Managing Oracle Fusion Middleware
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The document provides an overview of Oracle's middleware management products including: - Oracle Data Integrator and Oracle Warehouse Builder for data integration. - Oracle Enterprise Service Bus and Oracle Service Bus for services and events. - Oracle Enterprise Repository and Oracle Service Registry for service metadata management. - Oracle Enterprise Manager for monitoring, diagnostics and policy management across the middleware stack. - Additional management packs for WebLogic Server, SOA Suite, and Oracle Service Bus. The presentation includes demos of key monitoring and management capabilities.
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Managing Oracle Fusion Middleware
- 1. Business-DrivenIT Management Oracle Enterprise Manager:Empowering IT to Drive Business Value Oracle Fusion Middleware Management Fumiko Yamashita Safe Harbor Statement: The views expressed on this presentation are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Oracle. The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making a purchasing decision. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.
- 2. Agenda Oracle Data Integrator and Oracle Warehouse Builder Oracle Enterprise Service Bus and Oracle Service Bus Oracle Enterprise Repository and Oracle Service Registry FMW Management Features Demo
- 4. ODI 12g (Unified Platform) aims to be a Superset of Existing Products – no regression
- 5. OWB Investments are Fully Protected
- 8. ELT/ETL for Bulk Data
- 11. Service Bus
- 12. Human Workflow
- 13. Data Federation
- 15. Data Governance
- 16. Data Grid
- 17. ELT/ETL for any DB
- 19. Native SQL Code Gen
- 21. ELT for Oracle DB
- 23. PL/SQL Code Gen
- 25. Business Data / Metadata
- 30. De-duplication
- 31. High Performance
- 33. Upgrade SOA 10g/iAS EE 10g to SOA 11g/WebLogic Suite 11g Packaging Oracle SOA Suite 11g License Migration Get the Latest Service Bus Oracle SOA Suite 10g Business Activity Monitoring + BPEL Process Manager + Web Services Manager +Business Rules +B2B Server + Mediator (OESB) + Oracle Service Bus + Complex Event Processing OSB and CEP are available for use only if iAS EE 10g is upgraded to WebLogic Suite 11g. Business Activity Monitoring + BPEL Process Manager + Web Services Manager +Business Rules +B2B Server + Oracle Enterprise Service Bus Oracle iAS EE (OC4J) 10g Oracle WebLogic Suite 11g iAS Standard Edition (w OC4J) + OSSO +Forms and Reports Services +Discoverer Plus and Viewer +Oracle ESB + B2B WebLogic Server EE (with Enterprise Manager Diagnostics Pack)+ Coherence EE+ JRockit Real Time + Management Pack for Coherence + Virtual Assembly Builder + JRockit Flight Recorder Oracle iAS EE 11g
- 34. Part of WebLogic Server EE/Suite Oracle Virtual Assembly BuilderApplication-aware virtualization Time to deploy reduced from days to hours! Time to deploy reduced from Days to Hours! PropertiesInspector Select. Create. Publish. Deploy Assemblies,AppliancesCatalog Assembly Editor Package software components into collections of virtualized appliances (WLS, RDBMS, SOA svc, …) Create multi-tiered assemblies of appliances Single step deployment of assemblies Deployment ResourcePools
- 35. JRockit Flight RecorderJFR brings instant diagnostics Part of WebLogic Server EE/Suite Time to resolution reduced from days to hours! Similar in concept to aircraft black box Collect / Store diagnostic data JVM events WebLogic Server events (WLDF) FMW diag & monitoring events Built-in integration with JRMC Near Zero overhead Capture diagnostic information in running production systems Offline/offsite analysis can be done using the JRMC GUI JRockit and WebLogic dumps to assist in crash-analysis
- 38. Updated B2B gateway, new document management UISOA Suite 11g - Highlights
- 40. Running on Application Grid
- 41. Coherence
- 42. WLS
- 43. JRockitSOA Suite 11g - Highlights OESB OSB
- 44. Agenda Oracle Data Integrator and Oracle Warehouse Builder Oracle Enterprise Service Bus and Oracle Service Bus Oracle Enterprise Repository and Oracle Service Registry FMW Management Features Demo
