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How to Turn New Recruits Into Oracle EPM Infrastructure Gurus
1. REMINDER
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How to Turn New Recruits Into
Oracle EPM Infrastructure Gurus
Prepared by:
Nicholas King
Session ID#: 13888
2. Topics
■ Level 1 – Beginner
▪ What is Oracle EPM?
▪ What’s so Tough about EPM?
▪ EPM Modules
■ Level 2 - Intermediate
▪ Monitoring
▪ Patching
▪ SSL
■ Level 3 – Guru
▪ EPM Technology Stack
▪ Troubleshooting
3. -What is Oracle EPM Infrastructure?
-What’s so Tough about EPM?
------------------------------------------------------------------Level 1 - Beginner
4. Why is Infrastructure Support Critical?
■ Financial close is so critical that companies will spend
millions of dollars to streamline the process
■ Software issues during close can be catastrophic
■ Oracle EPM is a “best-of-breed” product representing some
of the most advanced tools in Finance
5. How to Become Best-of-Breed
■ Key to Understanding EPM Architecture
■ Acquisitions:
▪ 1998 - Hyperion Software merges with Arbor and the combined
company is renamed Hyperion Solutions (Essbase)
▪ 1999 - Hyperion acquires Sapling Corporation (Strategic
Finance)
▪ 2003 - BI Consolidation continues as Hyperion acquiers Brio
(Reporting)
▪ 2006 - Hyperion acquires UpStream (FDM)
▪ 2007 - Oracle buys Hyperion
7. Implications of Acquisitions
■ How do you integrate millions of lines of code from many
different products?
■ When will … work on Linux?
■ What else?
9. What’s so Tough?
Helpful Background
■ Coding – Java, .NET,
Scripting
■ OS Administration
■ SSL
■ Web / Application Server
■ High Availability
■ Troubleshooting
Oracle EPM is:
- a conglomeration of many custom modules
- proprietary and learned only from experience
Absolutely Required
■ Time
■ Patience
■ Dedication to Learn
Proactively
10. Beginner’s Homework
■ Become familiar with EPM modules
■ Execute basic validation procedures
■ Install and configure EPM test environments
■ Internalize the Oracle documentation – Read up!
▪ http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17236_01/index.htm
▪ EPM Module Admin Guides
▪ EPM Module User Guides
▪ Infrastructure:
— Support Matrix
— Installation and Configuration
— High Availability and Disaster Recovery
— Security and SSL
12. Monitoring and Alerting
■ Keeping track of the modules
■ Alert when modules are down
■ Good monitoring identifies problems without having to
perform intensive manual effort
■ Dashboard – Known “good state”
13. Types of Monitoring
■ Passive Monitoring
▪ Servers up and running
▪ EPM modules up and running
▪ Tip: Use OHS access_log to find specific URLs
■ Active Monitoring
▪ Load Runner – simulate user activity
https://server/hfm/GlobalWorkspaceNav/bpm/conf/HfmConfig.xml
https://server:8543/calcmgr/conf/CalcMgrConfig.xml
https://server/hyperion-bpma-server/Sessions.asmx
https://server/awb/conf/AwbConfig.xml
https://server:28443/interop/index.jsp
https://server:10083/easconsole/console.html
14. Patching – Why Patch?
■ Patches are NOT included with the installation media
■ Business needs and stability
■ Patches come out frequently
■ Proactively Patch
■ A typical install has about 20 separate patches to apply after
installation
15. Patching Process
■ Search for new patches for each module
■ What other patches are required dependencies?
■ Detailed Implementation plan – repeatable, concise
Search Dependencies Plan
17. Myriad of HFM Patches
PSU 300
PSU 301
PSU 302
Search Dependencies Plan
18. Patch Plan – Review Readme
■ Cumulative or need
specific base
version, like .300
first?
■ Prerequisite patches
for other Modules
Search Dependencies Plan
19. Patch Plan – Review Readme
For Each Patch Identified
■ Full Opatch command
■ Post-install steps
■ When to redeploy webapp? If patch has EAR/WAR
■ What nodes should the patch be applied
■ Are there any client patches or adapters? Fr studio.. FDM..
■ If redeploying – reset java heap sizes
Search Dependencies Plan
21. SSL Keystore / Wallet
Identity/Private
What cert the server will serve up when URL is requested
- https://mylbname.com/workspace
You must know when your SSL certificates expire and how to rotate them.
Understanding SSL is critical if it is enabled in the environment.
Keystore/Wallet
Trusted
What certificates from other servers are accepted
- mydomain.com
- serv1.mydomain.com
- serv2.mydomain.com
23. Each Layer Uses a Different SSL
Management Tool
OHS
Oracle Wallet
Manager
.sso
WebLogic
Admin Server
Console
.jks
IIS
MMC – Certificates
Inetmgr Site
Bindings
.p12Java
Keytool
.jks
WebLogic
OHS
Java
IIS
Trusted SSL
24. SSL Implementation
■ Installing and Configuring Oracle® Hyperion Enterprise
Performance Management System 11.1.2 with SSL Enabled
on All Layers
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/performance-
management/tutorials/index-087654.html
■ Review each technology stack’s SSL documentation
▪ IIS
▪ WebLogic
▪ Java Keytool
▪ OHS
■ Tip: WLST can be used to script WebLogic SSL components
25. Intermediate Homework
■ Become familiar with operational tasks
▪ Patching
▪ Perform SSL certificate rotation
▪ Jobs - LCM exports, FDM loads, etc.
