AIOUG Oracle Cloud Day(IaaS,PaaS,SaaS) - Hyderabad Chapter 11th Feb 2017

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Running Oracle E-Business Suite on Oracle
Cloud: Why, What and How?
Veshaal Singh
Vice President – Product Development
EBS Development
Oracle

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Agenda
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Oracle Cloud Offerings - Overview
Why Oracle E-Business Suite on the Oracle Cloud?
Solution Overview and Roadmap
Use Cases - Transition to Oracle Cloud
Resources and Getting Started
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Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)
Oracle Cloud Strategy
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Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS)
Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)

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Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)
Oracle Cloud Strategy
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Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS)
Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)

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The Value of Application Dev/Test on the Cloud
Customers saving opportunity
• $300 billion Enterprise IT spending
on Dev/Test last year
• 50% wasted to buy, install, and
configure the requisite servers,
storage, databases, operating
systems, and testing tools
Source: ForbesBrandVoice
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Agenda
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Oracle Cloud Offerings - Overview
Why Oracle E-Business Suite on the Oracle Cloud?
Solution Overview and Roadmap
Use Cases - Transition to Oracle Cloud
Resources and Getting Started
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Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)
Oracle Compute Cloud Service
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Oracle Compute Cloud Services
Container
Service (Docker)
Dedicated
Compute
Bare Metal
Multiple OS
Multiple
Hypervisors
Docker
Containers
General Purpose
Compute
Compute
Ravello
Public Cloud
On-Premise
Engineered
Systems IaaS

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Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS)
Oracle Database Cloud Service (DBCS)
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• Database Provisioning
• Database Backup
• Disaster Recovery (DR)
• High Availability – RAC
• Database Patching
Database - Typical Use Cases for a DBA
Oracle Database and Infrastructure On-premises Provisioning
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Provisioning Database and Infrastructure On-premises
1. Procure Data Center Floor space
2. Procure Servers
3. Procure Storage Devices
4. Procure SSL Certificates & Keys
5. Procure HSM Devices (for encryption)
6. Procure OS Licenses
7. Procure Anti-Virus Licenses
8. Procure SIEM Licenses
9. Allocate Storage Admin
10. Allocate System Admin
11. Allocate Database Admin
12. Allocate Network Admin
13. Install Server
14. Cable Server to Network
15. Install SSL Certificates & Keys
16. Acquire Public/Private IP Addresses
17. Acquire Domain Name (from internal
DNS)
18. Install Storage Devices
19. Acquire IP Addresses
20. Install SSL Certificates and Keys
21. Create Physical Storage Volumes
22. Register Storage Devices with Server
23. Install Operating System
24. Create System Administrator Accounts
25. Register with Corporate LDAP Directory
26. Register with Audit Software
27. Add Users to System Administration Accounts
28. Register Servers with Redhat Administrative
Console
29. Install Hypervisor
30. Create Virtual LAN Partitions
31. Allocate IP Addresses (Private)
32. Carry out Network Address Translation (NAT)
33. Register Virtual LANs with Network Switch
34. Add Users to Hypervisor Administrator
Accounts
35. Register Guests with VMWare ESX Console
36. Run Clusterware Pre-requisite checks
37. Run Oracle DBMS Install Pre-requisite checks
38. Read database installation guild
39. Stage Oracle Database software
40. Configure Oracle Database
41. Log in to the system as root
42. Check HW, Memory, System, Disk, software, OS,
OS Kernel, package, compiler, and additional
software requirements
43. Create required OS Groups and Users, Oracle
Inventory group, oracle software owner, OSDBA
group, OSOPER group
44. Synchronize groups with LDAP repository
45. Configure Kernel parameters and resource
limits, create required directories, configure
user
46. Install oracle database; select clusterware/grid
installation, specify base installation pathname
47. Specify software location, choose file system or
ASM, specify file location, specify ASNSNMP
password, database edition, OSDBA group,
global name
48. Specify database name, database name domain,
administrative password, confirm password
49. Verify database is functioning properly
50. Email developers access credentials and
configuration details

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Once Click to
setup an Oracle
RAC

