Creating a Trial Edition Instance in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Before You Begin

This tutorial shows you how to create an instance in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute for the Trial Edition of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne. This single instance contains the supported version of the Linux operating system as well as all the interconnected machines that are necessary to run the Trial Edition version of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.

Background

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute lets you provision and manage compute hosts, known as instances.

Important: While Oracle Cloud Infrastructure offers both bare metal and virtual machine instances, the current version of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Trial Edition for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure only supports virtual machine instances.

For additional information refer to Creating an Instance in the OCI documentation.

What Do You Need?

• The user interface for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console is constantly evolving. For the most up-to-date descriptions and navigation, refer to Using the Console.
• You should have a fundamental understanding of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. It is highly recommended that you review the extensive collateral information, including training, at this site:

  Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

• You must have a subscription and an Administrator account to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as described at this site:

  Getting Started with Oracle Cloud

• To access the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console, you must use a supported browser.

Creating a Trial Edition Instance in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Use this procedure to create an instance for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Trial Edition on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

1. On the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console Home page, click the navigation menu in the upper-left corner. 
1. From the navigation menu, select Marketplace and then All Applications in the fly-out menu.
   

   

2. In the Marketplace page, locate the listing for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Trial Edition.
   
   

   

3. Click on the Marketplace listing for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Trial Edition.
   
   Note: Only the current version of Trial Edition is available on Marketplace.
   
4. On the Marketplace listing for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Trial Edition, in the COMPARTMENT field, use the drop down list to select the compartment that you previously created in the OBE of this Learning Path entitled Creating a Compartment.
5. Also, on the Launch Instance page, you must review the Oracle standard Terms and Restrictions and click the check box indicating you accept the terms.
6. Click the Launch Instance button to continue.



1. On the Create Compute Instance page, complete these fields:
   
   
   • Name
     
     Note: The system automatically populates this field. It is recommended that you change this name to a value that you might more easily recognize. You can change the name later. The name does not need to be unique because an Oracle Cloud Identifier (OCID) uniquely identifies the instance.
     
     The name you enter here is the display name of the instance. This will be the host name of the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Trial Edition server.
     
     For example, the Trial Edition server might be called jdetrial.
     
     Important Special Naming Restrictions. Ensure that the host name of the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Trial Edition instance contains only alphanumeric values. You cannot use metacharacters such as $, !, _, |, @, and so on, in the host name.
     
     Machine names are limited to a maximum of 15 lower-case alphanumeric characters. This is the character count which is supported by the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne database table and application design.
     
     Do not use a fully qualified domain name for host names. You should only specify the first node of the domain name.
     
     If the existing hostname does not conform to these requirements, the runtime of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne will fail. If a host name does not conform to these requirements, you should permanently change the host name for your system.
     
     
   • Create in Compartment
     
     Use the pull-down menu to select an existing Compartment into which you want to create this instance for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.

   

2. Placement
   
   Availability Domain
   
   Click on an availability domain (AD) to select it. You can only specify a single AD.
   

   

3. Image and shape
   
   In the Image subsection, because you already selected the image from Marketplace, the Trial Edition image is automatically shown here.  You should accept this value.
   
   

   

   In the Shape subsection, a default selection is shown. You can accept the default value (assuming it meets the requirements) or click the Change Shape button. The supported shape properties for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Trial Edition are:
   
   
   • Between 2 and 8 OCPUs
   • Between 30 and 128 GB of memory

   

Browse All Shapes


A shape is a template that determines the number of CPUs, amount of memory, and other resources allocated to a newly created instance.

You can customize the number of OCPUs and the amount of memory allocated to a flexible shape. The other resources scale proportionately. As mentioned above, you should only pick a shape with the supported shape properties for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Trial Edition.

Instance Type

Ensure that the instance type for Virtual Machine is selected.




Shape Series

Important: Because you selected the Trial Edition image, the Shape Series is automatically restricted to those shapes with properties that are specifically supported by Trial Edition.

Warning: If you use any shape other than recommended (which is tested), you may experience unpredictable results. To remedy, you will have to destroy the instance and redeploy using the recommended shape.

Important: For AMD flex shapes, at a minimum, you should accept the default memory value associated with the selected OCPU.

After you have selected a shape with the supported OCPUs and memory, click the Select Shape button.

Networking
 

• Primary Network
  Select this radio button: Select existing virtual cloud network
  
• New virtual cloud network name
  Use the pulldown to select the VCN that you created in the previous section of this Learning Path entitled: Creating a Virtual Cloud Network
  
• Virtual cloud network in <compartment>
  This value is automatically populated depending on the compartment you selected.
  
• Subnet in <compartment>
  This field will be automatically populated based on the compartment you selected.
• Public IP address
  Important: Be sure to select this radio button: Assign a public IP Address




Add SSH Keys

You must add the SSH keys that you previously created for use with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Trial Edition. If you followed the recommendation in this document, you created these keys in the OBE of this Learning Path entitled: Generating Secure Shell (SSH) Key Pairs on Your Local System.

You can either click the Upload public keys files (.pub) option to select a file with your public (.pub) key from your computer, or choose the Paste SSH keys option to paste the key.
Create Compute Instance - Add SSH Keys

Boot Volume

You do not need to make any selections in this section. At a minimum, you must accept the default volume size which is set by the image for Trial Edition. 





Show Advanced Options

For JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Trial Edition, you do not need to set any Advanced Options.


4. Click the Create button to create the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Trial Edition.
   
   Important: After the instance is created, the system assigns a Public IP address. Make a note of this address because you will need it to connect to the instance using the SSH keys in order to complete the first-time configuration of the Trial Edition for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne as described in the following section.