▪ Backup and Restore procedure
▪ Password changes – admin and database accounts
▪ Oracle Service Requests (SR) - follow tickets from beginning to
resolution
26. -EPM Technology Stack
-EPM Troubleshooting
- Approach
- Examples
------------------------------------------------------------------Level 3 – EPM Support Guru
28. EPM Modules and the Technology Stack
WebLogic
Workspace
Financial Reporting
Planning
Most other Modules
DRM
HFM Web*
EPMA Web*
FDM Web
Java
Framework Services
.Net VB/C++
Essbase
HFM & FDM App
Web
Application
Server
Core Code
WebLogic
Java
IIS
.NET VB/C++
* Some components also WebLogic
29. Understanding WebLogic
WebLogic
Workspace
Financial Reporting
Planning
Most other Modules
Web
Application
Server
WebLogic
A WebLogic Application is…
▪ Framework for Running Java Web Applications
▪ Java Web Applications are bundled into packages and deployed
as part of the WebLogic configuration
▪ Applications are exposed via web pages to end users
■
30. First Build the Application
1. Core Code (Java)
2. Java Libraries
3. WAR File
4. EAR File
31. Next Deploy App in WebLogic
Main Menu
Deployment Details
WebLogic Admin Server: http://wlserver:7001/console
32. WebLogic in Oracle EPM
■ Deploy to Application Server
■ Deployed using WLST – WebLogic Scripting Language
■ Each product has an EAR file on the file system
EPMSystem11R1productsPlanningAppServer
InstallableAppsCommonHyperionPlanning.ear
■ Patching modifies the ear files and requires redeploying the
application server
33. Distributed Env – WebLogic Domain
WebLogic
Domain
server1
Planning1
server2
Planning2
server3
HFMWeb
server4
WebLogic Domain Server Pushes Deployment Files
to Each Node
HyperionPlanning.ear
HFMWeb1.ear
On WebLogic Domain node:
- must install all web products
- must be patched along with all products
34. What is OHS?
■ Essentially an Oracle branded Apache Web Server
■ Three main configuration files
▪ httpd.conf – proxy to IIS
▪ ssl.conf
▪ mod_wl_ohs.conf – proxy to WebLogic modules
■ Files are auto-generated in Configure Web Server task in
the EPM Configuration tool.
OHS is a proxy and load balancer to all EPM modules
37. Troubleshooting Basics
■ Check monitoring dashboard – everything up?
■ Reproduce the problem
■ Narrow down the products involved
■ Look through the logs
■ Do the messages make sense?
■ External Resources
▪ Google
▪ Oracle Knowledgebase
▪ Oracle Forums
▪ Oracle Support
38. Sifting Through Logs
■ 100+ log files in EPM deployment
■ Types of logs
▪ WebLogic Application Logs
user_projectsdomainsEPMSystemservers
▪ EPM Application Logs
Oracle ODL logging framework
user_projectsepmsystem1diagnosticslogs
▪ Windows Event Viewer
▪ HFM Error Log Viewer
▪ FDM Logs in FDMData Folder
39. Troubleshooting EPM - Example
Show Details
End user messages
are too generic and
misleading
Notice the
framework module
is having issues
40. Troubleshooting EPM - Example
Check WebLogic Logs for Framework Module
■ Primary log
user_projectsdomainsEPMSystemserversRaFramework0logs
RaFramework0.log
■ Other logs in this dir, sort by date
▪ RaFramework_CommonClient.log
▪ Framework.log
▪ RaFramework_stdout_console_servlets.log
GsmNotFound
com.brio.one.services.globalservicemanager.GSMException:
GsmNotFound
41. Troubleshooting EPM - Example
Check Application Tier
■ Quick Port Test
telnet localhost 6800
Connecting To localhost...Could not open connection to the host, on port
6800: Connect failed
■ Primary EPM Application Log
user_projectsepmsystem1diagnosticslogsReportingAnalysis
stdout_console_RAF_AGENT_MODULE.log
[oracle.EPMRAF.stdout] Invoking Graceful shutdown...
■ agent.log
Caused by: com.oracle.cmc.agent.RTAgentException: Error While Loading LSM Info
Caused by: com.sqribe.transformer.DBConnectionException: Database Server error:
DBConnectionPool::get: ORA-28000: the account is locked
42. Guru Homework
■ Install and configure a new SSL, load balanced environment
■ Take responsibility for infrastructure issues
■ Troubleshoot EPM
▪ Quickly understand interactions between products and evaluate
error messages from logs to quickly resolve issues
■ Become Part of the Oracle Community
▪ Blog
▪ Forums
■ Begin to train others in the art of EPM infrastructure
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evaluation
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