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Oracle Database Cloud
Oracle Database Provisioning on-premise comparison
On-Premise
1. Procure Data Center Floor space
2. Procure Servers
3. Procure Storage Devices
4. Procure SSL Certificates & Keys
5. Procure HSM Devices (for encryption)
6. Procure OS Licenses
7. Procure Anti-Virus Licenses
8. Procure SIEM Licenses
9. Allocate Storage Admin
10. Allocate System Admin
11. Allocate Database Admin
12. Allocate Network Admin
13. Install Server
14. Cable Server to Network
15. Install SSL Certificates & Keys
16. Acquire Public/Private IP Addresses
17. Acquire Domain Name (from internal DNS)
18. Install Storage Devices
19. Acquire IP Addresses
20. Install SSL Certificates and Keys
21. Create Physical Storage Volumes
22. Register Storage Devices with Server
23. Install Operating System
24. Create System Administrator Accounts
25. Register with Corporate LDAP Directory
26. Register with Audit Software
27. Add Users to System Administration Accounts
28. Register Servers with Redhat Administrative Console
29. Install Hypervisor
30. Create Virtual LAN Partitions
31. Allocate IP Addresses (Private)
32. Carry out Network Address Translation (NAT)
33. Register Virtual LANs with Network Switch
34. Add Users to Hypervisor Administrator Accounts
35. Register Guests with VMWare ESX Console
36. Run Clusterware Pre-requisite checks
37. Run Oracle DBMS Install Pre-requisite checks
38. Read database installation guild
39. Stage Oracle Database software
40. Configure Oracle Database
41. Log in to the system as root
42. Check HW, Memory, System, Disk, software, OS, OS Kernel, package, compiler, and additional software requirements
43. Create required OS Groups and Users, Oracle Inventory group, oracle software owner, OSDBA group, OSOPER group
44. Synchronize groups with LDAP repository
45. Configure Kernel parameters and resource limits, create required directories, configure user
46. Install oracle database; select clusterware/grid installation, specify base installation pathname
47. Specify software location, choose file system or ASM, specify file location, specify ASNSNMP password, database edition, OSDBA group, global name
48. Specify database name, database name domain, administrative password, confirm password
49. Verify database is functioning properly
50. Email developers access credentials and configuration details
1. Choose version of DBMS
2. Choose Edition SE, EE, EE High, EE Extreme
3. Choose Shape – storage, cores, memory
4. Choose Backup and Patching windows
5. Upload Key
6. Press Go
Oracle Cloud
Days or Weeks
30 Minutes

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Oracle IaaS and PaaS in your Data Center
Oracle Cloud Machine (OCM)
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What If you Cannot Consume Public Cloud Services ?
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Genuine constraints prevent the consumption of public cloud
 Connect with back-end
mainframes,
databases, ERPs, etc.
with near zero latency
 Dedicated
infrastructure offers
lower latency
Latency
 Comply with regulatory,
legal and privacy
requirements
 Sensitive data on
premises
 Custom security
standards
Data Sovereignty
 Keep 100% control over
business-critical systems
 Use your own firewalls,
load balancers,
hardware VPNs, etc.
 Extremely high SLAs
Control

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Oracle Cloud Machine
• Oracle Cloud operated
and delivered as a
service behind your
firewall
• Same PaaS and IaaS
software, same updates
as Oracle Cloud
• Same cost-effective
subscription pricing
model as Oracle Cloud
• Conforms to regulatory,
privacy, legal, and
business requirements
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Oracle
Datacenters
Customer’s
Datacenter
IaaS
PaaS
CachingDatabase IntegrationJava EE Java SE Node Messaging
Network Storage Compute
Same Standards
Same Services
Unified Management

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Oracle Managed Cloud Services (OMCS)
Application Management for EBS on Oracle Cloud
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OMCS Runs your EBS on Oracle Cloud
• Lifecycle Management
– Provisioning, proactive patching, backup/restore &
archive, cloning, extensive system monitoring, HW
monitoring, security guidance & best practices
– Business transaction monitoring, DB activity
recorder, predictive monitoring
– Choice of Deployment options: Both Prod and
Dev/Test in Oracle Cloud, or on Oracle Cloud
Machine, or only Dev/Test in Oracle Cloud
• SLAs
– Application availability, refresh, patching,
provisioning and governance
– Service Request response and resolution time
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Value Added Application Management Services
Change
Availability
Infrastructure
Performance
Configuration
Release
Incident
Problem
Lifecycle Management Areas

