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Ad d A hit t fAdvanced Architectures for Oracle E‐Business Suite

Noby Joseph, Senior Principal Software EngineerElke Phelps, Senior Principal Product ManagerApplications Technology Group, Oracle E‐Business Suite DevelopmentOracleOracle

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Program AgendaProgram Agenda

Introduce Key Concepts and Terminology1 y p gy

Scale for Performance and High Availability

S l i h Vi li i d h O l Cl d

2

Scale with Virtualization and the Oracle Cloud

Access Oracle E‐Business Suite from the Internet

3

4

Plan for Disaster Recovery5


Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 ArchitectureOracle E Business Suite 12.2 ArchitectureClient Application Database

Global Single Data Model

WebLogic ServerJDBC/SQ

L N

HTTP/S RAC & ASM

WebLogic JSP

BC4J

b Listen

er

et

Edition‐Based Redefinition

Forms

BI Publisher

Web UIX 11g

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Forms

Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 ArchitectureOracle E Business Suite 12.2 ArchitectureDual File System

Edition‐Based Redefinition

File System 1 File System 2

Oracle HTTP Server (OHS)

WebLogic Server (WLS)

File System 1

Oracle HTTP Server (OHS)

WebLogic Server (WLS)

File System 2

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)

Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 Architecture

• In a nutshell, E‐Business Suite 12.2 f l lik

Oracle E Business Suite 12.2 ArchitectureWhat is E‐Business Suite from a WebLogic Perspective?

feels like:

– A handful of web applications… WLS DomainAdmin Server

– Deployed to Clusters of Managed Servers…

– Supervised by an Admin Server…oacore_server1oacore_cluster 1

p y– Deployed to a WebLogic Server Domain

forms_server1forms_cluster 1

oafm_server1oafm_cluster 1

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Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 ArchitectureOracle E Business Suite 12.2 ArchitectureOracle WebLogic Server Domain

C f i li i EBS iddl i J• oacore: Core functionality in EBS middle tier Java code, including OAF based functionality for EBS products

WLS Domain

• oafm: Web services, Secure Search and Oracle Transport Agent, etc

• forms: Serves all Oracle forms functionality

oacore_server1

forms_server1• forms: Serves all Oracle forms functionality

oafm_server1


Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 ArchitectureOracle E Business Suite 12.2 Architecture

Single Node Deployment

One Node for both the

Two Node Deployment

One Node Application Tier,

Multi‐Node Deployment

Multiple Application Tier Nodes,


Application Tier & Database Tier

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pp ,One Node Database Tier

p pp ,Multiple Database Nodes

Vertical and Horizontal ScalingVertical and Horizontal ScalingKey Concepts and Terminology



Vertical ScalingAdd managed servers to existing

clusters on an existing nodeoacore_server1oacore_cluster 1

clusters on an existing node




clusters on an existing nodeoacore_server1

oacore_cluster 1oacore server2clusters on an existing node oacore_server2






Horizontal ScalingAdd managed servers to existingAdd managed servers to existing clusters by adding a new node

oacore server1oacore cluster 1


oacore_server1oacore_cluster 1





Horizontal ScalingAdd managed servers to existingAdd managed servers to existing clusters by adding a new node

oacore server1 oacore server2oacore cluster 1


oacore_server1 oacore_server2oacore_cluster 1




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Scale with Virtualization


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Application Tier Vertical Scaling


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Application Tier Horizontal Scaling

A li i Ti V i l d H i l S li

B

Application Tier Vertical and Horizontal Scaling

Parallel Concurrent Processing

C

D

Database Real Application Clusters (RAC)E


Adding WLS Managed Servers in the EBS ClusterAdding WLS Managed Servers in the EBS ClusterApplication Tier Vertical Scaling

Why add managed servers?• Meet load and user concurrency requirements

WLS DomainAdmin Server

requirements• Provide redundancy• Add services to an existing node


forms server1forms cluster 1 Add services to an existing nodeforms_server1forms_cluster 1



Adding WLS Managed Servers in the EBS ClusterAdding WLS Managed Servers in the EBS ClusterApplication Tier Vertical Scaling

WLS Domain

Why add managed servers?• Meet load and user concurrency requirements

Admin Server

oacore server1 requirements• Provide redundancy• Add services to an existing node


forms_server1forms cluster 1

oacore_server2

Add services to an existing nodeforms_cluster 1


forms_server2

oafm server2


oafm_server2

Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 ArchitectureOracle E Business Suite 12.2 ArchitectureApplication 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 using the Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 provisioner