- 46. WSDL
- 47. XSDs
- 48. Code
- 50. SNMP
- 51. ReportingIntegration Testing IT Operations Staging Production Policy Enforcement SLA Management Closed Loop Service Lifecycle – Provider Perspective Service Definition Architect Single View of Assets Business Owners Consumer Provisioning & Contract Management 12 Intended for information purposes and may not be incorporated into a contract
- 52. Oracle Enterprise Repository & Oracle Service Registry Oracle Enterprise Repository
- 53. Oracle Enterprise Repository & Oracle Service Registry Features and Benefits
- 54. Agenda Oracle Data Integrator and Oracle Warehouse Builder Oracle Enterprise Service Bus and Oracle Service Bus Oracle Enterprise Repository and Oracle Service Registry FMW Management Features Demo
- 57. Instance tracing
- 58. Sync and Async
- 59. Policy monitoring & reporting
- 60. Metric & policy correlation
- 61. Real-time change detectionService Level Management Error Monitoring Transaction monitoring Exception Management Policy authoring, editing, attachment Integration with OSR/ OER Dependency correlation Configuration Management Provisioning Automation Monitoring & Diagnostics Biz Transaction Management Policy Management Closed Loop Governance Change & Config Mgmt Oracle Confidential
- 63. Packaged and custom web apps, xml-soap services
- 64. Oracle apps incl. Oracle Forms
- 66. EBS, Siebel, PSFT mgmt
- 67. SOA, Portal, JEE monitoring
- 68. Resource View
- 72. ADDM
- 73. Automated SQL tuningDiagnostics Pack (JVM Diagnostics & JRockit Mission Control) in WebLogic Suite/EE BTM / ADP (CAMM) in WebLogic Management Pack EE
- 74. Business Transaction Management for SOAHeterogeneous SOA Management Oracle Enterprise Manager Start-to-finish service dependencies across Oracle and non-Oracle middleware <Name> <Encrypted Type='http <CipherDa <Cipher </Ciphe Oracle SOA Suite iAS WebLogic Automatic Transaction Tracing of messages without application change Effective Fault Analysis directly from transaction content
- 76. Warning threshold <= 4 sec - Action: alerts Usage tracked and segmented – e.g. by Platinum, Gold, Silver 2 Gold Bronze Automatically triggers alerts beforecompliance failure for Platinum customers 4 Platinum 19
- 79. Visibility of Application Dependencies
- 81. Reduce Time-to-Resolution by Model-Driven DiagnosticsBiggest bottleneck CAMM: Composite Application Monitor & Modeler
- 82. Oracle Enterprise ManagerDiagnostics Pack for Oracle Middleware Part of WebLogic Server EE/Suite JVM Diagnostics (former Applications Diagnostics for Java (AD4J)) Diagnose Issues in Production, not in Test Reduce Time to Resolution “Always-on” monitoring with more informative alerts Earlier warning to minimize outages JRockit Mission Control Deep diagnosis of Java applications on JRockit with Eclipse
- 83. Application Configuration Console (ACC)Configuration Management (Change Control) for WebLogic Part of WLS Mgt Pk EE Compare and synchronize different WebLogic Environments Inconsistent memory settings Single view of all WebLogic configurations Synchronize configuration to follow Baseline Use out-of-the-box version control to track all changes so systems can be restored to any “Known Good” configuration Audit all configuration changes in version control
- 85. Application Performance Management (CAMM) for SOA
- 86. Integrated Web Services testing
- 87. Web Services Security Polices
- 88. Configuration and Provisioning of SOA SuiteOption to SOA Suite
- 89. Agenda Oracle Data Integrator and Oracle Warehouse Builder Oracle Enterprise Service Bus and Oracle Service Bus Oracle Enterprise Repository and Oracle Service Registry FMW Management Features Demo
- 90. Demo WebLogic Server Basic Features OEM, Application Grid (Clustering), WebLogic Server Monitoring JVM Diagnostics (AD4J) WebLogic Server Management Pack Enterprise Edition Business Transaction Management (AmberPoint) Composite Application Performance Management Pack (CAMM) Service Level Management (SLM) Pack Oracle Service Bus Oracle Enterprise Repository Oracle Data Integrator
