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Installing Oracle Fusion Applications: Where to start

On 22 May 2011 Oracle Fusion Applications (Beta version) was available for download on eDelivery. What is Oracle Fusion Applications: Designed from the ground up using the latest technology advances and incorporating the best practices gathered from Oracles thousands of customers, Oracle Fusion Applications are 100% open-standards-based business applications that set a new standard for the way we innovate, work, and adopt technology (www.oracle.com) To give you an impression of the end product see this demo. To give an idea of the infrastructure of Oracle Fusion Applications, see the next picture.

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This post and all posting still to come, will describe the installation steps to install Oracle Fusion Applications. So where to start with the installation? First you need to download the installation files from eDelivery. On eDelivery you can find the sources via:

After hitting the Go button, you will see all the installation files needed to install Oracle Fusion Applications.

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Start by downloading the 11 installation DVDs and the Documention Library, marked by the red squares. Oracle Fusion Applications is supported on the following platforms: Linux x86-64 (64 bit) Oracle Solaris SPARC (64 bit) Oracle Solaris x86-64 (64 bit) IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64 bit) Microsoft Windows x64 (64 bit) However, at this time only installation files for Linux (64 bit) are available. To go for a full Oracle solution, I will use Oracle Enterprise Linux 5 Update 6 as OS. Oracle Enterprise Linux 5 Update 6 can also be downloaded from eDelivery.

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The main sequence for installing Oracle Fusion Applications is as follows: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Download and stage the Oracle Fusion Applications software and install provisioning framework Install and configure Oracle Identity Management components Install a transaction database Create a provisioning plan for the new environment Provision a new environment Complete required postinstallation tasks

We have now completed the first part of step 1, downloading Oracle Fusion Applications software. The installation manual describes a tool Oracle Fusion Applications Installation Directory Utility (IDU) which should be used to unpack and stage the software. However this tool is not part of the the installation DVDs. Instead (after installing Linux) copy the 11 DVDs to a directory and submit unzip \*.zip This will unzip all DVDs and create a following installation directory

It looks like Oracle has shipped all their software that might be needed. Most of the installation files are Fusion Middleware sources. The installation manual starts off by describing different versions for Fusion Middleware (11.1.1.4, 10.3.4) etc and continues with all Fusion Middleware on version 11.1.1.5. Most of the installation sources

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for Fusion Middleware shipped on the 11 DVDs come with version 11.1.1.4, while this should be 11.1.1.5! At this point we have completed step 1. For step two, we need to install and configure Oracle Identity Management. The installation files for Oracle Identity Management need to be at 11.1.1.5 and versions shipped with the 11 DVDs are not at this level. We need to download the following components from eDelivery and/or Technet (trust me, I had to find out the hard way!): Oracle Database 11.2.0.2 Weblogic Server 10.3.5 Webtier 11.1.1.2 Webtier 11.1.1.5 patchset Identity Management 11.1.1.2 Identity Management 11.1.1.5 patchset SOA Suite 11.1.1.5 Oracle Identity and Access Management 11.1.1.5 Oracle Fusion Middleware Repository Creation Utility 11.1.1.5 Oracle JRockit JDK R28.1.3 for Java SE 6 with JRockit Mission Control 4.0.1 for Linux x86-64 Note that you need to download these installation files for the correct OS, in our case Linux 64 bit! Now we have downloaded all the installation files and are ready to install and setup IDM. In my next post I will first describe how to install Oracle Enterprise Linux 5 Update 6 to host IDM. Note that my intention is to create a small sandbox to be able to get a taste of the Fusion vibe. My installation will be the bare minimum and not a high available system. For example, just to install IDM you will need at least 7 high available servers. I will install all Fusion Middleware on one server and Oracle Fusion Applications (DB) on another server.

At the time of writing this post Fusion Applications was still a Beta release. Now Fusion Applications is general available as final state. See this post for further details. Viewed 26450 times by 5619 visitors Share this: Email Print
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Related posts: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Oracle Fusion Applications: Installing Oracle Enterprise Linux (64bit) to host Oracle Identity Management Fusion Applications: Installing Oracle Database 11g for Oracle Identity Management Fusion Applications: Installing Oracle Identity Management Components Oracle extends Fusion Applications availability to Windows Oracle Fusion Applications NLS available

Category: CRM / Finance / Fusion / HR / Technical Tags: Fusion Posted by: Hakan Biroglu (53 post(s)). Path to? Oracle Fusion Applications: Installing Oracle Enterprise Linux (64bit) to host Oracle Identity Management You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

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May 10, 2012 Ajith

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Hi All, Does anyone have the proper hardware requirements manual for Oracle Fusion Application.Also has Oracle released any official Installation Guide for Fusion apps? Can it be installed on a 16GB RAM Server? If anyone has material regarding Fusion Apps please mail me at ajithkn321@gmail.com Thanks in advance!!! [Reply to this comment] March 16, 2012 Samir Rane

To install Fusion Application, you will require 128 GB of RAM (if you are using single box) and around 600 GB of Disk Space for installation. If you trying installation with lesser memory, various services will keep crashing. Regards, Samir [Reply to this comment]