• Syntax for adProvisionEBS.pl:

perl \<AD_TOP>/patch/115/bin/adProvisionEBS.pl \ebs-create-managedserver \g p

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

• Follow naming convention:

-contextfile=<CONTEXT_FILE> \-managedsrvname=<MANAGED_SERVER_NAME> \-servicetype=<SERVICE_TYPE> \-managedsrvport=<MANAGED_SERVER_PORT> -logfile=<LOGFILE>

g<service_type>_server<n>

• 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

Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 ArchitectureOracle E Business Suite 12.2 ArchitectureApplication 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 using the Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 provisioner

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

perl \<AD TOP>/patch/115/bin/adProvisionEBS.pl \g p

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

• Follow naming convention:

_ /p / / / p \ebs-create-managedserver \-contextfile=<CONTEXT_FILE> \-managedsrvname=oacore_server2 \-servicetype=oacore \-managedsrvport=7203 logfile=<APPLRGF>/TXK/addMSoacore server2 logg

<service_type>_server<n>

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

-logfile=<APPLRGF>/TXK/addMSoacore_server2.log






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B



C

D



Add Oracle E‐Business Suite Application NodesAdd Oracle E Business Suite Application Nodes Application Tier Horizontal Scaling: Add Managed Servers to New Node

Why add application tier nodes?• Meet load and user concurrency requirements

Node 1 Node 2

Application Tier

requirements• Provide redundancy• Add services by adding a new nodeAdd services by adding a new node


Add Oracle E‐Business Suite Application NodeAdd Oracle E Business Suite Application NodeApplication Tier Horizontal Scaling: Add Managed Servers to New Node

Node 1

WLS Domain Admin Server

Node 2

oacore_server1oacore_cluster 1 oacore_server2



forms_server2

oafm_server2


Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 Architecture Design DecisionsOracle E Business Suite 12.2 Architecture Design Decisions

Filesystem configuration: Distributed | Shared

Load balancing: DNS | HTTP ( i l d b l )

i

ii Load balancing: DNS | HTTP (using load balancer)

Web Entry Point: One | Multiple

ii

iii


MOS Doc ID 1375686.1

Add Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 Application NodesAdd Oracle E Business Suite 12.2 Application NodesCreate Distributed File Systems with Rapid Clone



Add Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 Application NodesAdd Oracle E Business Suite 12.2 Application NodesCreate a Shared Application Tier File System



Add Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 Application NodesAdd Oracle E Business Suite 12.2 Application NodesFilesystem Configuration: Distributed or Shared

Overview of Steps• Prepare the PATCH and RUN

fil t

Start Here

FilesystemConfiguration

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


filesystems• Copy the RUN filesystems to the

new node• Configure the PATCH and RUN

filesystems

Overview of Steps

y• Register the new topology• Finalize service configuration

Shared

O e e o Steps• Configure shared filesystem for

sharing• Mount filesystem on new node• Perform configuration steps to

add the new node

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



add the new node




i



ii

iii



DNS Load Balancing

• Users query DNS LBR for IP address f URL

DNS Load Balancing

Q: IP for http://ebiz.company.com/of URL

• DNS LBR supplies different IP addresses to different users

depending on load of a given node• Vendor‐dependent: heartbeat checks against nodes sophisticated

DNS LBR

A: 10.10.10.10

checks against nodes, sophisticated algorithms for load‐balancing

10.10.10.10 10.10.10.20 10.10.10.30



HTTP‐Based Load Balancing Using a Load Balancer

• Users navigate to one or more Web E t P i t

HTTP Based Load Balancing Using a Load Balancer

https://ebiz company comEntry Points• LBR must support persistent session connections HTTP Layer LBR

https://ebiz.company.com

• LBR routes all subsequent traffic for a specific user to same web node

• LBRs may use heartbeat checks for

• LBRs may use heartbeat checks for node death detection & restart, and sophisticated algorithms for load balancing

Web Node 1

Web Node 2

Web Node 3


MOS Doc ID 1375686.1load‐balancing




i



ii

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Multiple Web Entry Points

• Load balancing may be DNS or HTTP b d


HTTP‐based• Users access Oracle E‐Business Suite with multiple URLs (Web HTTP Layer LBRp (Entry points)