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- ----------------------------------------------------------------------ODI vs OWB Roadmaphttp://my.oracle.com/portal/page/myo/lang-en/ver-1/79432B22E652B4D3E040018AEAA3496BOne good slide to show ODI is the mainstream, but seems internal----------------------------------------------------------------------ODI Customer References: http://www.oracle.com/customers/products/data-integration.html---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Oracle's strategic direction in the data integration tool is ODI.ODI 10.1.3 premier support will end at the end of Dec 2010, but Oracle will continue releasing newer version of ODI, and newer versions of ODI after 11g will continue to be enhanced along with other Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g products.Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWB) 11g has become part of Oracle Database EE/SE/SE One & Oracle BI SE/SE One, so the OWB 11g support synchronizes with DB 11g (premier support for 11.2 will end in Jan 2015).However OWB 10.1 premier support ended in July 2007, so if you are still using OWB 10.1, I strongly recommend you to upgrade to 11g.OWB will continue to be enhanced along with other DB/BI features, but customers should look into building new BI framework using ODI and migrate gradually to ODI in the long term.ODI & OWB support details & roadmaps:Oracle Lifetime Support: http://www.oracle.com/support/lifetime-support-policy.html DB support details are in Lifetime Support Policy: Oracle Technology Products ODI support details are in Lifetime Support Policy: Oracle Fusion Middleware ProductsOWB 11g OTN site: http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/warehouse/index.html-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Data Integration Statement of Direction: http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/oracle-data-integrator/sod.pdf (including the ODI roadmap)Today Oracle includes Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) and Oracle WarehouseBuilder (OWB) as the two components of ODI-EE and will merge them into asingle unified data integration technology platform. This strategy fully preservesany existing development investments of all Oracle data integration customers andwill provide a seamless, easy upgrade path from the current components to theunified platform and beyond.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------OWB Roadmap: http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/warehouse/pdf/owb_roadmap.pdfShort Term StrategyOracle purchased Sunopsis in October 2006 and re-branded it as Oracle DataIntegrator (ODI). ODI’s mission is to enhance the Oracle Fusion Middlewareofferings, which require broad support to heterogeneous sources and targets.Warehouse Builder’s mission continues to be to provide comprehensive ETLfunctionality for BI/DW implementations on Oracle Databases.Today, ODI and OWB are released separately. For the short term, both products willcontinue to deliver stand-alone releases.Although released independently, both products are currently being developed witha common goal of integrating with each other and, ultimately, merging into a singleproduct. For example, OWB 11.2 now supports the knowledge module frameworkdeveloped by ODI. And in future releases, both products will share the same userinterface framework and will be able to launch each other processes.Long Term DirectionOracle is committed to protect the investments customers have made in both OracleWarehouse Builder and Oracle Data Integrator. In a future release, Oracle willdeliver a unified data integration product that protects customer investments in bothproducts.