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 Production Readiness – Transitioning customers to
Oracle Cloud
 Integrations with other Oracle Cloud Services,
Oracle Products or 3rd party products
 Upgrade services
 Architecture and Sizing of EBS and Cloud
requirements specific to customer needs
 Security guidance / Best practices
 Customization development, Testing Solutions on
Cloud as proof of concept
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EBS Application Administration by Partners

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Oracle E-Business Suite on Oracle Cloud
• Oracle Infrastructure as a Service – IaaS
– Elastic and Dedicated Oracle Compute Cloud
• Oracle Platform as a Service – PaaS
– Database Cloud Service
– Exadata Cloud Service
• Oracle Cloud Machine – OCM
– Includes both IaaS and PaaS
– In your datacentre
• Oracle Managed Cloud Services – OMCS
– Or your preferred partners
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Cloud Components – Building Blocks
Infrastructure + Database + Application Management
Infrastructure + Database
Infrastructure

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Agenda
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Oracle Cloud Offerings - Overview
Why Oracle E-Business Suite on the Oracle Cloud?
Solution Overview and Roadmap
Use Cases - Transition to Oracle Cloud
Resources and Getting Started
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• Existing EBS Deployment
– ExaData
– RAC Database
– Disaster Recovery
• Expertise and Resources
– Underlying infrastructure (ASM)
– Networking
– Installing EBS on Exadata
– Expertise around RAC
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Current Scenario - EBS on ExaData On-Premise Deployment

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How can we Simplify? DBCS and IaaS
• Oracle takes the ownership of Complexity
– Hosting
– ASM Setup
– Network
– RAC
– Installation of EBS
• Simple Interface for Provisioning
– CLI
– UI
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GUI/API driven Instance Management
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Roadmap

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Dedicated Compute Domain
EBS App
Tier
Chef Server
EBS Provisioning
Tools VM
Exadata CS
Provisioning Image
OS-Only Image
EBS Images
Oracle Object Store
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Oracle Cloud Deployment
1. Exadata Cloud Service – Database
2. IaaS/Compute – Application Tier
3. A Chef Provisioning VM with
Cookbooks developed for EBS
automation use cases. EBS DB
Tier

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EBS on Oracle Compute vs Other Cloud Vendors
• Deep Expertise - Oracle on Oracle
– EBS Developed by Oracle, and now made to work on Oracle Compute
– Experience as seamless as what you have on-premise
• Automation
– Automated provisioning of EBS instances
– EBS Clones in minutes vs hours
– Automated EBS Backup/Restore
– Multi Node EBS deployments from EBS Backups/Images
– Automated DR for a given EBS Instance
– Automated Provisioning of External Services
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Value for the Line of Business
Why Oracle E-Business Suite on the Oracle Cloud?
Support Growth
Enable Business Agility
Lower Costs and Risk
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Value for the Line of Business
Why Oracle E-Business Suite on the Oracle Cloud?
• Global expansion
• New market entry
• Mergers & Acquisitions
Support Growth
Enable Business Agility
Lower Costs and Risk
• Stay current with E-Business Suite innovation
• Expand your EBS footprint more easily
• Adopt SaaS Apps with Cloud-to-Cloud integrations
• Quick and easy procurement for new capacity
• Cost effectiveness applications management
• Fewer operational issues
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Typical EBS Projects Require Additional Infrastructure
Use Cases
• New Implementations
• Global Rollouts
• Upgrades
• Evaluating EBS
• Business/Process Changes
• Routine Maintenance
Non-Production
/ Dev -Test
Production
Instances
Typical EBS Instance Strategy
Go-Live
Train Users
Plan/Build/Test
Evaluate
Typical Methodology
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Non-Production
/ Dev -Test
Production
Instances
Start with your “Dev/Test” env to Oracle Cloud
Typical Instance Strategy
Clone your
non-production,
Dev/Test
environments to
Oracle Cloud
on-premises
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ORACLE Cloud

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Non-Production
/ Dev -Test
Production
Instances
When Ready, Move your “Production” env to Oracle Cloud
Typical Instance Strategy
Move your
Production as well
as Dev/Test
environments to
Oracle Cloud
on-premises
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ORACLE Cloud

