Collaborate 13: Lessons Learned from On-Premise Fusion Application Installations
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In this Collaborate 13 session, Emtec’s Todd Siler, Oracle technology practice director, shares his knowledge of Fusion application installations in this detailed walk-through of installation preparation and execution.
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Collaborate 13: Lessons Learned from On-Premise Fusion Application Installations
- 1. Fusion Applications Installations Lessons Learned #701 Todd Siler
- 2. Todd Siler Oracle Technology Practice Director • PeopleSoft Administrator • Oracle DBA • Linux Administrator
- 3. Agenda • Preparing for Installation • Executing the Installation • Summary & Questions
- 4. • Not for Production Deployments • Proof of Concept / Conference Room Pilot • Evaluation Purposes Only • Not a Step-by-Step Installation Session
- 5. Sizing Sample for…. • Oracle Fusion Financials • Oracle Fusion HCM • Oracle Fusion SCM
- 8. Lesson Read Release Notes Before Starting!
- 9. Lesson Only install what you need
- 10. WANT TO SEE MORE? Click the links below to see the full presentation or our other presentations from Collaborate 2013. Click here for the full presentation. Click here for our other presentations from Collaborate 13.
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- Introduction to LectureConfirm Session ID
- Introduce myself# of Fusion installations completedPeopleSoft AdminOracle DBALinux Admin
- Overview of Agenda
- Explain this presentation is not for a production deploymentThe purpose of this lecture to provide some direction to deploy a company’s first Fusion Application Environment on-premiseNot a step-by-step session. We will go through the process to point out lessons learned
- To provide some idea on the hardware requirements the following slides will assume an installation of….
- Infrastructure PreparationUse Virtual Environment (flexible, snapshots, restores)Server Sizing
- As you are working through the installation process it is easier to do recoveries if everything is on one virtual server