• Each node is running Oracle HTTP Server (OHS) and all of the servicesServer (OHS) and all of the services (oacore, oafm, forms) in the Oracle E‐Business Suite WLS domain

appstier1 appstier2 appstier3 appstier4

https store company com http iRecruit company com



https:store.company.com http:iRecruit.company.com


• Profile options hierarchy type must b d t d t SERVRESP


https:store company comhttp://iRecruit company combe updated to SERVRESP• Context file must be updated to reflect the Web Entry Point, node HTTP Layer LBR

https:store.company.comhttp://iRecruit.company.com

y ,protocol and port

appstier1 appstier2 appstier3 appstier4

https store company com http iRecruit company com



https:store.company.com http:iRecruit.company.com




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B



C

D



Adding Managed Servers and NodesAdding Managed Servers and NodesApplication Tier Vertical & Horizontal Scaling

• Meet load and user concurrency requirementsNode 1 Node 2

Application Tier

q• Provide redundancy• Add additional nodes• Enable additional services in the same node or on additional nodes


Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 ArchitectureOracle E Business Suite 12.2 ArchitectureApplication Tier Vertical & Horizontal Scaling

Node 1 Node 2

Admin Server

oacore_server1oacore cluster 1

WLS Domain



oacore_server2

forms server2

forms_server3

oacore_server4

forms server4


forms_server2

oafm_server2

oafm_server3

forms_server4

oafm_server4



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 added to all application tier nodes participating in the

Example:

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

added to all application tier nodes participating in the same cluster where this managed server was added Step 1: Add new managed server

perl \<AD_TOP>/patch/115/bin/adProvisionEBS.pl \-ebs-create-managedserver \-contextfile=<CONTEXT FILE> \-contextfile=<CONTEXT_FILE> \-managedsrvname=oacore_server3 \-servicetype=oacore \-managedsrvport=7203 –logfile=<APPLRGF>/TXK/addMSoacore_server2.log




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 added to all application tier nodes participating in the

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:added to all application tier nodes participating in the same cluster where this managed server was added $perl \

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

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

$sh <ADMIN_SCRIPTS_HOME>/adapcctl.sh stop

$sh <ADMIN_SCRIPTS_HOME>/adapcctl.sh start



Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 ConfigurationOracle E Business Suite 12.2 ConfigurationWhere to perform configuration changes

Fusion Middleware WLS Administration Oracle Application Manager & Control Console

pp gAutoconfig

Database Home SID name, Listener, dbPorts, etc.

Oracle HTTP Server

Performance directives, log configuration, ports, mod_perl,

mod_wl_ohs, etc.

WebLogic Server oacore, oafm and WebLogic Server forms services, etc.

Oracle E‐Business Suite Developer 10g, Product Specific Settings, etc.





A pp g



B



C

D



Add Oracle E‐Business Suite Application Tier

Why use Parallel Concurrent P i ?

Add Oracle E Business Suite Application TierParallel Concurrent Processing

Processing?• Meet load and user concurrency requirementsNode1 q

• Provide redundancy and workload management


Oracle E‐Business Suite Setup Guide Release 12.2




A pp g



B



C

D



Add Oracle E‐Business Suite Database NodesAdd Oracle E Business Suite Database NodesOracle Database Real Application Clusters (RAC)

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

• Improves scalability & faultNode1 Node 2

Database Tier

• Improves scalability & fault‐tolerance

• Supports Automatic Storage Management (ASM), Cluster Ready Services (CRS), SCAN Listener






S l i h Vi li i

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3

4



Virtualization TerminologyOracle VM

• Hardware: Pool of serversOracle Virtual Box

• Hardware: Laptop or desktop

Virtualization Terminology

• Deployment: Production and non‐production environments

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


Media Formats for Virtualization Images

VM Templates Virtual Appliance Virtual Assemblies

Media Formats for Virtualization Images

p

• Medium to be deployed in Oracle VM by Oracle VM Manager

pp

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

• Medium used by Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Controlg

• Manual setup required to add nodes

• Medium required for

• Manual setup required to add nodes

• Multiple nodes can be packaged into a deployment• Medium required for

Oracle Exalogic

p y


Deploy Oracle E‐Business Suite with Oracle VM

Deploy Oracle E‐Business Suite Pool servers and maximize your

Deploy Oracle E Business Suite with Oracle VM

Deploy Oracle E Business Suite in hours, not days

• Use EBS VM Templates or EBS VM li

Pool servers and maximize your server utilization

• Dynamically migrate between nodes based on free capacityAppliances

• Convert appliances to templates for non‐Exalogic

nodes based on free capacity• Consolidate VMs onto fewest serversnon Exalogic

• Configure multiple VM nodes with EBS Virtualization Kit

• Expand to more servers automatically when load increases


Oracle E‐Business Suite VirtualizationOracle E Business Suite VirtualizationSelf‐Contained Images

