐Business Suite product line. The session covers the value

delivered by the current release of Oracle E ‐Business Suite

applications, the

momentum,

and

how

Oracle

E ‐Business

Suite applications integrate into Oracle’s overall applications

strategy. You will come away with an understanding of the

value Oracle E ‐Business Suite applications deliver now and in

the future.Day: Tuesday, October 27, 2015


Time:

11:00 AM

– 11:45

AM

Location: Moscone West—2008

CON8129 Phelps-CON8129 Advanced Architectures for Oracle E-Business Suite

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