Deploying Oracle Weblogic Server 10.3

19/05/2016 Deploying Oracle Weblogic Server 10.3.
x on Oracle Compute Cloud Service Instances
Deploying Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x on
Oracle Compute Cloud Service Instances
Before You Begin
Purpose
This tutorial shows you how to deploy a singlenode Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3 on Oracle Compute
Cloud Service instances.
The topology of the installation can vary, depending on how many virtual machines (VMs) you provision
as part of the installation.
Time to Complete
60 minutes for deployment without Chef
60 minutes for deployment using Chef
Background
Oracle WebLogic Server is the leading application server across conventional and cloud environments.
With Oracle WebLogic Server, you can deliver nextgeneration applications on a missioncritical cloud
platform, simplify operations with native cloud management, and accelerate time to market with a
modern development platform and integrated tools.
Oracle Compute Cloud Service lets you rapidly provision VMs on Oracle Cloud with the necessary
storage and networking resources, manage and scale the virtual machine topology easily, and migrate
your applications to Oracle Cloud.
Chef is a configuration management tool written in Ruby and Erlang. This tutorial uses Chef Server
version 12 without any premium features like Chef Manage or Chef Reporting.
This tutorial describes the following deployment scenarios:
Deploying WebLogic Server 10.3.x on a single Compute Service instance by using custom scripts
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19/05/2016 Deploying Oracle Weblogic Server 10.3.x on Oracle Compute Cloud Service Instances
Deploying WebLogic Server 10.3.x on a single Compute Service instance by using Chef
What Do You Need?
General Requirements
Subscription to Oracle Compute Cloud Service. See Getting Started with Oracle Cloud
(https://docs.oracle.com/cloud/latest/trial_paid_subscriptions/trial_paid_subscriptions.htm).
Secure Shell (SSH) key with a bit size of 2048 or higher. See "Generating an SSH Key Pair" in Creating
Oracle Compute Cloud Service Instances Using an Orchestration
(https://apexapps.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=44785:112:0::::P112_CONTENT_ID:11403).
Requirements for Deploying Oracle WebLogic Server Without Chef
Oracle Compute Cloud Service instances. See Creating a Single Instance Using the Oracle Compute
Cloud Service Web Console (https://apexapps.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?
p=44785:112:0::::P112_CONTENT_ID:11404).
Oracle Linux 6.6
Scripts, cookbooks, and recipes to install the Chef server and Oracle WebLogic Server. You can access
the scripts, cookbooks, and recipes either from a GitHub repository or from Oracle Technology Network
(OTN).
Requirements for Deploying WebLogic Server with Chef
A minimum of two Oracle Compute Cloud Service instances, one to deploy the Chef server and
another to bootstrap the Chef client. See Creating Oracle Compute Cloud Service Instances Using an
Orchestration (https://apexapps.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=44785:112:0::::P112_CONTENT_ID:11403).
Operating systems on your Oracle Compute Cloud Service instances:
Chef server: Oracle Linux 6.6
Chef client, Oracle WebLogic Server: Oracle Linux 6.6
Scripts, cookbooks, and recipes to install the Chef server and Oracle WebLogic Server. You can access
the scripts, cookbooks, and recipes either from a GitHub repository or from Oracle Technology Network
(OTN).
Deploying a Single Node Oracle WebLogic Server
You can deploy a singlenode Oracle WebLogic Server on an Oracle Compute Cloud Service instance
by running the script contained in a cloned GitHub repository. See Running the Installation Script.
Performing Preinstallation Tasks
Complete the following preinstallation tasks:
Download the Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x installer.
Download the Smart Update bsu and the unicast patches from My Oracle Support.
Download the Java Development Kit (JDK) 6 (1.6.0_45).
Connect to the Oracle Compute Cloud Service environment by using an SSH.
Downloading the Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x Installer
The software is available as a media or FTP request for those customers who own a valid Oracle
WebLogic Server product license for any edition.