Single Node Multi‐Node MOS Doc IDSingle 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 pp

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


Add Secondary Application Tier with Oracle VMAdd Secondary Application Tier with Oracle VMUsing 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 farm with the use of a sparse appliance

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 farm with the use of a sparse appliance

• Oracle E‐Business Suite Release must be installed on a network

• The application tier file system needs to be exported and

p gsparse appliance

Step 4: Apply latest security updates

pp y pmounted on the virtual machine



Oracle E‐Business Suite VirtualizationOracle E Business Suite VirtualizationDeploy Oracle E‐Business Suite with Oracle VirtualBox

• Install Oracle VirtualBox on your platform of choice

1

• Download EBS 12.2.4 VM Virtual Appliance

• Import the Oracle

2

3• Import the Oracle E‐Business Suite appliance

3


Oracle E‐Business Suite on Oracle Compute CloudRoadmap

Oracle E Business Suite on Oracle Compute CloudInitial Offering 1. Images for quick provisioning of E‐Business Suite 12.2.5 g q p g2. 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 g p p g

Future Directions (phased approach) 1. Advanced configurations: Multi‐node, load balancing, RAC, DMZ


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

Lift ‘n’ Shift EBS Dev/Test instancesClone Oracle E‐Business Suite to Oracle Cloud

Roadmap

Clone Oracle E Business Suite to Oracle Cloud

EBS Dev EBS Dev EBS QAEBS TestEBS Test EBS QA

SSH

Cloud EBS InstancesOn‐Premises EBS Instances


Customer Datacenter

ORACLE Public Cloud

Cloning On‐premise to Oracle CloudRoadmap

Cloning On premise to Oracle Cloud

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.




1. Download and extract clone utility to source EBS Instancey2. Add public IP address to /etc/hosts3. Setup and test SSH between EBS on‐premise and Oracle Public Cloud

host4. Update clone properties file with source and target information

l l5. Execute clone utility$perl ./start_clone.pl





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Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)• Perimeter network• Single or multi‐segment

Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)

Single or multi segment• Oracle E‐Business Suite DMZ application tier nodes have

i d ibili irestricted responsibilities• Security breaches remain contained within DMZwithin DMZ


Oracle E‐Business Suite DMZ FeaturesOracle E Business Suite DMZ Features

• Limited number of Oracle E‐Business Suite products certified for internet

Reduce Attack Surface

paccess

• External Oracle E‐Business Suite application tier access limited by setting Node Trust LevelNode Trust Level

• Responsibilities available for external use only upon configuration• URL Firewall exposes only the pages that are requiredURL Firewall exposes only the pages that are required



Reverse Proxy Server• Makes requests to the Oracle E‐Business Suite application server on

Reverse Proxy Server

behalf of the client• Allows use of standard ports (80, 443) on external side; higher ports443) on external side; higher ports internally

• Filters requests to web server via lrules


Example 1: Oracle E‐Business Suite DMZ ConfigurationExample 1: Oracle E Business Suite DMZ ConfigurationInternal and External Application Tier

I t t

Internal EBS App

IntranetDMZInternet pp

Tier

External EBS App

iOpen port

i t b t

ExternalUsers

EBS App Tier

EBS

SecureVLAN

requirements between primary node and all internal and external

nodesWLS

DMZExternal Firewall

DataFirewall

Internal Users

Database NMICMPSSH


Section 2.1, MOS Doc ID 1375670.1

Firewall

Example 1: Oracle E‐Business Suite DMZ ConfigurationExample 1: Oracle E Business Suite DMZ ConfigurationInternal and External Application Tier

I t t

Internal EBS App


Tier

External EBS App

i

ExternalUsers

EBS App Tier

EBS

SecureVLAN


DataFirewall

Internal Users

Database

TNS ProtocolHTTPs/HTTPHTTPs



Firewall

Example 2: Oracle E‐Business Suite DMZ ConfigurationExample 2: Oracle E Business Suite DMZ ConfigurationReverse Proxy and External Application Tier

