Vertical and horizontal scaling in oracle EBS Application R12

 Vertical scaling (Scaling up)

 Adding more power CPU,RAM,DISK to your existing machine.

 In EBS R12 perspective  Adding more managed Servers to existing Node. 

1) Single Managed Server (oacore_server1) on OACORE_CUSTER_1 



2) Add Additional OACORE Managed Server  ((oacore_server2) on OACORE_CUSTER_1)


You can create Additional Manage Server using Tool adProvisionEBS.pl  

Why Additional Managed Servers 

  1. Handling Load and User Concurrency
  2. Provide Redundancy
  3. Add Services to existing  Node  (accessgate for SSO)

Horizontal scaling (scaling out)

Adding more machines to your pool or Cluster.

In EBS R12 perspective,  ADD Managed Server by adding  new Server to exiting Cluster . 

Horizontal Scaling 

OACORE_SERVER1 and OACORE_SERVER2 on OACORE_CLUSTER_1 but both managed Server deployed on  different Application Server  

You can Add Secondary Node on EBS Application using RAPID CLONE 

Why Multiple Server 

  1. Load Balancing 
  2. High Availability
  3.  Add Services  by Adding new Node (DMZ node for iModule,Dedicated CM Node,Mutiple Webentry Points)

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