1. Request access to these releases. See Oracle Support Document 1071023.1 (Requesting Physical
Shipment or Download URL for Software Media
(https://support.oracle.com/epmos/faces/ui/km/DocumentDisplay.jspx?id=1071023.1%20)) on My
Oracle Support.
2. Depending on the version that you want to install, request and download any of the following on your
local UNIXbased or Linux machine:
WebLogic Server 10.3.0 server103_linux32.bin
WebLogic Server 10.3.2 wls1032_generic.jar
Downloading the Smart Update bsu and the unicast Patches
The patches are available as compressed files for those customers who have valid My Oracle Support
credentials.
To download the Smart Update bsu patch:
1. Open a web browser, go to https://support.oracle.com (https://support.oracle.com), and provide your
My Oracle Support credentials.
2. Click the Patches & Updates tab on the My Oracle Support home page.
3. In the Patch Name or Number search field, enter 12426828 for the Smart Update bsu patch and
click Search.
4. Click the patch number link, and then click the Download button to obtain the patches.
The file name for the Smart Update patch is p12426828_1035_Generic.zip .
To download the unicast patch:
2. In the search field on the top right, enter the My Oracle Support document ID 1397268.1 for the
unicast patch and click Search. The My Oracle Support page for Doc ID 1397268.1 is displayed.
3. Click the unicast patch link based on the Oracle WebLogic Server installer version that you've
downloaded.
Oracle unicast Patch Number
WebLogic
Server
Version
10.3.0 Patch 13909516
(https://updates.oracle.com/Orion/Services/download/p13909516_103_Generic.zip?
aru=14727587&patch_file=p13909516_103_Generic.zip)
10.3.2 Patch 13262201
10.3.3 Patch 13639449
10.3.4 Patch 12822180
10.3.5 Patch 12822180
10.3.6 Patch 12822180
4. On the selected unicast patch page, click Download.
The file names for the unicast patch versions are:
Oracle WebLogic Server Version unicast Patch File Name
10.3.0 p13909516_103_Generic.zip
10.3.2 p13262201_10320_Generic.zip
10.3.3 p13639449_1033_Generic.zip
10.3.4 p12822180_1034_Generic.zip
10.3.5 p12822180_1035_Generic.zip
10.3.6 p12822180_1036_Generic.zip
Downloading JDK 6 (1.6.0_45)
1. Open a web browser and log on to the Java SE 6 Downloads page
(http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/javaarchivedownloadsjavase6
419409.html#jdk6u45othJPR).
2. In the Java SE Development Kit 6u45 section, select Accept License Agreement.
3. Click the jdk6u45linuxx64.bin link to download the kit.
Connecting to the Oracle Compute Cloud Service Instance Using SSH
You access the instance from your local machine by using the ssh command in a UNIX command shell

or from Windows by using Putty .
1. Sign in to the My Services application at http://cloud.oracle.com/sign_in
(http://cloud.oracle.com/sign_in). On the My Services Dashboard, click Consoles and select Oracle
Compute Cloud Service. On the Oracle Compute Cloud Service Console, click the name of the
instance and note down the IP address that appears in the instance name section.
2. In a command shell, run the ssh utility:
$> ssh i path_to_SSH_private_key opc@IP_address_of_instance
In the preceding command:
path_to_SSH_private_key is the path to the SSH private key file that matches the public key
used when your instance was created.
IP_address_of_instance is the public IP address of the instance in n.n.n.n format.
opc is the user account.
Note: This step works only in Oracleprovided instances. You may have a different user
provisioned in your custom instances.
For example:
$> ssh i keys/id_rsa opc@192.0.2.100
3. If this is the first time that you're connecting to the instance, confirm the RSA key fingerprint of the
instance. In response to the prompts in the ssh utility, enter yes , and then enter the passphrase for
the SSH key (if you created a passphrase).
