JDE Provisioning on OCI - Part3

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My earlier post discussed about Provisioning JDE on OCI where we have to create the VMs manually and install WLS/DB etc manually.

Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne recently announced a Reference Architecture  for implementing JD Edwards EnterpriseOne on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure with preconfigured security and high availability (HA). 

JD Edwards has automated this reference architecture to accelerate the deployment of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Applications 9.2 including the latest enhancements and patches with Tools 9.2.3 on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and reduce the total cost of implementation.

JD Edwards Reference Architecture Automation for OCI
Provisioning of JD Edwards reference architecture on OCI leverages Terraform automation for Infrastructure provisioning (Creating VCN, VMs, DBS, Storage, Load Balancer, and Security) and One-Click Provisioning automation to deploy JD Edwards EnterpriseOne components. The target environment provisioned using the Reference Architecture automation can be a new JD Edwards instance for new businesses or expanding to new geographies or can be further leveraged for:  

Lift & Shift to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for customers on Application release 9.2.x
Move & Improve on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (Upgrade to code current as part of Lift & Shift to OCI) for customers on JD Edwards Application releases 9.0.2 and 9.1.


Benefits of Reference Architecture

Optimized for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Preconfigured Security
High Availability
Validated by JD Edwards with each release cycle
Consistent implementation on OCI
Reduces risks (tested configuration) and streamlines support
      

Supported Environment

Release: JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Applications Release 9.2 (code current) and Tools 9.2.3
Platform: Linux with Oracle Database Cloud Service

 Support for Multiple Databases with JD Edwards One-Click Provisioning

Oracle also announces support to provision and configure multiple database servers for different path codes on Oracle Database Cloud Service or Oracle database installed on OCI. Customers can leverage Terraform automation to provision multiple Oracle Database Cloud Service Instances and use One-Click Provisioning to deploy JD Edwards’s database schema. JD Edwards One-Click Provisioning supports up to five databases one per each pathcode (Shared, PD, DV, PY and PS)

 Supported Environment

Release: JD Edwards Enterprise One Applications releases 9.2 and Tools 9.2.3
Platform: Linux with Oracle Database

 For more information, see the following resources:

Solution Document: Learn about deploying JD Edwards EnterpriseOne on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

reference: 2426372.1

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