DMZI t t

Internal EBS App


Tier

External EBS App

iReverseProxy

ExternalUsers

EBS App Tier

SecureVLAN

EBS

Proxy


DMZInternal Firewall

DataFirewall

Internal Users

Database

TNS ProtocolHTTPs/HTTPHTTPs



Firewall Firewall

Example 3: Oracle E‐Business Suite DMZ ConfigurationExample 3: Oracle E Business Suite DMZ ConfigurationMultiple Internal and External Application Tiers in the Intranet and DMZ

Primary Internal EBS App

IntranetDMZ 1 External EBS App

DMZ 2

Internet

EBS App Tier

iExternal EBS App

Tier

ExternalUsers

Internal Users

EBS App Tier Secondary Internal

EBS App Tier

DMZ DMZ

Users

EBS Database

DataTNS ProtocolHTTPs/HTTPHTTPs




InternalFirewall

DataFirewall




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l fPlan for Disaster Recovery


Plan for Disaster RecoveryPlan for Disaster Recovery

• Prepare for catastrophic failuresp p– Site failures, hardware failures, power outages, etc

• Provide operational failover (not just tape backups)• Review operational priorities• Deployment requirements may be expensive

Pl d b fi f h i f– Planned outages may benefit from the infrastructure


Maximum Availability ArchitectureMaximum Availability ArchitectureOracle E‐Business Suite High Availability Features

Application Tier

Web Forms Concurrent

Processing

Multiple Application Nodes

Database Tier

Processing

DatabaseMultiple DatabaseN dTier Nodes


Oracle E‐Business Suite and Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture Best Practices (February 2014)http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/availability/ebs‐maa‐2158952.pdf

Maximum Availability ArchitectureMaximum Availability ArchitectureOracle E‐Business Suite Disaster Recovery

Primary Site Disaster Recovery SitePrimary SiteMultiple Web, Forms, Concurrent Processing Nodes

Disaster Recovery SiteMultiple Web, Forms, Concurrent Processing Nodes

Disk Synchronization

Oracle Data Guard

Oracle Real Application Clusters Oracle Real Application Clusters




Primary Site Disaster Recovery SitePrimary SiteMultiple Web, Forms, Concurrent Processing Nodes

Disaster Recovery SiteMultiple Web, Forms, Concurrent Processing Nodes

Disk Synchronization

Oracle Exadata Oracle Exadata

Oracle Data Guard




Primary Site Disaster Recovery SitePrimary Site Disaster Recovery Site

Oracle Exalogic Oracle ExalogicOracle Exalogic Oracle ExalogicDisk Synchronization

Oracle Exadata Oracle Exadata

Oracle Data Guard



Example: Active‐Passive Failover SiteExample: Active Passive Failover SiteOracle E‐Business Suite Disaster Recovery

Primary Site

HTTP LBR

Disaster RecoveryHTTP LBR

User

DNS LBRApplication Servers Application Servers


Disk SynchronizationOracle Data Guard


Example: Active‐Passive Failover SiteExample: Active Passive Failover SiteOracle E‐Business Suite Disaster Recovery

Primary Site

HTTP LBR

Disaster RecoveryHTTP LBR

User

DNS LBRApplication Servers Application Servers

In the event of a disaster,


Disk SynchronizationOracle Data Guard

In the event of a disaster, users are rerouted to disaster recovery site


Related SessionsRelated SessionsThursday, October 29, 2015

12:00 p m CON8131 ‐ Enabling Oracle E‐Business Suite for SOA, Cloud, and Mobile Moscone12:00 p.m. Rekha Ayothi, Principal Product Manager, Oracle West—3004

12:00 p.m. CON8136 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite Technology Certification Primer and RoadmapSteven Chan, Senior Director, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022

1:15 p.m.

