Amis puppet building blocks demo for Oracle Database and Weblogic cluster

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This document provides an overview and demonstration of using Puppet modules to automate the configuration of Oracle Fusion Middleware components, including the Oracle Database, WebLogic Server, and SOA Suite. It describes the Oracle Database Puppet modules that can be used for installing and configuring an Oracle database. It also outlines the Oracle WebLogic Puppet modules for installing JDK, configuring WebLogic domains, and automating common Fusion Middleware tasks. The document concludes by noting it will demonstrate the Oracle Database and WebLogic Server configuration using these Puppet modules.

By Edwin Biemond
15 April 2014
Demo Amis Building blocks

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FMW Server
Database
Server
Operating System
WebLogic
OSB
Soa Suite
Domain creation
SOA / OSB
Cluster
Operating system
Database
software
Database
creation
Soa Suite
Repository
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X Total actions
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Packages / JVM /
Ulimits / Kernel / User /
Group / Directories
WebLogic / Patch /
NodeManager
OSB
SOA Suite / Patch
Create Domain
JMS / Servers /
Clusters /
SOA & OSB Cluster
JMS user
/Tablespace
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Oracle Database Puppet
Modules
• Puppet module install biemond-oradb of
• Checkout https://github.com/biemond/biemond-oradb
• Puppet module install hajee-oracle
• Checkout https://github.com/hajee/oracle

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Oracle Database features
• Only for Linux &Solaris
• Oracle Database installation (S-One, SE& EE)
– 12.1.0.1
– 11.2.0.4
– 11.2.0.3
– 11.2.0.1
• Oracle Database Client
– 12.1.0.1
– 11.2.0.1
• Oracle Database Net configuration
• Oracle Database Listener
• OPatch upgrade
• Apply OPatch
• Create a database instance
• Start or Stop a database instance
• GoldenGate
– 12.1.2
– 11.2.1
• RCU
– Soa Suite
– WebCenter
– OIM/OAM
• Tablespace
• User + grants & quotas
• Role
• Services

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Oracle WebLogic Puppet
Modules
• ORAWLS
• WLS
• ORAUTILS
• JDK7
@forge
http://forge.puppetlabs.com/biem
ond
@Github
https://github.com/biemond

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JDK7 & ORAUTILS puppet
module
• JDK7
– For JAVA 7 & 8
– JCE extension (US export policy)
– RSA Key Size Fix in combination with JSSE ( WebLogic 10.3.6 & 12.1.1)
– Entropy fix on Linux
• RNGD or RNG-TOOLS service
• java.security urandom fix
• ORAUTILS ( scripts /opt/scripts/wls )
– showStatus.sh
– startNodeManager.sh
– stopNodeManager.sh
– startWeblogicAdmin.sh
– stopWeblogicAdmin.sh

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ORAWLS puppet module
• Support for Linux & Solaris
• Installs
– WebLogic 10.3.6, 12.1.1, 12.1.2
– ADF 11g & 12.1.2
– Oracle Service Bus 11g
– Soa Suite 11g
– WebCenter 11g Portal & Content
• Patching
– BSU
– OPatch
• Domain types
– Standard (ADF)
– OSB
– OSB, SOA Suite, BAM
– OSB, SOA Suite, BAM, BPM
• Configuration
– NodeManager
– StoreUserConfig
– JSSE
– Multi node with Cluster
– Native Puppet types for
• Machine, Server & Cluster
• User & Group
• Datasource
• Persistence
• JMS Server, Module, Connection Factory,
Queue, Topic, SubDeployment, Quota &
Foreign Server
• Store & Forward
• FMW Configuration
– Log location
– SOA Suite / OSB Cluster
– JRF / ADF Cluster

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