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11 i Cloning Panel Moderator: Sandra Vucinic
Panel Members • • • Lynne Paulus - Fair Isaac & Company John Stouffer – Solution Beacon James Lui - Employers Insurance Group Steve Noynaert – Ring. Master Software Sandra Vucinic – VLAD Group, Inc. Panel Contributors: • Eric Cole - National Institutes of Health
Agenda • • • Available cloning methods Differences between methods Cloning Options available for each method Advanced Rapid Clone Options Future Cloning Options Rapid Clone – Tips, tricks and lessons learned Case Study - 11 i Cloning at NIH Custom cloning method Automated third party tools
How can I clone an Oracle Applications 11 i System? • Available methods: – Cloning using AD Clone utility (adclone. pl) – Cloning using Rapid Clone – Custom cloning methods – Automated tools
What are differences between available cloning methods? • Cloning using adclone. pl method – Applicable for all 11 i releases up to 11. 5. 5 that are not Auto. Config enabled – adclone. pl method requires that you run Rapid Install and apply RDBMS and Technology Stack patches to target system • Cloning using Rapid Clone – Applicable for all 11 i systems that have migrated to Auto. Config and enabled Rapid Clone
Which cloning method is best for your environment? • The best method depends on: – Version of applications: • Prior to version 11. 5. 7 (adclone. pl) • Version 11. 5. 7 and higher (Rapid Clone) – Version of Database: • 8 i (adclone. pl and Rapid Clone) • 9 i (Rapid Clone only)
Future Cloning Options • Fully automated RAC cloning with Rapid Clone (available now !!!!!) • Cloning using Oracle Maintenance Wizard version 1. 10 and Applications Cloning Assistant for 11. 5. 10 (planned to be released this summer)
What cloning options are available for each method? Singlenode to Singlenode Multinode to Multinode Singlenode to Multinode Cloning 11 i Supported Not apps using Available adclone. pl Multi-node to Singlenode Not Available Cloning 11 i Supported apps using Rapid Clone
Advanced Rapid Clone Options • Cloning a single-node to a multi-node system • Cloning a multi-node system to a multi-node system • Adding a new node to an existing system • Cloning “shared appl_top” • Cloning a multi-node to as single-node system – Follow the procedure for Merging Existing APPL_TOPs doc id: 233428. 1 • Use Rapid Clone from OAM
Rapid Clone • Advantages of Rapid Clone – All Tech stack is copied unlike adclone • • Includes RDBMS, 8. 0. 6 and i. AS Exact copy of Source Environment Able avoid re-applying tech stack patches Create new environment without running Rapid Install • Disadvantage of Rapid Clone = Numerous Steps, not a single program
Rapid Clone Tips - RMAN • ‘Cloning Oracle Applications Release 11 i with Rapid Clone’ (doc # 230672. 1) • Integration with RMAN: – ‘Copy database tier file system’ (Section 2 -Step 2 b) • Copy rman files, Delay $ORACLE_HOME copy – – – Use RMAN, ‘duplicate’ source DB Pre-create ‘tempfile’ for TEMP tablespace Shutdown Target DB after RMAN complete Complete Step 2 b, copy Source $ORACLE_HOME ‘Configure target system database server’ (Section 2 Step 3 a)
Rapid Clone Tips - Patching • Rapid Clone and Auto. Config tightly coupled – Patches to either destabilize cloning – Retest Clone method after patches to either • Avoid patches to either unless time for testing – We did not patch either for 1 year after 11. 5. 8 upg • After patches to either, build new target context file – Do not reuse existing since usually new entries – Use ‘Port Pool’ logic when running adcfgclone. pl – RDBMS context file rebuilt with adbldxml. sh
Rapid Clone Tips…. • RDBMS Auto. Config, Rapid Clone may/will clobber files – init_
Rapid Clone Tips… • Check log files (some not documented) – /tmp/adcfgclone*, $ORACLE_HOME/install/make*log • Unset environment before run adcfgclone. pl – Problems if point to Source by accident – Call
Case Study – 11 i Cloning at National Institutes of Health • Five year phased implementation – Multiple, nightly clones (approximately 100/year) – Automated/unattended – cron scripts – Releases 11. 5. 3 to 11. 5. 9 – Multiple servers, accounts, mountpoints, ports – Multiple database environments (Oracle/Gelco)
Case Study – 11 i Cloning at National Institutes of Health Environment Statistics • Oracle E-Business Suite Release 11 i - Production – 550 Application Users – 200 Database Users – 225, 000 Database Objects – Total Environment Size – 210 GB Disk Allocated, 179 GB Used – 125 GB Database – 30 GB Application Code – 9 GB Patches – Nine Production and Production Support Environments (Production, Quality, Test, Training, Development, Sandbox, Patch, Year-end, Upgrade) • Gelco Travel Manager 8. 10 – 33, 000 Traveler Users – 2, 700 Application Users (Planners, Reviewers, Approvers, Administrators, System Administrators, Super Users) – 10 Database Users – 3, 900 Database Objects – Total Environment Size – 30 GB Disk Allocated, 24 GB Used – 14 GB Database Size – 7 GB Application Code – Nine Production and Production Support Environments (Production, Quality, Test, Training, Development, Sandbox, Patch, Year-end, Upgrade) • Total Environment – Production, Development and Project Phases – 44 CPUs – 101 GB RAM – 10 TB Disk Space
Case Study – 11 i Cloning at National Institutes of Health – Weekly cold backup using gtar/compress to separate disk mountpoint – also used for disaster recovery – Untar cold backup of source environment into $ORACLE_BASE of target environment • gtar –zxvf
Service Oriented Architecture
Process Layer – Part 1 of 2
Process Layer – Part 2 of 2
Architecture Oracle Applications 11 i Ring. Master Hot or cold Backup Apache PROD Ring. Master 9 i/10 g Repository + Agent SAN Real time Clone NAS STAGING Client: IE TEST Backup based Clone SSH SCP FTP RCP Telnet Mozilla Tar Gzip Compress RMAN Netscape Net. App EMC Hitachi
Cloning Prod to Test Pre-clone steps Data transfer (Threaded) PROD TEST Post-clone steps Single click Scheduling request Reports Automatic Audit Trail Downtime, who, what, when?
Benefits • • Single click - Component complete Reduce time spent on cloning Clone more frequently SOX compliant (audit trail, reports)
Q&A
Thank You! Lynne Paulus - Lynne. Paulus@Fair. Isaac. com John Stouffer – jstouffer@solutionbeacon. com James Lui - jlui@jlui. net Steve Noynaert - snoynaert@ringmastersw. com Sandra Vucinic - sandrav@vladgroup. com