Installing the git Client
After logging in to the Oracle Compute Cloud Service instance where you want to install the Chef
server, install the git client:
sudo yum install y git
If you're installing the git client over a proxy server, then run the following commands:
sudo sh c "echo proxy=Your_proxy_server_address >> /etc/yum.conf"
sudo yum install y git
Setting up Install Process
Resolving Dependencies
> Running transaction check
> Package git.x86_64 0:1.7.13.el6_4.1 will be installed
> Processing Dependency: perlGit = 1.7.13.el6_4.1 for package: git1.7.13.e
l6_4.1.x86_64
> Processing Dependency: perl(Error) for package: git1.7.13.el6_4.1.x86_64
> Processing Dependency: perl(Git) for package: git1.7.13.el6_4.1.x86_64
> Running transaction check
> Package perlError.noarch 1:0.170154.el6 will be installed
> Package perlGit.noarch 0:1.7.13.el6_4.1 will be installed
> Finished Dependency Resolution
Dependencies Resolved
================================================================================
==============================================================================
Package Arch Version
Repository Size
================================================================================
==============================================================================
Installing:
git x86_64 1.7.13.el6_
4.1 public_ol6_latest 4.6 M
Installing for dependencies:
perlError noarch 1:0.170154.e
l6 public_ol6_latest 28 k
perlGit noarch 1.7.13.el6_
4.1 public_ol6_latest 27 k
Transaction Summary
================================================================================
==============================================================================
Install 3 Package(s)
Total download size: 4.7 M
Installed size: 15 M
Downloading Packages:
(1/3): git1.7.13.el6_4.1.x86_64.rpm
| 4.6 MB 00:05
(2/3): perlError0.170154.el6.noarch.rpm
| 28 kB 00:00
(3/3): perlGit1.7.13.el6_4.1.noarch.rpm
| 27 kB 00:00

Total
Total
794 kB/s | 4.7 MB 00:06
Running rpm_check_debug
Running Transaction Test
Transaction Test Succeeded
Running Transaction
Installing : 1:perlError0.170154.el6.noarch
1/3
Installing : perlGit1.7.13.el6_4.1.noarch
2/3
Installing : git1.7.13.el6_4.1.x86_64
3/3
Verifying : git1.7.13.el6_4.1.x86_64
1/3
Verifying : perlGit1.7.13.el6_4.1.noarch
2/3
Verifying : 1:perlError0.170154.el6.noarch
3/3
Installed:
git.x86_64 0:1.7.13.el6_4.1
Dependency Installed:
perlError.noarch 1:0.170154.el6 perlGi
t.noarch 0:1.7.13.el6_4.1
Complete!
Running the Installation Script
1. By using your SSH key, log on to the Oracle Compute Cloud Service instance. See "Connecting to the
Oracle Compute Cloud Service Environment Using SSH" in Performing Preinstallation Tasks.
2. On a command prompt in the Oracle Compute Cloud Service instance, run the following:
sudo useradd oracle
sudo mkdir /u01
sudo mkdir /u01/installers
sudo chown R oracle:oracle /u01
sudo su oracle
chmod 744 /u01/
sudo su
chmod 777 /tmp
3. Download and save the Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x installer on your local machine. See
Performing Preinstallation Tasks.
4. Download and save the Smart Update bsu patch and the relevant unicast patch in your local
machine. See Performing Preinstallation Tasks.
5. On your local machine, copy the installer file and the patches to the Oracle Compute Cloud Service
instance:
instance:
scp i path_to_SSH_private_key path_to_downloaded_WLS10.3.x_installer/installe
r_file opc@IP_address_of_instance:/u01/installers
scp i path_to_SSH_private_key path_to_downloaded_Smart_Update_bsu_patch/patch
_zip_file opc@IP_address_of_instance:/u01/installers
scp i path_to_SSH_private_key path_to_downloaded_unicast_patch_version/patch_
version_zip_file opc@IP_address_of_instance:/u01/installers
scp i path_to_SSH_private_key path_to_downloaded_JDK6_file opc@IP_address_of_
instance:/u01/installers
path_to_downloaded_WLS10.3.x_installer/installer_file is the downloaded Oracle
WebLogic Server 10.3 installer file.
