Agenda. Oracle 9iAS Release 2 Road Show. What s in the box? What s in the box? Install Oracle9iAS Understand Oracle9iAS Terminology Manage Oracle9iAS

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1 Agenda Oracle 9iAS Release 2 Road Show Install Oracle9iAS Understand Oracle9iAS Terminology Manage Oracle9iAS Installation, Management, Clustering, Deploying, and Tuning What s in the box? Solaris (9iAS Release ) Oracle9iAS CD s (4) Oracle9iAS Integration CD Oracle9iAS Migration Assistant CD Oracle Internet File System CD Oracle9iAS Unified Messaging Telephony CD Oracle9iAS Administrative and Development Client CD (Runs on Windows Only) Oracle9iAS Documentation CD Oracle9iAS Interoperability Patch CD What s in the box? Windows (9iAS Release ) Oracle9iAS CD s (3) Oracle9iAS Integration CD Oracle9iAS Migration Assistant CD Oracle Internet File System CD Oracle9iAS Administrative and Development Client CD Oracle9iAS Documentation CD 1

2 Certification Solaris Solaris 2.6, 2.7, 2.8 Solaris 9 (expected Q2FY03) Oracle Database 8.1.7, 9.0.1, 9.2 RAC Clickstream and Portal 9.2 RAC certification in process RAC (expected Q1FY03) J2SE/JDK (shipped with J2SE) Client Side Windows NT, 2000, 98, XP Professional Browser Netscape 4.78 (Japanese), 4.79+, IE 5.0, 5.5+ and 6.0 on XP Certification Windows Windows NT 4.0 SP6+, 2000 SP1+ Oracle Database 8.1.7, 9.0.1, 9.2 RAC Clickstream and Portal 9.2 RAC certification in process RAC (expected Q1FY03) J2SE/JDK (shipped with J2SE) Client Side Windows NT, 2000, 98, XP Professional Browser Netscape 4.78 (Japanese), 4.79+, IE 5.0, 5.5+ and 6.0 on XP Certification Linux Redhat Advanced Server 2.1 Kernel glibc Suse SLES7 Kernel glibc Oracle Database 8.1.7, 9.0.1, 9.2 (expected Q1FY03) J2SE/JDK (shipped with J2SE) Client Side Windows NT, 2000, 98, XP Professional Browser Netscape 4.78 (Japanese), 4.79+, IE 5.0, 5.5+ and 6.0 on XP Certification Others IBM AIX bit, AIX 5L (9.0.3) HP-UX 11.0, 11i (64bit only expected in Q1FY03) HP Tru64 5.1a, 5.1 Oracle Database 8.1.7, 9.0.1, 9.2 (9.0.3) J2SE/JDK Client Side Windows NT, 2000, 98, XP Professional Browser Netscape 4.78 (Japanese), 4.79+, IE 5.0, 5.5+ and 6.0 on XP 2

3 Certification Oracle E-Business Suite Rapid Install Contains standard release of Oracle9iAS certification in progress Certified Non-Oracle Database Using DataDirect (Merant) JDBC drivers DB2 UDB 6.1, 7.1, 7.2 DB2 UDB OS/390 5, 6.1, 7.1 Informix Dynamic Server with Universal Data Option 9.x Informix Dynamic Server Microsoft SQL Server 7.0, 2000 Sybase Adaptive Server 11.5, 11.9, 12.0, 12.5 Release Roadmap Today Oracle9iAS Production on all platforms Oracle9iAS Production on all platforms Complete J2EE 1.3 support Includes Oracle9iAS Toplink Oracle9iAS Production Patch all platforms (except NT/2000) ECPerf benchmarks Install Types Application Server Install Options Application Server Install Type Mid-tier Install Some installation options with this type require an infrastructure install to have occurred first Infrastructure Install Type Infrastructure for mid-tier A prerequisite for all mid-tier install options except J2EE and Web Cache Developer Kits Install Type API s and Libraries to aid faster application development and deployment Can be installed alone J2EE and Web Cache Portal and Wireless Business Intelligence and Forms Unified Messaging (not in Oracle9iAS ) OHS, OC4J, Web Cache, Home Page Infrastructure optional J2EE and Web Cache Infrastructure required component + Portal, Wireless Portal and Wireless Infrastructure required components + Forms, Clickstream Intelligence, Discoverer, Reports, Personalization BI and Forms + UM Infrastructure required 3