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December 26, 2011 Venu

Hi All, I would like to install Fusion Applications in my laptop. What is RAM and Hard disc is required? Thanks & regards Venu [Reply to this comment]

Hakan Biroglu Reply:

December 26th, 2011 at 7:34 am

Venu, No RAM or harddisk specifications have been officially released by Oracle. From experience and presentations on FusionApps, I can tell you that it is recommended to have at least 60GB RAM for just the FusionApps server. Yes, this is no typo!! For the other servers, you will need 6 16 GB RAM. If you do the installation according to the Oracle manual, you will need about separate 12 servers! And that is just the RAM. The blank FusionApps DB takes 55GB harddisk on install. This is without data. So can you install it on your laptop. I would say, not. FusionApps is really like no other ERP system, that probably why Oracle is offering FusionApps on the Cloud. Regards, Hakan [Reply to this comment] October 14, 2011 Vaishali

Really good post. Hakan keep posting [Reply to this comment] October 4, 2011 Hakan Biroglu

Juan, Oracle has not yet published an official requirements statement on installing FusionApps. Answer to your question: It not possible to install FusionApps on a 4GB server. Before installing FusionApps you need to install and configure Oracle Identity and Access Management. This alone will require at least 16GB (installation preferable over several servers). After this FusionApps can be installed. From unofficial (Oracle) resources and presentations from the Fusion Learning Center, I understood that you would need a minimum of 60GB RAM server to be able to install and run FusionApps properly. And yes this is not a typo! I also tried installing FusionApps on a 4GB server and the installer kept crashing when creating the blank FusionApps DB. I had to tweak Linux and DB parameters to be able to install just the blank database and this took 7 hours.

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FusionApps is not like any application we have seen until now. You will need huge amount of hardware (RAM, CPU, Harddisk, Networking) to be able to run it properly. Regards, Hakan [Reply to this comment] October 2, 2011 Juan Jesus

Hello, Thanks for your blog. Im trying to get a sandbox Fusion Apps. instance. but before installing I would like to know if 4gb-ram server is enought to install it. Can you tell if this Ram is enough, or if not how many gb. ram-minimum are neccesary to get a basic sandbox, just to test re UI. Thanks. Juanje. Madrid. Spain. [Reply to this comment] September 30, 2011 Miguel Escaja

thanks for writing this post. really helpful [Reply to this comment] September 7, 2011 Hakan Biroglu

Aman, First of all thank you for visiting our blog site. Second, a blog is nothing more than someone expressing their thoughts and/or experiences. In none of my posts or my colleagues posts we try to fool people or attract attention to our blog site. This is quite rude of you to state it like this. I dont know if you have read any more of my posts or the comments on the posts, but more people are struggling with the poor installation manuals that Oracle delivers. We have to rely on people writing blogs on how to get Oracle software working properly. So is to blame, people trying and sharing their experiences of Oracle with poor installation manuals, You can decide for your self. And what is wrong about trying??? If you have installed it may times, perhaps you can share your expertise with the rest of the world, so we all can learn from you.

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Hakan [Reply to this comment] September 7, 2011 Aman Sood

Hi There, Just wanted to stop by and request you not to fool people coming on your blog to learn Oracle Fusion Application installation. I have installed it multiple times and there is no way it can be installed on any laptop as it needs lot more hardware than you think. For further details feel free to check my blog. Thanks & regards, Aman Sood [Reply to this comment] August 29, 2011 Sudheer

Hi, I am trying to dowload Fusion Application software. While unzipfollowing error occured. While download filesize is 3.68 but edelivery size is 3.8GB. Please advise unzip_lnx V26496-01.ZIP : cannot find V26496-01.ZIP, V26496-01.ZIP.zip or V26496-01.ZIP.ZIP. unzip V26496-01.ZIP Archive: V26496-01.ZIP End-of-central-directory signature not found. Either this file is not a zipfile, or it constitutes one disk of a multi-part archive. In the latter case the central directory and zipfile comment will be found on t he last disk(s) of this archive. unzip: cannot find zipfile directory in one of V26496-01.ZIP or V26496-01.ZIP.zip, and cannot find V26496-01.ZIP.ZIP, period [Reply to this comment] July 29, 2011 Hakan Biroglu

Hi Remko, The shipped files are indeed at 11.1.1.4, except the installation manual describes that you should install 11.1.1.5 See installation manual Oracle Fusion Applications chapter 4.5.5 Upgrading the Oracle Homes for Oracle Identity Management from 11.1.1.2 to 11.1.1.5 I in fact ran into a error when trying to install IAM, wich is shipped at 11.1.1.5. This needs weblogic 10.3.0.5 (shipped version 10.3.0.4). Hakan [Reply to this comment]

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July 29, 2011 Remko

good post, but I wonder into which error you ran that you need the Identity management 11.1.1.5 patch instead of the 11.1.1.4 which is shipped [Reply to this comment] July 19, 2011 Vijay Chinnasamy

Wonderful post. Thank you. [Reply to this comment]

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