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Agenda
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Oracle Cloud Offerings - Overview
Why Oracle E-Business Suite on the Oracle Cloud?
Solution Overview and Roadmap
Use Cases - Transition to Oracle Cloud
Resources and Getting Started
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2
3
4
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Solution Overview
Oracle E-Business Suite on the Oracle Cloud
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• Start with Dev/Test/Training/QA
• “Production” on Oracle Cloud is supported
• Getting Started with EBS on Oracle Cloud
(Doc ID 2066260.1)
• New Whitepaper: Oracle E-Business Suite
on Oracle Cloud
Ability to run
Oracle E-Business Suite on
Oracle Cloud (IaaS + PaaS)

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Deployment Choices
Oracle E-Business Suite on Oracle Cloud
• “All-in-One”
• Demo / Sandbox /Training
• Explore new functionality
Single node on IaaS
Compute
Cloud Service
• “Scale-out” apps tier
• Dev, Test, Prod
• Full scale deployment
Multiple nodes on IaaS
• “Scale-out” apps tier and database tier
• Leveraging DBCS for manageability & RAC
• Same components as multiple tiers, but
with your data in Oracle Database Cloud
Service (DBCS)
IaaS + Database Cloud Service
Database
Cloud
Service
Compute
Cloud Service
Compute
Cloud Service
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Quickly create multiple
environments, as needed
Rapid Provisioning
Customizing or extending
EBS in the Oracle Cloud
Development in the Cloud
Migrate on-prem EBS
Instances to Oracle Cloud
Migration Tools
Automation for E-Business Suite on Oracle Cloud
What is Oracle’s Solution?
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Lifecyle management and
runtime monitoring of
EBS instances on-prem
and on Oracle cloud.
Hybrid Cloud Management
VNC Clients
Development
Tools VM

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• EBS 12.2.6 Demo Install Image
• EBS 12.2.5 Demo/Fresh Install
Image
• EBS Provisioning Tools Image
• EBS Development Tools Image
• EBS Information Discovery v6
– For 12.1.3 and 12.2.5
1) Quick Provisioning from Marketplace
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Provision EBS Images Directly from Oracle Cloud Marketplace
Oracle Cloud Marketplace

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1) Quick Provisioning
Application Tier and Database on a Single Node
EBS 12.2.5 Demo
Install Image
EBS 12.2.5 Fresh
Install Image
2015-12-21 2015-12-21
Compute Marketplace
Fresh Install Image
Demo Install Image
EBS 12.2.5 VM Images
Oracle Object Store
Oracle Cloud
Your Oracle Compute Domain
SecList
HTTP
New EBS Environment
IP

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Bring your EBS Environment to Oracle Cloud
2) “Lift and Shift” EBS Instances
Cloud EBS Instanceson-premises EBS Instances
EBS Dev EBS Dev EBS Production
SSH
EBS TestEBS Test EBS Production
Oracle CloudOn-premises
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Single Utility
EBS Instance URL

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Use Development Tools Image – JDeveloper
3) Developer Tools: Develop Customizations on Oracle Cloud
VNC Clients
EBS Test
EBS
Dev
Development
Tools VM
VNC
Server
Oracle Cloud
HTTP/HTTPS, SSH
On-premises
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EBS QA
Migrate Custom Package or Apply Oracle Patch
4) Unified Interface to Manage On-premises and Oracle Cloud
Custom
Package or
Oracle Patch
Custom
Package or
Oracle Patch
EBS Dev EBS TrainingEBS Test
Custom
Package or
Oracle Patch
SSH
Application
Management
Suite
ORACLE Cloud
Administrator
Custom
Package or
Oracle Patch
EBS Prod
Custom
Package or
Oracle Patch
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On-premises

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Supported Combinations of EBS & DB Releases
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Supported Today
Oracle E-Business Suite on Oracle Cloud
Oracle Database Version: 11.2.0.4
Oracle Cloud Service Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.1.3 Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.2.3+
Compute Cloud Service Supported Supported
Database Cloud Service Supported Supported
Exadata Cloud Service Supported Supported
RAC with DBCS/Exadata CS Supported Supported
Oracle Database Version: 12.1.0.2
Oracle Cloud Service Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.1.3 Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.2.3+
Compute Cloud Service Supported Supported
Database Cloud Service - Supported
Exadata Cloud Service - Supported
RAC with DBCS/Exadata CS - Supported