4 Infrastructure Install Type Oracle9iAS Infrastructure Provides metadata and management and security services for Oracle9iAS components It includes Oracle9i Database as metadata repository Oracle Internet Directory Oracle9iAS Single Sign-on Server Oracle Management Server Some demos Infrastructure Configuration Options Oracle9iAS Metadata Repository Oracle Internet Directory Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On Oracle Management Server This is a Oracle9i EE Database pre-seeded with Oracle9iAS metadata Oracle Internet Directory provides the single source ofaccess to admin information Provides Oracle9iAS wide single sign on services Management Server Always insta led and configured. Contains product, security and management metadata. Selected by default. Can ch oose not to configure ifthe customer wants to use existing OID. Automatica ly chosen ifsso is selected for configuration. Selected by default. Can ch oose not to configure ifthe customer wants to use existing SSO Not selected and OID. by default. Oracle9iAS Topologies Case 1: Single Host single mid tier instance/no Infrastructure PSP Net Thin JDBC Oracle8i Oracle9i Oracle9iAS Topologies Case 2: Single Host - Multiple Mid Tier/No Infrastructure PSP O_H2 Net Thin JDBC Oracle8i Oracle9i JSP/Servlets Data Direct JDBC Driver to DB2 Note: Data Direct JDBC Drivers available via OTN DB2 JSP/Servlets Data Direct JDBC Driver to DB2 Note: Data Direct JDBC Drivers available via OTN DB2 4

5 Oracle9iAS Topologies Case 3: Single Host - Multiple Mid Tier/Separate Host - Infrastructure PSP JSP/Servlets O_H3 Farm Net O_H2 Portal Metadata Repository Oracle8i OID SSO OMS Case 4: Multiple Host - Multiple Mid Tier/Separate Host Infrastructure/Customer DB Bar graph Cluster of instances belonging to the same farm O_H2 Portal BI and Forms 3 O_H s Discoverer Metadata Repository Customer Database Oracle9i OID SSO OMS Developer Kits Install Type Install Notes This option installs XML Developer Kit Portal Developer Kit Wireless Developer Kit LDAP Developer Kit Also installs J2EE and Web Cache mid-tier instance for developers to code and test the applications in a test environment It does not include Internet Hosting Kit Oracle9iAS Migration Kit for ASP These are available as downloads from OTN Follow instructions! We highly recommend installing Oracle9iAS Infrastructure and Oracle9iAS on two separate machines for optimal performance Some mid-tier components REQUIRE a customer database: Clickstream Intelligence Personalization Discoverer Unified Messaging Oracle9iAS Portal can store its metadata either in the infrastructure database or in a customer database 5

6 Agenda Oracle9iAS Terminology 9iAS Farm Install Oracle9iAS Understand Oracle9iAS Terminology Manage Oracle9iAS 9iAS Instance : J2EE & Webcache opmn Web Cache OHS MOD_OC4J JVM JVM 9iAS Instance : Portal & Wireless opmn Web Cache OHS MOD_OC4J 9iAS Cluster Web Cache OHS opmn MOD_OC4J opmn Web Cache OHS MOD_OC4J JVM OC4J instances OC4J instances OC4J instances OC4J instances OHS SSO OID Oracle9iAS Metadata Repository 9iAS Instance : infrastructure Oracle 9iAS Terminology Agenda HA Term 9iAS Installation 9iAS Farm 9iAS Cluster 9iAS Instance Short Description Physical s/w install Metadata repository Mgmt abstraction s/w install / execution Relationship n per node 1 per system n per farm n per cluster Install Oracle9iAS Understand Oracle9iAS Terminology Manage Oracle9iAS OHS Instance OC4J Instance OC4J Process Services HTTP requests OC4J configuration JVM instance of OC4J 1 per 9iAS instance n per 9iAS instance n per OC4J instance 6