path_to_downloaded_Smart_Update_bsu_patch/patch_zip_file is the downloaded Smart
Update bsu patch.
path_to_downloaded_unicast_patch/patch_zip_file is the downloaded unicast patch.
path_to_downloaded_JDK6_file is the downloaded JDK6 installer file
6. Log on to the Oracle Compute Cloud Service instance and run the following:
ssh i path_to_SSH_private_key opc@IP_address_of_instance
chmod R 777 /u01/installers/
sudo su oracle
7. Clone the GitHub repository:
git clone https://github.com/oracle/computecloudservicedemos.git
The cloned GitHub repository contains scripts, sample cookbooks, roles, and environments that are
used to deploy different Oracle WebLogic Servers on Oracle Compute Cloud Service instances. If
you downloaded the scripts from Oracle Technology Network, you’ll find these cookbooks, roles, and
environments in the src folder of the zip file that you downloaded and extracted to your local
directory on the Oracle Compute Cloud Service instance.
8. Check out the Oracle WebLogic Server recipe from the GitHub repository:
cd ~/computecloudservicedemos/
git checkout chefweblogic
The command checks out all files required to deploy Oracle WebLogic Server.
The command checks out all files required to deploy Oracle WebLogic Server.
Alternatively, you can download the scripts that are required to set up Oracle WebLogic Server
10.3.x from the following link:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/cloud/whatsnew/computecloudservice2760092.html
(http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/cloud/whatsnew/computecloudservice2760092.html)
Create a folder named computecloudservicedemos and unpack the scripts to the folder:
mkdir computecloudservicedemos | tar xvzf chefweblogiccomputecloudserv
icedemos.tgz C <path to the computecloudservicedemos folder>
cd computecloudservicedemos/
9. Open the /etc/profile file in an editor, and then search for the umask entry:

10. If the umask value isn't set to 022 , or if the entry is missing, modify or add it, and then save and close
the file:
umask 022
11. Open the /etc/hosts file add an entry for the instance, and then save and close the file:
127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost4 localhost4.localdomain4 DNS_nam
::1 localhost localhost.localdomain localhost6 localhost6.localdomain6
12. Deploy Oracle WebLogic Server:
./computecloudservicedemos/src/wls/runAll.sh
13. Verify that your Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x deployment is complete by accessing the following:
http://IP_of_the_instance:port/console/
You can change the Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Server port and Administrator user
name and password by updating the domain.properties file and then restarting the servers:
/u01/mwhome/wlserver_10.3/common/bin/wlst.sh startNM_WLS.py
Deploying a Single Node Oracle WebLogic Server Using Chef
You can deploy a singlenode Oracle WebLogic Server on Oracle Compute Cloud Service instances by
using Chef.
using Chef.
Performing Preinstallation Tasks
Download the Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x installer.
Download the Smart Update bsu and the unicast patches from My Oracle Support.
Download the JDK 6 (1.6.0_45) installer.
Connect to the Oracle Compute Cloud Service environments by using an SSH.
Set up the Chef server.
Downloading the Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x Installer
The software is available as a media or FTP request for those customers who own a valid Oracle
WebLogic Server product license for any edition.
1. Request access to these releases. See Oracle Support Document 1071023.1 (Requesting Physical
Shipment or Download URL for Software Media
(https://support.oracle.com/epmos/faces/ui/km/DocumentDisplay.jspx?id=1071023.1%20)) on My
Oracle Support.
2. Depending on the version that you want to install, request and download any of the following on your
local UNIXbased or Linux machine:
WebLogic Server 10.3.0 server103_linux32.bin
Downloading the Smart Update bsu and the unicast Patches
The patches are available as compressed files for those customers who have valid My Oracle Support
credentials.
To download the Smart Update bsu patch:
2. Click the Patches & Updates tab on the My Oracle Support home page.
3. In the Patch Name or Number search field, enter 12426828 for the Smart Update bsu patch and
click Search.
click Search.
4. Click the patch number link, and then click the Download button to obtain the patches.
The file name for the Smart Update patch is p12426828_1035_Generic.zip .
