Oracle Implementation Methodology on AWS
Deploying Oracle E-Business Suite or JD Edwards on AWS, with licensing and infrastructure decisions scoped up front.
Discovery & Licensing Review
Process mapping alongside a review of Oracle's licensing terms for running on non-Oracle cloud infrastructure, so budget assumptions are accurate from day one.
AWS Infrastructure Provisioning
EC2 instances sized for Oracle Database workloads, Amazon RDS for Oracle where supported, and storage tuned for OLTP performance.
Configuration & Data Migration
Iterative module setup (Financials, Procurement, Inventory), data migration from legacy systems, and integration with existing reporting tools.
Testing & Backup Strategy
UAT cycles, RMAN-based backup to Amazon S3, and failover testing across Availability Zones.
Go-Live & Hypercare
Production cutover with monitoring via AWS CloudWatch, and hands-on support through the first close cycle post-launch.
Ongoing Cost & Compliance Review
Periodic review of instance sizing and licensing compliance as usage patterns and Oracle's cloud policies evolve.
Frequently asked questions
Are there licensing concerns running Oracle on AWS?
Yes, Oracle's licensing terms for non-Oracle cloud infrastructure need review before committing to a deployment plan, which we cover during Discovery.
Does Amazon RDS support Oracle Database?
Yes, for supported configurations, though some Oracle E-Business Suite deployments run better on self-managed EC2.
How is backup handled?
Through RMAN-based backups to Amazon S3, with failover testing across Availability Zones.
Considering Oracle on AWS?
We'll walk through licensing implications alongside the technical plan before you commit.
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