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Advanced Tuning for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Implementations

by Michael Jacot, Allen Jacot, Frank Jordan, Gurbinder Bali, Patrick Scott, Kyle Kinder

June 2013

Intermediate to advanced

560 pages

14h 15m

English

McGraw Hill Computing

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OverviewBenchmarksMerits of Continuous Performance TuningBusiness DriversAutomated Scripting/Server ManagerConclusion
Creating a Performance Tuning StrategySystem BoundariesOperating SystemOS/400LinuxMicrosoft WindowsAIXHP-UXOperating System LevelsPatching the Operating SystemDisk ConsiderationsDisk SpeedsDisk LayoutStorage Area Network (SAN)Database ComponentsTypes of DatabasesDatabase LayoutGeneral Tuning LeversSystem Global Area (SGA)Program Global Area (PGA)TEMPDBNetworkNetwork CardsPacket PriorityGenerate Server LayoutDirect Application TuningUser InterfaceApplication TierBatch TierInterfacesCommon Performance ToolsSummary

Types of EnterpriseOne ServersEnterprise (All-in-One)Application LogicBatch/Universal Batch EngineHTML/Java Application ServerDatabase ServerWebCenter/Portal ServerBusiness Services/Transaction ServerDeployment ServerEnterprise/Application/Batch ServersKernelsBatch ProcessesBusiness FunctionsJavaConfiguration SettingsHTML/JAS ServersApplication Server–specific SettingsEnterpriseOne Web/JAS Server Configuration SettingsDatabase ServerPurposeConfiguration AspectsWebCenter/Portal ServerPortal Configuration SettingsBusiness Services/Transaction ServerConfiguration SettingsDeployment ServerSummary
Performance Tuning Methodology BasicsParts of the MethodologyHaving a Structured PlanApplying the Methodology with BenchmarksConclusion
Basic Principles of Performance TuningPrinciple of Gears and CogsPrinciple of Peeling the OnionUnderstanding the EnterpriseOne Technical Flexible ArchitectureComplexity and Implementation TypesEnterpriseOne EnvironmentsComplexity CategoriesEnterpriseOne Technical ComponentsJAS ServerEnterpriseOne Logic ServerEnterpriseOne Batch ServerDatabase ServerEnterpriseOne Process FlowStarting EnterpriseOne ServicesEnterpriseOne RequestsEnterpriseOne Call Object KernelEnterpriseOne Security KernelEnterpriseOne Metadata KernelEnterpriseOne Queue and UBE KernelsDefining the Size of an EnterpriseOne ImplementationInteractive and Batch ProcessingEDI ProcessingModules of IntegrationHorizontal and Vertical Scaling of the ArchitectureImplementation Stages of EnterpriseOne ArchitectureDesigning the ArchitectureInstalling the ComponentsConfiguring and Validating the InstallationCustomizing the ImplementationExtending Nodes/ResourcesDirecting Traffic by Implementing Hardware SwitchesSetting Up SecurityFurther Testing and ValidationTrainingBringing It All Together
Isolating Performance Issues to a JAS ServerComponents of the JAS ArchitectureTuning the J2EE ServerTuning the HTTP ServerTuning the JAS LayerUsing Server Manager to Detect Issues in the JAS ServerWebLogic Application Server–specific TuningWebLogic Console and JRockit Command-Line ArgumentsMemory ConsiderationsWebSphere Application Server–specific TuningWebSphere Class Sharing OptionWebSphere Heap FragmentationTuning WebSphere on System iGarbage Collection and Its InterpretationEnd User Browser TuningInternet ExplorerFirefox BrowserWide Area Network TuningWeb Timeouts and Their InterrelationshipsWebServer CachesTCP/IP Level Tuning and Its Impact on Web Tier PerformanceConclusion
EnterpriseOne JDB InfrastructureEnterpriseOne Database Middleware FeaturesUser Sign-onDatabase ConnectionsSQL DML StatementsTransactionsJDB Connection PoolingSQL DDL StatementsAuditingIncoming Database ConnectionsExcessive Oracle Database ConnectionsSQL Packages for iSeries DB2 DatabasesEnterpriseOne Kernel InfrastructureCrashed Processes, or Zombie KernelsCall Object Kernels or Runbatch with High CPU or Deadlocked ProcessesCall Object Kernels or Runbatch Crash Due to Out of MemoryKernel Processes and Common Tuning RecommendationsJDENET Reserved KernelUBE KernelReplication KernelSecurity KernelLock Manager KernelCall Object KernelJDBNet KernelPackage Install KernelManagement KernelScheduler KernelPackage Build KernelUBE Subsystem KernelWorkflow KernelQueue KernelXML Transaction KernelEvent Notification KernelInteroperability Event Observer KernelXML Dispatch KernelXTS KernelXML Service KernelMetadata KernelXML Publisher / BI Publisher KernelConclusion