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Oracle ESB to OSB Migration Hereby a DRAFT version on how to migrate from Oracle Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) to Oracle Service Bus (OSB).Source Group: OracleWeb Path: ROOTCORNER/KNOWLEDGEAREAS1/KN...854/EMEA/RESEARCH_RESOURCES/ESBAuthor: Marc Keldermanmy.oracle.com/portal/page/myo/lang-en/ver-1/5FBDDDBB2165B1DBE040018AEEA33726 - 132 KB - Jan 5, 2009 - Linkshttp://myforums.oracle.com/jive3/servlet/JiveServlet/download/3150-296889-3979275-9032089/Oracle_ESB_OSB_Migration.doc----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ANNO: Migration Document ESB -> OSB Source Group: OracleWeb Path: SOA/SOA (integration_ww@oracle.com)myforums.oracle.com/jive3/thread.jspa?threadID=296889#3979275&lang=en - 1 Bytes - Dec 4, 2008 - LinksUseful Doc!: http://myforums.oracle.com/jive3/servlet/JiveServlet/download/3150-296889-3979275-9032089/Oracle_ESB_OSB_Migration.docOSB Upgrade GuideWhat is the upgrade path from Oracle ESB (OESB) 10g to Mediator 11g?The upgrade path for Oracle Enterprise Service Bus users from 10g to 11g is fully automated. Oracle Enterprise Service Bus users simply open 10g ESB routing rules in JDeveloper 11g. At this point, JDeveloper converts them to Mediator components that can be deployed to the 11g service infrastructure. All adapter configurations, XLST transformation and routing rules are preserved.What is the migration path from Oracle ESB (OESB) to Oracle Service Bus (formerly ALSB)?First, we need to emphasize that there is no requirement for Oracle ESB customers to migrate to Oracle Service Bus: they already have a fully automated path to the 11g platform. If their mediation needs are fulfilled by Oracle ESB there is no reason to jump to Oracle Service Bus (formerly ALSB).The only time we would recommend a customer to migrate from Oracle ESB to Oracle Service Bus is when they have a concrete and validated need for features available in Oracle Service Bus and not in Oracle ESB. Among these are advanced operations control features such as throttling, higher web-services mediation performance, full web console authoring or "Java on the bus". Please contact Product Management if you have a customer in such situation.There is no automated tooling to help in migrating from Oracle ESB to Oracle Service Bus - our efforts are going towards ensuring that both communities have a seamless upgrade path to 11g. However, there have been various ongoing efforts in the field to start putting together best practices around such migration. See for instance Marc Kelderman'sblog post on OESB to OSB migration.http://orasoa.blogspot.com/2008/12/oracle-service-bus-migration-esb-to-osb.html Best practice document for migrating OESB artifacts to OSB can be found here - http://aseng-wiki.us.oracle.com/asengwiki/display/ASDevESB/OESB+to+OSB+migration+best+practices ---------------------------------------------------------OSB and ESB Converge for ESB, what does ... to implement OSB? 3. If not, what long term and short term migration strategies is Oracle putting in placeSource Group: OracleWeb Path: SOA/SOA (integration_ww@oracle.com)myforums.oracle.com/jive3/thread.jspa?threadID=269383#3852835&lang=en - 1 KB - Aug 28, 2008 - LinksOSB Migration & Upgrades FAQ: http://aseng-wiki.us.oracle.com/asengwiki/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=28456194---------------------------------------------------------ESB migration to OSB Hi all, Is there any migration tool which converts ESB 10g project into OSB 11g project? We could reuse ... and develop OSB services butSource Group: OracleWeb Path: SOA/SOA (integration_ww@oracle.com)myforums.oracle.com/jive3/thread.jspa?threadID=573108#4753373&lang=en - 252 Bytes - May 10, 2010 - LinksNothing in this yet.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- For all prospects, starting point is WebLogic SuiteHighest value components bundled in WebLogic SuiteObviates WLS vsiAS discussion (“it’s all in there”)Penetrating installed base with Coherence, WebLogic Operations Control and WebLogic Real Time builds foundation for future upsell of WebLogic Application GridFor WebLogic install base, WLS SE and EE are natural migrations but WebLogic Suite adds compelling valueFor iAS install base existing Oracle iAS SE and EE continue to be available but WebLogic Suite adds compelling value