Oracle BI EE 11g Architectural Deployment: Capacity Planning [ID 1323646.1] | |||||
Modified 04-JAN-2012 Type WHITE PAPER Status PUBLISHED |
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Oracle BI EE 11g Architectural Deployment: Capacity Planning
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Oracle BI EE 11g Architectural Deployment: Capacity Planning
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Middleware > Business Intelligence > Business Intelligence Suite Enterprise EditionInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Abstract
Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) runs on hardware ranging from low-end PC's (including laptops) to high-end servers. Capacity planning or the process of determining the type of hardware required for a BI software configuration is needed to meet application and user needs adequately. This document provides capacity planning efforts for OBIEE solutions with a focus on the hardware requirements. It is worth noting that capacity planning is not an exact science since every application is different and user behavior varies. This document is intended as a guide for developing capacity planning numbers.Document History
Author: Gerald BellotCreate Date 01-May-2011
Update Date 2-June-2011
Oracle BI EE 11g Architectural Deployment: Capacity Planning
Oracle BI EE Architectural Deployment: Capacity Planning
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The primary purpose of this paper is to present the OBIEE 11g Sizing Spreadsheet from pre-installation capacity planning perspective. This paper will introduce topics that impacts performance with pointers to the BI documentation where more detailed information is available. Finally, the paper will provide architectural examples of small, medium, and large BI systems for the purpose of demonstrating how a BI System could be deployed.Note: Work with your Professional Services representative to determine individual needs and sizing related questions. The Capacity plan and Sizing spreadsheet are provided for reference only.
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NOTE:1333049.1 - OBIEE 11g Infrastructure Performance Tuning Guide![]() |
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