Oracle® Real-Time Decisions Installation and Administration Guide Version 3.0.0.1 Part Number E13856-02 |
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After an Inline Service is tested and ready for production deployment, you will deploy it to one or more servers for production. The hardware requirements for your system depend on whether you choose an all-in-one configuration, or a full deployment configuration. System configuration may need to be adjusted based upon specific customer requirements and application characteristics.
This chapter contains the following topics:
An All-In-One configuration supports a proof of concept or pilot-type implementation. The intent is not to support a system in production for an unspecified length of time, but to allow the customer to better understand the benefits of deploying an Inline Intelligence solution. The configuration supports approximately 100 account managers, or about 50 call center agents.
Table 10-1 lists the hardware requirements for an All-In-One configuration.
The Full Deployment configuration supports an implementation of approximately 1500 B2B Account Managers or 1000 call center agents in a production environment. There are a number of factors that determine the system configuration. They include the peak number of requests per second, the number of choices, the number and size of models, and the number of data sources. The Oracle Corporation Professional Services Group can assist in determining the most appropriate configuration for your business and technical requirements.
Table 10-2 lists the hardware requirements for a Full Deployment Configuration.
Table 10-2 Hardware Requirements for Full Deployment Configuration
Server | Component | Minimum Configuration |
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Decision Servers (2) |
CPU |
2 x 2-CPU, 2+GHz, 2GB RAM |
J2EE Application Server |
Standalone OC4J, Oracle Application Server, WebSphere, or WebLogic |
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Operating System |
Windows, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, or Linux |
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Database ServerFoot 1 |
CPU |
4-CPU, 2+GHz, 8GB RAM |
DBMS |
SQL Server, Oracle Database, or DB2 |
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Learning ServerFoot 2 |
CPU |
2-CPU, 2+GHz, 2GB RAM |
J2EE Application Server |
Standalone OC4J, Oracle Application Server, WebSphere, or WebLogic |
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Operating System |
Windows, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, or Linux |
Footnote 1 The ratio of database server CPUs to Real-Time Decision Server CPUs is approximately 1:1.
Footnote 2 The ratio of Learning Server CPUs to Real-Time Decision Server CPUs is approximately 1:4.