CON8126 ‐ Case Study: Oracle Application Management Suite for Oracle E‐Business SuiteSue Gill, Senior Database Administrator, GE CorporateAngelo Rosado, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3004

1:15 p.m.CON8141 ‐ Technical Upgrade Best Practices for Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2Samer Barakat, Director, Applications Performance, OracleUdayan Parvate, Senior Director, EBS Release Engineering, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022



CON8137 ‐Managing Oracle E‐Business Suite Auditing and Security Moscone2:30 p.m. Eric Bing, Senior Director, OracleElke Phelps, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3004

2:30 p.m. CON8144 ‐ Personalize and Extend Oracle E‐Business Suite for Desktops and TabletsPadmaprabodh Ambale, Director, ATG Development, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022p , , p ,


E‐Business Suite Technology Stack BlogE Business Suite Technology Stack Blog

blogs.oracle.com/stevenchan• Direct from EBS Development

• Latest news

• Certification announcementsCertification announcements

• Primers, FAQs, tips

• Desupport reminders

• Latest upgrade recommendations

• Statements of Direction

• Subscribe by email or RSS


E‐Business Suite: System ManagementE Business Suite: System Management

facebook.com/groups/EBS.SysAdmin

Join us on Facebook


Questions and AnswersQuestions and Answers


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h l l dChronological Order


Related SessionsRelated SessionsMonday, October 26, 2015

11:00 a m CON8140 ‐ Planning Your Upgrade to Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 Moscone11:00 a.m.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 SuitePadmaprabodh Ambale, Director, ATG Development, Oracle

MosconeWest—3024

4:00 p.m. CON6413 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite Technology: Latest Features and RoadmapLisa Parekh, Vice President, Oracle

MosconeWest—3002

5:15 p.m.CON8138 ‐ Testing Oracle E‐Business Suite Best PracticesPrasanti Madireddi, Senior Director, Oracle

MosconeW t 3022p , ,

Jake Westphal, Senior IT Manager ‐ Enterprise Applications, First American West—3022


Related SessionsRelated SessionsTuesday, October 27, 2015

11:00 a m GEN6409 ‐ General Session: Oracle E‐Business Suite Update, Strategy, and Roadmap Moscone11:00 a.m. Clifford Godwin, Senior Vice President, Oracle West—2008

12:15 p.m. CON8128 ‐ Installation, Cloning, and Configuration of Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2Max Arderius, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3014

4:00 p.m. CON8133 ‐ Online Patching with Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2Kevin Hudson, Senior Director, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022

5:15 p.m. CON8130 ‐Migrating and Managing Customizations for Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2Santiago Bastidas Senior Principal Product Manager Oracle

MosconeWest 3014Santiago Bastidas, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle West—3014

5:15 p.m. CON6410 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite: Mobile Update, Strategy, and RoadmapJeanne Lowell, Vice President, EBS Product Strategy, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022


Related SessionsRelated SessionsWednesday, October 28, 2015

11:00 a m CON8132 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite Integration Best Practices Moscone11:00 a.m. Veshaal Singh, Vice President, Oracle West—3004

11:00 a.m.CON8127 ‐ Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c Cloud Control for Managing Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2Angelo Rosado, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022Angelo Rosado, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

12:15 p.m.

CON8142 ‐ Customer Success Stories: Upgrading to Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2Andrew McVeagh, Oracle CoE Leader, GE TransportationTerri Noyes, Senior Director, OracleMusa Ramadhani Lead Oracle Apps DBA Gentex Corporation

MosconeWest—3004

Musa Ramadhani, Lead Oracle Apps DBA, Gentex Corporation

12:15 p.m. CON8135 ‐ Getting Optimal Performance from Oracle E‐Business SuiteSamer Barakat, Director, Applications Performance, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022


Related SessionsRelated SessionsWednesday, October 28, 2015

1:45 p m CON8143 ‐ Standards‐Based Desktop Integration in Oracle E‐Business Suite Moscone1:45 p.m. Padmaprabodh Ambale, Director, ATG Development, Oracle West—3022

3:00 p.m. CON8134 ‐Maintenance Strategies for Oracle E‐Business SuiteElke Phelps, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022

4:15 p.m.CON8145 ‐ Building, Deploying, and Managing Smartphone Apps for Oracle E‐Business SuiteVijay Shanmugam, Director, Oracle

MosconeWest—3004



CON8129 ‐ Advanced Architectures for Oracle E‐Business Suite Moscone10:45 a.m. Noby Joseph, Architect ATG Development, OracleElke Phelps, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022

CON8147 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2: Customer PanelSteven Chan, Senior Director, Oracle Moscone10:45 a.m. Ravi Ravikoti, Senior Manager, On Semiconductor CorporationTom Robinette, Executive Director of Business Systems, ExterranMartha Wiegman, Senior Manager ‐ Business Solutions at GE

