This learning path describes how to deploy JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Release 9.2 using One-Click Provisioning on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure with Linux using an Oracle Autonomous Database. It is important to note that this document is primarily concerned with the basic requirements for an installation of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. It is not intended as a blueprint for operations in environments such as Development, Test, or Production.
Important Consideration: For best performance, Oracle strongly recommends creating VMs for all JD Edwards components within the same availability domain (AD). This includes the autonomous database itself. The recommended order of creation is to first create the Oracle Autonomous Database. Then based on the AD in which the system automatically creates the database, you should specify that AD for each of the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne server components that you subsequently create. These components include the Enterprise Servers (logic and batch), HTML Web Servers, AIS Web Servers, and Deployment Servers. Further, it is also strongly recommended to keep Production and Non-Production environments in that same AD.
Upon completion of this learning path, you will have a working deployment of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne on Linux in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure with an Oracle Autonomous Database. This process includes the post-installation tasks and the administration of your deployment.
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Oracle Support
You can accelerate your provisioning to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and streamline your process with Oracle Support by entering a planning Service Request (SR) before you start the provisioning process on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Details on how to open the Service Request are on “My Oracle Support, E1: OCI: How to Open A Service Request (SR) For An Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Planning Session” (Doc ID 2348382.1).
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure User Interface
The user interface for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is constantly evolving. As a result, the screens depicted in this tutorial may not exactly coincide with the current release. This tutorial is routinely updated to include any functional changes to the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne implementation process on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. When such updates are made, any differences between the screens in the tutorial and the user interface are reconciled.
If you are planning an Applications Upgrade to a One-Click installation of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, you should be aware of important technical considerations.
These considerations are described in the Applications Upgrade Guide which describes an upgrade to the base Applications Release 9.2.
Refer to this section of the upgrade guide:
Technical Considerations for Applications Upgrade to a 64-bit Version of 9.2