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Monday, March 31, 2014

Here are some case studies and materials for running Oracle Peoplesoft on AWS:

1. Select Staffing presented along with AWS and DLZP. http://www.slideshare.net/tomlaszewski/dat202-using-amazon-rds-to-power-enterprise-applications-1-0

2. Data migration from on premise Oracle to Oracle AWS RDS (same technique can be used for EC2, in fact, with EC2 may be easier to just do an RMAN dump, FTP, SCP or Tsunami to transfer to AWS,) and restore using RMAN on EC2). http://www.slideshare.net/tomlaszewski/advanced-data-migration-techniques-for-amazon-rds

3. Best practices for Peoplesoft on premise to AWS done at Oracle OpenWorld last year by DLZP: http://www.slideshare.net/tomlaszewski/oracle-peoplesoft-on-aws

A popular first use case for migrating Oracle workloads is to move development, test and QA Oracle Databases to AWS. This data needs to be protected using data masking. Axis Technologies provides a technology that can mask data when an Oracle Database is hosted on AWS EC2.

More can be found here:
http://www.axistechnologyllc.com/solutions/cloudmigration

An introduction to running Oracle on AWS can be found here:
http://cloudconclave.blogspot.com/2013/06/oracle-enterprise-applications-on-aws.html

OracleDirectNFS (DNFS) is used mostly for cloning dev and test on Oracle. This is great post here:

This has not be tested on EC2/EBS but should work fine. I would not use for production.