MosconeWest—3004

CON8131 ‐ Enabling Oracle E‐Business Suite for SOA, Cloud, and Mobile Moscone12:00 p.m. CON8131 Enabling Oracle E Business Suite for SOA, Cloud, and MobileRekha Ayothi, Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3004

12:00 p.m. CON8136 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite Technology Certification Primer and RoadmapSteven Chan, Senior Director, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022



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

1:15 p.m. SuiteSue Gill, Senior Database Administrator, GE CorporateAngelo Rosado, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3004

CON8141 ‐ Technical Upgrade Best Practices for Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2 Moscone1:15 p.m. Samer Barakat, Director, Applications Performance, OracleUdayan Parvate, Senior Director, EBS Release Engineering, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022

2:30 p.m.CON8137 ‐Managing Oracle E‐Business Suite Auditing and SecurityEric Bing, Senior Director, Oracle Moscone

W t 3004p g, ,Elke Phelps, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle West—3004

2:30 p.m. CON8144 ‐ Personalize and Extend Oracle E‐Business Suite for Desktops and TabletsPadmaprabodh Ambale, Director, ATG Development, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022


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Related SessionsRelated Sessions

Strategy & Roadmap

MondayOct 26

4:00 p.m.

CON6413 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite Technology: Latest Features and RoadmapLisa Parekh, Vice President, Oracle

MosconeWest—3002

TuesdayOct 27

11:00 a.m.

GEN6409 ‐ General Session: Oracle E‐Business Suite Update, Strategy, and RoadmapClifford Godwin, Senior Vice President, Oracle

MosconeWest—2008

Tuesday CON6410 Oracle E Business Suite: Mobile Update Strategy and Roadmap MosconeOct 275:15 p.m.

CON6410 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite: Mobile Update, Strategy, and RoadmapJeanne Lowell, Vice President, EBS Product Strategy, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022

ThursdayOct 29 CON8136 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite Technology Certification Primer and Roadmap

S Ch S i Di O lMoscone

W 3022


Oct 2912:00 p.m. Steven Chan, Senior Director, Oracle West—3022

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Installation & Architecture

TuesdayOct 27

12:15 p.m.

CON8128 ‐ Installation, Cloning, and Configuration of Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2Max Arderius, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3014

ThursdayOct 29

10:45 a.m.

CON8129 ‐ Advanced Architectures for Oracle E‐Business SuiteNoby Joseph, Architect ATG Development, OracleElke Phelps, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022



12.2 Customer Panels

WednesdayOct 28

12:15 p.m.

CON8142 ‐ Customer Success Stories: Upgrading to Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2Andrew McVeagh, Oracle CoE Leader, GE TransportationTerri Noyes, Senior Director, OracleMusa Ramadhani Lead Oracle Apps DBA Gentex Corporation

MosconeWest—3004

Musa Ramadhani, Lead Oracle Apps DBA, Gentex Corporation

ThursdayOct 29

10 45

CON8147 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2: Customer PanelSteven Chan, Senior Director, OracleRavi Ravikoti, Senior Manager, On Semiconductor CorporationT R bi E i Di f B i S E

MosconeWest—300410:45 a.m. Tom Robinette, Executive Director of Business Systems, Exterran

Martha Wiegman, Senior Manager ‐ Business Solutions at GE

West 3004



Upgrade

MondayOct 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

MosconeWest—3022

ThursdayOct 29

1:15 p.m.

CON8141 ‐ Technical Upgrade Best Practices for Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2Samer Barakat, Director, Applications Performance, OracleUdayan Parvate, Senior Director, EBS Release Engineering, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022



Patching

T dTuesday Oct 27

4:00 p.m.

CON8133 ‐ Online Patching with Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2Kevin Hudson, Senior Director, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022

Wednesday CON8134 ‐Maintenance Strategies for Oracle E‐Business Suite MosconeOct 283:00 p.m.

CON8134 ‐Maintenance Strategies for Oracle E‐Business SuiteElke Phelps, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022



Customizations

T dTuesdayOct 27

5:15 p.m.

CON8130 ‐Migrating and Managing Customizations for Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2Santiago Bastidas, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3014



System Management

WednesdayOct 28

11:00 a.m.

CON8127 ‐ Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c Cloud Control for Managing Oracle E‐Business Suite 12.2Angelo Rosado, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022

ThursdayOct 29

1:15 p.m.