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EBS Backup/Restore – Oracle Storage Service
• EBS Backup
– Database
• Leverage ODBCS  OSS
– Apps Tier
• File based backup  OSS
• EBS Restore
– Database
• OSS  Compute, DBCS or ExaCS
– Apps Tier
• OSS  Apps Tier
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On-Premises
Oracle Database Backup Cloud
Service
Oracle Cloud
Oracle
RMAN
Oracle Database Cloud
Backup Module
Databases /
FRA
Database Backup
Roadmap

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EBS Clones in Minutes vs Hours?
• Using Logical Host Name
–File Structure between source and cloned instance remains the same
–Re-configuration requires only Autoconfig run
• Using native Storage Solutions
–Sparse Disk (ExaData)
–Snapshot on DBCS
–Snapshot on Compute
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Roadmap

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DB Name EBSDB
SID EBSDB
Service Name EBSDB
Oracle_Home /u01/db1
EBS Clone in OPC
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DB
OH
Source Database
clone
clone OH
Target Database
DB Name EBSDB
SID EBSDB
Service Name EBSDB
Oracle_Home /u01/db1
Apps Apps
Snap clone
Configurations around
Logical hostname = Host1
Source Application Tier Target Application Tier
Context = EBSDB_Host1 Context = EBSDB_Host1
Main re-wiring task is to set
Logical hostname = Host1
DB
Roadmap

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Oracle Cloud
Production EBS
Environment
Dedicated Compute Domain
Exadata CS
EBS App
Tier
Chef
Server
EBS Prov
Tools VM
1. Create Test Master
2. Create Clone of Test master Database using
Sparse Clone
3. Create Clone of Test master Apps tier using
Compute Snapshot
4. Run EBS Database configuration
5. Wire the Apps Tier with Database
6. Bring up EBS
Fast Clone - Exadata CS and Compute
Minutes vs Hours
EBS DB
Tier
Target EBS envs
Multiple copies
Test Master
Env
EBS
4
EBS
3
EBS
2
EBS
1
Roadmap

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Oracle Cloud
Dedicated Compute Domain
Target
EBS environment
EBS App
Tier
EBS DB
Tier
Source
EBS environment
OTD
LBR
Volume
Snapshots
Chef
Server
EBS Prov
Tools VM
EBS App
Tier
EBS DB
Tier
OTD
LBR
1. Create volume snapshots for DB,
Apps, and OTD for an EBS Instance
2. Create Target DB, Apps, and LBR
from volume snapshots
3. Configure using Logical Host name
4. Bring up EBS
Fast Clone – Compute to Compute
Minutes vs Hours
Roadmap

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Elasticity for EBS
•Scale Out/In
•Scale Up
•Add storage
•Increase memory for JVM’s
Auto-scaling of EBS
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Roadmap

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Disaster Recovery
• Automated Creation of Disaster Recovery Site
–Cloud to Cloud
–On-Prem to Cloud
• Automated Failover
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Roadmap

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Dedicated Compute Domain (Chicago)
General Compute Domain (Ashburn)
DBaaS
DBaaS
Primary
DR
Database
Backup
Service
Reporting
File
Sync
Dataguard
Logs Transfer
6GB/hour
~7Mbps
EBS DR Automation - Cloud-to-Cloud
App Tier
App Tier
OTD
Oracle Cloud
Chef
Server
EBS Prov
Tools VM
Roadmap

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Automated provisioning of External services – Plug and Play
• Provision/Remove an External Service
– Identify an EBS instance on Cloud using EBS Provisioning VM
– Take the required inputs for External Configuration
– Run the configuration to add it to an EBS instance using EBS provisioning VM
• Remove an External Service
– Mailer (Outbound/Inbound)
– OID/OAM
– SOA Suite /SOACS
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Roadmap