Database Tuning OverviewPrinciple 1: The Principle of Best BenefitPrinciple 2: Trust, but Verify Tuning ChangesPrinciple 3: Review Previous Tuning Changes When a New Change Is IntroducedEnterpriseOne Load ProfilesInteractive UsersBatch ProcessesAspects of Database Performance TuningTuning After the DesignUsing Metric StatisticsPerformance Tuning Diagnostic ChecklistTuning the Operating SystemTuning the EnterpriseOne ApplicationAnalysis Tools for the EnterpriseOne ApplicationTuning the EnterpriseOne Product Life CycleEnterpriseOne SQL Statement TuningTuning the Oracle Database InstanceThe Oracle Database Time ModelDB Time and DB Processor Time RatiosDynamic Performance ViewsOracle WAIT EventsOracle Alert LogUser Trace FilesOracle Database Monitoring and Tuning ToolsOracle Enterprise Manager (OEM)Tuning Other Oracle ResourcesOracle Full Table Scans and SQL JoinsOracle Automated Management ConfigurationsShared Pool Performance IssuesOracle Database Buffer Cache Performance IssuesProgram Global Area Memory and Temporary SpaceOracle Database Performance and Disk ArchitectureReview the LogsSufficient Swap SpaceOperating System PatchesInterprocess Communication Kernel Memory SettingsProcessor, Memory, and Disk ConfigurationConclusion
Tuning Microsoft SQL ServerReviewing the LogsOperating System/Database PatchesMicrosoft SQL Server Service Account Privileges/PermissionsSQL Server CPU, Memory, Network, and Disk ConfigurationCPU or ProcessorsMemoryDisk SubsystemNetworkSQL Server Configuration IdeasDatabase ConfigurationProduction Parameter SettingsPerformance Monitoring and Index ReviewDynamic Management View ReportsDatabase and Backup CompressionRead Committed Snapshot Isolation (RCSI)Tuning IBM System i DatabasePerformance CollectionDatabase Index ConfigurationJDE.INI and QAQQINI SettingsJob Prestart AllocationsTCP/IP Buffer SizeJob Class Time SlicesBatch Subsystem PrioritiesMemory Pools
Business Services ServerJVM Arguments and BSSVClusteringLoad BalancingTransaction Server (Real-Time Events)Clustering Transaction ServerWeb and Transaction Server TechnologiesMonitoring Events Using Administrative ToolsMobility ApplicationsNew Technologies for MobileMobile ArchitectureSecurity ConsiderationsADF Tuning Tips
Benefits of VirtualizationOracle VMOracle VM ToolsMonitoring the Functions of Oracle VM Manager 2.2.0JD Edwards VM Templates with Oracle VMTips for Using Oracle VM TemplatesOracle VM VirtualBoxVMware for Servers and WorkstationsVMware Deployment SpecificationsVMware Tools with Veeam ReportingVeeam ReportingJD Edwards Tuning for VirtualizationBSSV JDBJ.INIWeb Client JDBJ.INIEnterprise Server JDE.INI
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne and the “Exa” RevolutionFabric–based TechnologiesFabric–based Technologies: Advantages and DisadvantagesFabric–based Technology for Exadata and ExalogicExadata Database MachineExalogic Elastic CloudExalogic Elastic Cloud Application StackImplementing Exadata and Exalogic for EnterpriseOneImplementing EnterpriseOne on ExalogicImplementing EnterpriseOne on an Exadata Database MachineExadata and Exalogic Performance Tuning for EnterpriseOneInteractive User Processing ProfileBatch Processing ProfileSummary
Hardware- vs. Software-based Network Load BalancersHardware-based Network Load BalancingSoftware-based Network Load BalancersSoftware SolutionsWeb/HTTP Virtual Server NamesEnterpriseOne Virtual Server NamesEnterpriseOne JDE Kernel Process Load BalancingNetwork Load Balancer SolutionsNetwork Hardware and Software Load Balancer ConsiderationsExamples of Load Balancing an EnterpriseOne ConfigurationHTML/JAS: Presentation LayerApplication LogicUBE/BatchUBE Load BalancingBusiness ServicesSummary

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by Michael Jacot, Allen Jacot, Frank Jordan, Gurbinder Bali, Patrick Scott, Kyle Kinder

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