Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture: Oracle Exalytics Deployment (With Exadata) For High Availability (Doc ID 1592007.1)

Last updated on NOVEMBER 01, 2023

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Purpose

Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture: Oracle Exalytics Deployment For High Availability is a technical brief that describes how to configure a two-node cluster (two Exalytics servers) with Oracle Exadata to enable high availability. The Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA) configuration requires horizontal scale out to be configured for scalability and performance (load balancing). This MAA technical brief focuses on the Oracle Exalytics active-active cluster configuration, where each Exalytics machine in the cluster runs its own Oracle BI Foundation and Oracle TimesTen database.

It covers Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE), TimesTen and Weblogic Server (WLS) products. The technical brief contains the following topics:

• Deploying Exalytics for High Availability
• Exalytics Prerequisites for Deployment
• Exalytics and Exadata InfiniBand Configuration
• Exalytics Deployment on the first Exalytics node
• Exalytics Deployment on the Second Exalytics Machine
• Additional Considerations
• Exalytics Patching

Scope

This technical brief is intended for system administrators, DBAs, system architects, and any personnel involved with installations on an Oracle Exalytics system.

The tasks described require advanced expertise in systems management, the Linux operating system, Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE), TimesTen and Weblogic Server (WLS).

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