7 Oracle Enterprise Manager OEM - Administration Services Oracle s system management solution Provides administration and monitoring for the Oracle environment Host machines Databases and applications Web and application servers Integrated administration and monitoring for all Oracle9iAS components New web-enabled management Oracle Enterprise Manager Website Robust J2EE management Oracle Process Manager and Notification Server (OPMN) Distributed Configuration Management (DCM) Dynamic Monitoring Service (DMS) generates Oracle9iAS metrics Infrastructure Repository Home Page HTTP Server OC4J DMS DCM OPMN Oracle9iAS Administration Service Oracle Process Manager (OPMN) OPMN consists of the following two components: Oracle Process Manager Oracle Notification System Oracle Process Manager uses the configuration files opmn.xml and ons.conf. The files are located under the directory $ORACLE_HOME/opmn/conf/ Distributed Configuration Management (DCM) DCM manages configuration by propagating the cluster-wide configuration for the application server instances and its components. The files are located under the directory $ORACLE_HOME/dcm Instance configuration is persisted into the Configuration Repository. The repository can be in the infrastructure database or file based. File based repository is located under $ORACLE_HOME/dcm/repository Command line utility dcmctl 7

8 Dynamic Monitoring Service (DMS) Dynamic Monitoring Service (DMS) generates Oracle9iAS metrics Performance data Resource usage Volume data Submitted the Java Community Process JSR 138: Performance Metric Instrumentation OHS - Performance Metrics Oracle HTTP Server System metrics CPU, Memory Workload and response time Requests processed and time taken by various modules Virtual hosts information Process details for child server pages OEM Website Accessing OEM Web Site Using the Enterprise Manager homepages, you can manage A single Oracle9iAS instance, including all of its components and applications A group of Oracle9iAS instances that share and take advantage of Oracle9iAS Infrastructure (also known as a farm) Oracle9iAS clusters, which allow you to streamline the process of configuring and deploying Web applications across multiple Oracle9iAS instances OEM Web site can be accessed at The default OEM port is 1810 It resides in primary installation on the host If you have installed the mid-tier on a host called myserver, you would enter the following address in your Web browser 8

9 DCM Command-Line Utility (dcmctl) Command-line alternative to using Oracle Enterprise Manager for some management tasks Starting and Stopping Managing Application Server Instances Managing Components Managing Clusters Deploying Applications dcmctl Target Options Option -application app_name -a app_nam e -cluster cluster_name -clcluster_name -componentcomp_name -co comp_name -componenttype type -ct type -instance instance_name -i instance_name Description Apply the command to the named application Apply the command to the named application server cluster Apply the command to the named component Apply the command to components of the named component type. Component type can be ohs oroc4j. Apply the command to the named application server instance dcmctl Commands dcmctl Commands start stop restart shutdown getstate help geterror Start the processes indicated Stop the processes indicated. Restart the processes indicated. Specifies file to redirect standard error messages to. Return the current status of the processes indicated. Returns help. Returns error description based on the error number. listinstances whichinstance destroyinstance listcomponents resyncinstance Return the names of all instances that belong to the farm Return the name of the target instance. Remove all information related to the instance from the DCM repository. Return a list of component instance names in the application server instance. Resynchronize the local configuration information for an instance with what is in the DCM repository. 9

10 dcmctl Commands listcomponenttypes Return a list of supported component types. The current supported component types are ohs and oc4j getcomponenttype createcomponent removecomponent updateconfig Return the type of the component instance. Create a new component instance of the specified type with the specified name. Remove the specified component from the local instance or cluster. Update the DCM repository with configuration changes made by manually editing the component configuration files. 10