Oracle E-Business Suite on AWS
Publication date: August 3, 2023 (Diagram history)
This reference architecture can be used to deploy Oracle E-Business Suite on AWS by showing how to configure high availability for the database and application tier.
Oracle E-Business Suite on AWS Diagram
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The architecture starts with a single Region and single Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) on-par with the on-premises data center.
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Multiple Availability Zones (AZs) provide resilience and high availability for the production workload.
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Application Load Balancer distributes network traffic to improve the scalability and availability of your applications across multiple AZs.
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AWS WAF is the web application firewall that protects the Oracle E-Business Suite applications against common web exploits.
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Amazon Route 53 provides domain name service (DNS) configuration.
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Amazon WorkSpaces provides a desktop experience in the cloud. Use AWS Directory Service to enable user authentication.
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Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) is used for storing backups, files, and objects.
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Amazon CloudWatch is used for application logging, monitoring, and alarms.
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AWS Systems Manager provides bastion-less access to instances in private subnet, along with management and monitoring capabilities.
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AWS Backup is a fully managed service that enables you to centralize and automate data protection across on-premise and AWS services.
Further reading
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Contributors
Contributors to this reference architecture diagram include:
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Joyjeet Banerjee, Senior Partner Solutions Architect, Amazon Web Services
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