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Oracle Cloud
Dedicated Compute Domain
Chef
Server
EBS Provisioning
Tools VM
SOA CS
instance
OAM/OID
Instance
Mailer
Instance
EBS App
Tier
EBS DB
Tier
EBS environment
OTD
LBR
1. Config/Re-config EBS Workflow Notification
Mailer for Outbound & Inbound notifications
config.
- Check if SMTP & IMAP servers are already setup
- If not install open source POSIX and Dovecat
- Configure them with EBS instance.
2. Config/Re-config EBS instances with pre installed
SOA CS
3. Config/Re-config EBS instances with OAM/OID.
set up Webgate with OHS on EBS.
4. Set up TDE during DB creation on Cloud.
Automated External Integration
Configurations
Roadmap

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Self-Service Provisioning – User Interface
• Initial provisioning
– Single Node
– Multi Node (Shared and non-shared file system)
• Instance management
• Clone
• Add Node
• Backup/ Restore/Refresh
• Disaster Recovery
• Provision External Services
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Roadmap

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Roadmap

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Roadmap

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Roadmap

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GUI/API driven Instance Management
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Roadmap

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GUI/API driven Instance Management
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Oracle E-Business Suite Envir onment Management Service
CLOUD My Services
Summary
App
Nodes
OCPUs Memory Storage
2
DB
Nodes
2 6 30 968
Application Tier Nodes
Primary Node:
EBS Base:
Aug 25, 2016 12:02:16 PM UTC
Yes
/u01/install/ebs
SQL*Net Port:
SID:
1521
mfgprddb1
PDB Name: PDB1
SQL*Net Port:
SID:
1521
mfgprddb2
PDB Name: PDB1
EBS Base: /u01/install/ebs
Public IP: 192.168.1.101
Storage:
Memory: 15 GB
OCPUs: 1
150 GB
EBS
GB GB
Clone
Backup
Add Node
Access Rules
Delete
/ MFGPRD01 |
Database Tier Nodes
Additional Information
Overview
Administration
App
Nodes
2
DB
Nodes
2
mfgprdapp1
Primary Node: No
Public IP: 192.168.1.102
Storage:
Memory: 15 GB
OCPUs: 1
150 GB
mfgprdapp2 View
Scale Up/Down
Remove
Public IP: 192.168.1.103
Identity Domain: myebsdomain
EBS Version:
Login Page:
12.2.6
MFGPRD01 Login Page
Storage:
Memory: 15 GB
OCPUs: 2
95 GB
mfgprddb1
Public IP: 192.168.1.104
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Oracle Cloud Offerings - Overview
Why Oracle E-Business Suite on the Oracle Cloud?
Solution Overview and Roadmap
Use Cases - Transition to Oracle Cloud
Resources and Getting Started
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Part of Continued Investment on EBS Release Roadmap
Reminder: Oracle E-Business Suite Release Roadmap
9/2013 12/2013 9/2014
12.2 12.2.3 12.2.4 12.2.5 12.2.6 12.2.7 12.312.1 12.1.2 12.1.3 12.1.3+
5/2009 12/2009 8/2010 10/2015
New Release
9/2016
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Customer Choice to Use 12.1 or 12.2
Reminder: Oracle E-Business Suite Support Timelines
11.5.10
GA Nov 2004
Extended12.0
GA Jan 2007
12.1
GA May 2009
12.2
GA Sep 2013
Premier
Sustaining
Sustaining
Sustaining
Sustaining
Premier
Premier
Extended Exception
Jan 2012 Jan 2015
Nov 2013Nov 2010
Sep 2013 Sep 2023
Dec 2021
Dec 2015
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
For more info, see Oracle Lifetime Support Policy: Oracle Applications
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EBS Customer’s Roadmap to the Oracle Cloud
• Use Case#1: Customers on 12.2.x  latest release, ongoing innovation
• Use Case#2: Customers on 12.1.3  most EBS customers
Adopting Oracle Cloud - Use Cases
ORACLE Cloud
Customer Data Center
on-premises instances
Transition
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Use Case#1: Customers on EBS 12.2.x
• Patching and routine maintenance:
– 12.2 online patching offers high availability but requires new technical skills
– OMCS offer proven and efficient services for ongoing use of “online patching “
• Regular updates offer innovation to 12.2 customers
– Roughly annual delivery (12.2.5, 12.2.6, 12.2.7 etc...)
– Cloud infrastructure makes it easier to adopt these updates
• More efficient dev/test
• OMCS service to apply updates (optional)
Adopting Oracle Cloud - Drivers
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Use Case#1: Customers on EBS 12.2.x
• Quick Provisioning – 12.2.5/12.2.6
– Most 12.2 customers are on 12.2.4
– Provision 12.2.5 on Oracle Cloud to evaluate the 12.2.5 updates
• Updates are roughly yearly with 12.2.5, 12.2.6, 12.2.7 etc....
• Lift and Shift – 12.2.3+
– Clone 12.2.3+ to the Oracle Cloud
– Test the regular patching on top of cloned copy of 12.2.x
– Test the upgrade from 12.2.4 to 12.2.5
• Development Tools – 12.2.3+
• Hybrid Cloud Management using Application Management Suite (AMS) for EBS
Adopting Oracle Cloud - Solution
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Use Case#2: Customers on EBS 12.1.3
• Easier upgrade from 12.1.3 to 12.2
– Quick provisioning of 12.2 on Oracle Cloud
– OMCS offerings eliminate the need for 12.2 new technical skills
• Online patching
• Weblogic Server
• Staying on 12.1.3
– Easier to accommodate growth
– Easier to expand the EBS footprint
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Use Case#2: Customers on EBS 12.1.3
• Quick Provisioning – 12.2.5/12.2.6
– 12.1.3 customers are looking to upgrade to 12.2.5/12.2.6
– Evaluate 12.2.5 capabilities
– Test and train users on 12.2.5/12.2.6 capabilities
• Lift and Shift – 12.1.3
– Clone 12.1.3 to the Oracle Cloud
– Test the upgrade to 12.2.5/12.2.6 process/tools on the cloned copy
– Test the 12.2.5/12.2.6 features/modules on the cloned copy
• Development Tools – 12.1.3 and 12.2.3+
• Hybrid Cloud Management using Application Management Suite (AMS) for EBS
Adopting Oracle Cloud - Solution
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Oracle Cloud Offerings - Overview
Why Oracle E-Business Suite on the Oracle Cloud?
Solution Overview and Roadmap
Use Cases - Transition to Oracle Cloud
Resources and Getting Started
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2
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https://cloud.oracle.com/marketplace/product/compute
Getting Started – Oracle Cloud Marketplace

