Amis puppet building blocks demo for Oracle Database and Weblogic cluster

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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
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ond
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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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