Questions on High Availability (HA) Setup for OFSAA (Doc ID 2267811.1)

Last updated on SEPTEMBER 22, 2022

Applies to:

Oracle Financial Services Asset Liability Management - Version 8.0.0 and later
Oracle Financial Services Profitability Management - Version 8.0.0 and later
Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications Infrastructure - Version 8.0.0 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.
Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications (OFSAA)

Goal

You need clarification on how to setup an Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications (OFSAA) environment for high availability (HA).

This process is described in the Oracle Financial Services Analytical Applications Configuration for High Availability (HA) Best Practices Guide but you need additional information.

Solution

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In this Document

1. Can OFSAA applications be deployed on a clustered environment in an active-active mode?

2. Do you need to change the host name to provide access to the secondary node?

3. How do you activate the passive node in the case of a primary node failure?

4. What is the "OFSAA GLIP" referred to in Step 4?

5. Regarding the entry in the /etc/hosts file, are the values "ofss12345" and "glip1" hard-coded? Or can you put other values?

6. What happens if the ACTIVE node suddenly fails? Is the PASSIVE node automatically started?

7. What is the procedure if you have OFSAA node A ACTIVE and OFSAA node B PASSIVE and you want to change B to ACTIVE and A to PASSIVE?

8. Does the Load Balancer need to be on one of the OFSAA servers or on a separate machine?

9. Will the end-users be able to access the OFSAA application during the process of changing the ACTIVE/PASSIVE OFSAA nodes?

10. Is the F5 Load Balancer compatible with the HA configuration? Are there any instructions on how to configure it?

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