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https://cloud.oracle.com/marketplace/product/compute
Oracle Cloud Marketplace

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http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E72030_01/infoportal/ebsoc.html
Getting Started – Additional Resources

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https://blogs.oracle.com/EBSandOracleCloud/
Blog: Oracle E-Business Suite and Oracle Cloud
• Live since 1st June 2016
• 20 Articles since 1st June 2016
• Dedicated to EBS and Oracle Cloud Topics
• Sponsored by EBS Development Executives
Subscribe by Email

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Oracle Technology Network: E-Business Suite on Oracle Cloud
Discussion Forum: Oracle E-Business Suite on Oracle Cloud
• Live since 1st June 2016
• Dedicated to EBS and Oracle Cloud Topics
• Customer-to-Customer Forum
• Oracle EBS Development participation

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New Whitepaper: Oracle E-Business Suite on Oracle Cloud
http://www.oracle.com/us/products/applications/ebs-on-oracle-cloud-3220296.pdf

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Oracle E-Business Suite Learning Subscription
• Channel Dedicated to “EBS and Oracle Cloud” with
Focus on:
– EBS on Oracle Cloud (IaaS + PaaS)
– EBS Coexistence with Cloud HCM/ERP/CX
– SaaS on PaaS Cloud Applications
• Available Today:
– Running EBS on Oracle Cloud: Why, What and How?
– Deploying EBS on Oracle Cloud: Getting Started
– Deploying EBS on Oracle Cloud: Multi-Node Topologies
– Oracle E-Business Suite Coexistence with Oracle HCM Cloud
– Financial Accounting Hub (FAH) Reporting Cloud Coexistence with EBS GL
– Oracle Sales Cloud Coexistence with E-Business Suite Quotes
– Oracle Service Cloud (RightNow) Coexistence with EBS Field Service
– OTM/GTM in the Cloud for E-Business Suite Customers
– More to come…..
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Oracle E-Business Suite and Oracle Cloud
education.oracle.com/subscriptions/ebs
Oracle E-Business Suite and Oracle Cloud

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Questions
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