My Oracle Fusion Middleware Experiments

Hey! Namaste from Oracle Fusion Middleware world!! In this post, I would like to share the experiment on the SOA domain using WLST for a high availability imposed Clustered Domain. Prerequisites for SOA cluster domain configuration Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure Oracle SOA 12.2.1 Installation Oracle OSB 12.2.1 Installation Clustered SOA Domain using WLST preparation High availability can be achived when we configured multiple WebLgoic managed servers and they are part of a cluster. Here in this case 'soa_server1', 'soa_server2' are configured into the 'soa_cluster'. Step 1: Create the below soa_domain.properties file WLHOME = /home/oracle/products/12.2.1/Oracle_Home/wlserver ORACLE_HOME = /home/oracle/products/12.2.1/Oracle_Home DOMAIN = soa_qa_domain DOMAIN_PATH = /home/oracle/wls_domains/domains/soa_qa_domain APP_PATH = /home/oracle/wls_domains/applications/soa_qa_domain SERVER_ADDRESS = 192.168.xxx.xxx LOG_FOLDER =...

Welcome to learning Fusion Middleware Experiments blog series which covers all  Administration tasks. Every Java-based developed Oracle product is moved into the same strategy. Where WebLogic Infrastructure will be the platform to run the servers in HA. Oracle FMW infrastructure installation flow Installing Oracle Fusion Middleware products generally involves 1. Install JDK/Java Runtime 2. Create the database schemes - required by the FMW products being installed by using the Oracle Repository Creation Utility (RCU) 3. Install Oracle WebLogic Server  4. Install other Oracle Fusion Middleware products  You need to know about your installation machine details first accordingly you can select the platform, architecture-specific JDK.  Download JDK1.8[latest version] Install JDK  You can download latest stable version of JDK from Oracle Software Delivery Cloud or OTN. The following might  cd tar -zxvf /vagrant_data/jdk-8u65-linux-x64.gz This wi...