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City of Atlanta Oracle Application Footprint
The City of Atlanta has grown its Oracle footprint significantly over time. It currently uses Oracle E-Business Suite, Hyperion, OBIEE, Application Express, Siebel for customer service requests, and Taleo for recruiting and performance management. There are plans to migrate the E-Business Suite from 11i to 12.2.x. Concerns around the migration include potential issues and benefits include new features.
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- 1. City of Atlanta How the City of Atlanta has Grown Its Oracle Footprint
- 2. Danny Bryant ITManager, Sr‐ City of Atlanta @dbcapoeira [email protected] http://www.dbaOnTap.com Danny Bryant User Groups: ODTUG | OAUG | IOUG GOUSER | AOAUG Publications, Media, & Presentations KSCOPE14 Database Migration Using SQL Developer 4.0 ODTUG (blog) How’d You First Get Involved with ODTUG? RMOUG – SQL>SELECT Regular Expressions: A Love/Hate Relationship Oracle Podcast SQL Dev 4.0 in Action at the City of Atlanta
- 3. The City ofAtlanta • Overview • Includes the Mayor/Executive Offices (13 Departments), Judicial and Board Officers, and City Council (16 Members) • Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) is the 9th largest metropolitan area in the country • Population of 443,775 citizens (2012 US Census estimate) • Manages Hartsfield‐Jackson International Airport, the world's busiest airport by serving over 95MM passengers in 2012 • Approximately 7,500 active employees and 5,000 retirees • $1.8B Operating Budget
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- 6. How Did WeGet Here?
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- 8. E‐Business Suite •Implementation • “Big Bang” • HRMS • Financials • Procurement • December 13, 2007 – Conversion Date • January 1, 2008 –Go Live • Reduced Payroll from 6 to 1
- 9. E‐Business Suite •Environment • Production (RAC) • QA (RAC) • Test (RAC) • Test (Single Node) • Development (Single Node) • Audit (Database Only) • Training • Patch
- 10. E‐Business Suite •Infrastructure • IBM P5 Servers • AIX 5.3 OS • Java 1.6 Prod1 App QA DB/Test1 App Dev App/Test2 DB Prod2 DB Train App/Audit DB/Patch DB Prod1 DB QA App/Test1 DB Dev DB/Test2 App Prod2 App Train DB/Patch App
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- 12. Discoverer • TransactionalReporting Solution • DDM Accounts for Reporting Library • Environment • Virtualized • 2 Windows 2008 Servers • Production Instance • Test Instance
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- 14. Hyperion • Applications • Human Capital Planning • Hyperion Financial Management • Public Sector Planning & Budgeting
- 15. Hyperion – Production Web & Web Applications Tier Financial Management Server FDM Server FDM Task Manager FDM Load Balancer –Vertical Clustering Support Services Server Essbase & Data Warehouse • WebLogic Server(2) • 8 CPU cores • 16 GB of Memory • Financial Mgmt Server (1) • 8 CPU cores • 16 GB of Memory • Support Svcs Server (1) • 8 CPU cores • 16 GB Memory • Essbase & DW (1) • 8 CPU Cores • 16 GB of Memory Reporting & Analysis Framework Svcs Financial Reporting Print Server Performance Management Architect Svr
- 16. Hyperion – Dev(virtualized) Web & Web Applications Tier Financial Management Server FDM Server FDM Task Manager FDM Load Balancer –Vertical Clustering Support Services Server Essbase & Data Warehouse • WebLogic Server(2) • 2 CPU cores • 16 GB of Memory • Financial Mgmt Server (1) • 2 CPU cores • 16 GB of Memory • Support Svcs Server (1) • 2 CPU cores • 16 GB Memory • Essbase & DW (1) • 8 CPU Cores • 16 GB of Memory Reporting & Analysis Framework Svcs Financial Reporting Print Server Performance Management Architect Svr
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- 18. OBIEE • Environment • Implemented December 2012 • OBIEE 11.1.1.7 • OBIA 7.9.6.4 (Human Resources & Finance)
- 19. OBIEE ‐ Production Firewall Web Server BI Server • Oracle BI Server (1) • 8 CPU cores • 16 Gb of Memory • 2 HBAs at 2 GB • 4 Ethernet ports • ETL Server (1) • 4 CPU cores • 16 Gb of Memory • 2 HBA’s at 2 GB • Database Server (1) • 8 CPU cores • 64 GB Memory • 8 HBAs at 2 GB • 4 Ethernet ports • 2 TB of mirrored disk space Data Warehouse & EssBase ETL Server (Informatica)
- 20. OBIEE ‐ Dev Firewall Web Server BI Server Data Warehouse & EssBase ETL Server (Informatica) • Oracle BI Server (1) • 4 CPU cores • 8 Gb of Memory • 2 HBAs at 2 GB • 2 Ethernet ports • ETL Server (1) • 4 CPU cores • 8 Gb of Memory • 2 HBAs at 2 GB • Database Server (1) • 8 CPU cores • 64 GB Memory • 8 HBAs at 2 GB • 4 Ethernet ports • 1 TB of mirrored disk space
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- 22. Application Express •Environment • Shares Virtualized Discoverer Servers • Production & Development Instances • Oracle REST Data Services (APEX Listener) • Glassfish Open Source Application Server
- 23. Application Express •Applications • Technical Team Status Report • PO Natural Account Decision Table • ERP Team Project Calendar • Custom Concurrent Program Catalog • Custom EBS Report Repository (Planned)
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- 25. Siebel ‐ 311 • Partners • Funded through Bloomberg Grant • City of Atlanta Project Management • Oracle Managed Cloud Services • 1st City in the Country to Implement in the Cloud • Third Party Implementers
- 26. Siebel ‐ 311 Siebel Database Data Warehouse Informix City of Atlanta
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- 28. Taleo • Environment • Hosted Solution • Recruitment • Performance Management • Onboarding
- 29. Taleo Secure FTP Oracle EBS Firewall EBS Interface
- 30. The City ofAtlanta
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- 32. What’s Next? Migrate 11i Upgrade 12.2.x
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- 36. Danny Bryant ITManager, Sr‐ City of Atlanta @dbcapoeira [email protected] http://www.dbaOnTap.com Danny Bryant User Groups: ODTUG | OAUG | IOUG GOUSER | AOAUG Speaking Engagements and Interviews “What It Means to be in the Oracle ACE Program” Database Migration Using SQL Dev SQL Dev in Action at the City of Atlanta ODTUG Kscope14 Recap If you didn’t make it to Kscope14 come see me at OOW14: Database Migration using SQL Dev