CON8126 ‐ Case Study: Oracle Application Management Suite for Oracle E‐Business SuiteSue Gill, Senior Database Administrator, GE CorporateAngelo Rosado, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3004



Testing

MondayOct 26

5:15 p.m.

CON8138 ‐ Testing Oracle E‐Business Suite Best PracticesPrasanti Madireddi, Senior Director, OracleJake Westphal, Senior IT Manager ‐ Enterprise Applications, First American

MosconeWest—3022



Usability & Mobility

MondayOct 26

2:45 p.m.

CON8146 ‐ Simplified and Touch‐Friendly User Interface in Oracle E‐Business SuitePadmaprabodh Ambale, Director, ATG Development, Oracle

MosconeWest—3024

TuesdayOct 27

5:15 p.m.

CON6410 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite: Mobile Update, Strategy, and RoadmapJeanne Lowell, Vice President, EBS Product Strategy, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022

Wednesday CON8145 ‐ Building, Deploying, and Managing Smartphone Apps for Oracle E‐ MosconeOct 284:15 p.m.

Business SuiteVijay Shanmugam, Director, Oracle

MosconeWest—3004

ThursdayOct 29 CON8144 ‐ Personalize and Extend Oracle E‐Business Suite for Desktops and Tablets

P d b dh A b l Di ATG D l O lMoscone

W 3022


Oct 292:30 p.m. Padmaprabodh Ambale, Director, ATG Development, Oracle West—3022

111


Integration

WednesdayOct 28

11:00 a.m.

CON8132 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite Integration Best PracticesVeshaal Singh, Vice President, Oracle

MosconeWest—3004

ThursdayOct 29

12:00 p.m.

CON8131 ‐ Enabling Oracle E‐Business Suite for SOA, Cloud, and MobileRekha Ayothi, Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3004



Desktop Integration

WednesdayOct 28

1:45 p.m.

CON8143 ‐ Standards‐Based Desktop Integration in Oracle E‐Business SuitePadmaprabodh Ambale, Director, ATG Development, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022



Performance

WednesdayOct 28

12:15 p.m.

CON8135 ‐ Getting Optimal Performance from Oracle E‐Business SuiteSamer Barakat, Director, Applications Performance, Oracle

MosconeWest—3022



Security

ThursdayOct 29

2:30 p.m.

CON8137 ‐Managing Oracle E‐Business Suite Auditing and SecurityEric Bing, Senior Director, OracleElke Phelps, Senior Principal Product Manager, Oracle

MosconeWest—3004


hMeet the Experts, Demos


Meet the Experts – Technology StackMeet the Experts Technology Stack

• Max Arderius, Senior Principal Product Managerg

• 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, 2015

12:15 p.m.


Moscone West – 3001A

Meet the Experts – Upgrades Best PracticesMeet the Experts Upgrades Best Practices

• John Abraham, Director, Product Management• Max Arderius Senior Principal Product ManagerMax Arderius, Senior Principal Product Manager• Samer Barakat, Director, Applications Performance

• Nadia Bendjedou, Senior Director ‐ Product ad a e djedou, Se o ecto oductStrategy

• George Buzsaki, VP, Application Architecture• J. Anne Carlson, Senior Director, Product Strategy

• Kevin Hudson, Senior Director• Udayan Parvate, Senior Director, EBS Release

i i

MTE10254 – Tuesday, Oct 27, 20155:15 p.m.


Engineering• Elke Phelps, Senior Principal Product Manager


Meet the Experts – Extensions for EndecaMeet the Experts Extensions for Endeca

• Ahmed Ali, Software Development Director• Anurag Malik Director Product ManagementAnurag Malik, Director, Product Management• Muhannad Obeidat, Senior Director, Development

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



DemosDemos

• WUL‐003– Advanced Architecture and Technology Stack for Oracle E‐Business Suitegy

• 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 SuiteWCL 016 N U I t f C biliti i• WCL‐016 ‐ New User Interface Capabilities in Oracle E‐Business Suite

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

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


Upgrade Best PracticesTue, Oct 27: 10:15 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Wed, Oct 28: 10:15 a.m. – 4:15 p.m.

Executive KeynoteExecutive KeynoteCliff Godwin – Senior Vice PresidentApplications Development, Oracle E‐Business Suite

“GEN6409 ‐ Oracle E‐Business Suite: Update, Strategy and p , gyRoadmap”

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 AMLocation: Moscone West—2008