To download the unicast patch:
2. In the search field on the top right, enter the My Oracle Support document ID 1397268.1 for the
unicast patch and click Search. The My Oracle Support page for Doc ID 1397268.1 is displayed.
3. Click the unicast patch link based on the Oracle WebLogic Server installer version that you've
downloaded.
Oracle unicast Patch Number
WebLogic
Server
Version
10.3.0 Patch 13909516
10.3.2 Patch 13262201
10.3.3 Patch 13639449
10.3.4 Patch 12822180
10.3.5 Patch 12822180
10.3.6 Patch 12822180
4. On the selected unicast patch page, click Download.
The file names for the unicast patch versions are:
Oracle WebLogic Server Version unicast Patch File Name
10.3.0 p13909516_103_Generic.zip
10.3.2 p13262201_10320_Generic.zip
10.3.3 p13639449_1033_Generic.zip
10.3.4 p12822180_1034_Generic.zip
10.3.5 p12822180_1035_Generic.zip
10.3.6 p12822180_1036_Generic.zip
Downloading JDK 6 (1.6.0_45)
1. Open a web browser and log on to the Java SE 6 Downloads page
(http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/javaarchivedownloadsjavase6
419409.html#jdk6u45othJPR).
2. In the Java SE Development Kit 6u45 section, select Accept License Agreement.
3. Click the jdk6u45linuxx64.bin link to download the kit.
Connecting to the Oracle Compute Cloud Service Instance Using SSH
You access the instance from your local machine by using the ssh command in a UNIX command shell

or from Windows by using Putty .
1. Sign in to the My Services application at http://cloud.oracle.com/sign_in
(http://cloud.oracle.com/sign_in). On the My Services Dashboard, click Consoles and select Oracle
Compute Cloud Service. On the Oracle Compute Cloud Service Console, click the name of the
instance and note down the IP address that appears in the instance name section.
2. In a command shell, run the ssh utility:
$> ssh i path_to_SSH_private_key opc@IP_address_of_instance
IP_address_of_instance is the public IP address of the instance in n.n.n.n format.
Note: This step works only in Oracleprovided instances. You may have a different user
provisioned in your custom instances.
For example:
$> ssh i keys/id_rsa opc@192.0.2.100
3. If this is the first time that you're connecting to the instance, confirm the RSA key fingerprint of the
the SSH key (if you created a passphrase).
Setting Up the Chef Server
If you’re using Chef to deploy Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x, then set up the Chef server and clone
the GitHub repository. See Deploying Chef Server on Oracle Compute Cloud Service Instances
(https://apexapps.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=44785:112:::::P112_CONTENT_ID:11587).
Deploying Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x
1. Download the Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x installer file, the Smart Update bsu patch, the relevant
unicast patch, and the JDK 6 file to your local machine. See Performing Preinstallation Steps.
2. Copy the installer, the patches, and the JDK 6 file to the /var/www/files directory in the Chef server

instance:
scp i path_to_SSH_private_key path_to_downloaded_WLS10.3.x_installer/installe
r_file opc@IP_address_of_Chef_Server_instance:/var/www/files
scp i path_to_SSH_private_key path_to_downloaded_Smart_Update_bsu_patch/patch
_zip_file opc@IP_address_of_Chef_Server_instance:/var/www/files
scp i path_to_SSH_private_key path_to_downloaded_unicast_patch/patch_zip_file
opc@IP_address_ofChef_Server_instance:/var/www/files
scp i path_to_SSH_private_key path_to_downloaded_JDK6_file opc@IP_address_ofC
hef_Server_instance:/var/www/files
In the preceding commands:
path_to_downloaded_WLS10.3.x_installer/installer_file is the downloaded Oracle
WebLogic Server 10.3 installer file.
path_to_downloaded_Smart_Update_bsu_patch/patch_zip_file is the downloaded Smart
Update bsu patch.
path_to_downloaded_unicast_patch/patch_zip_file is the downloaded unicast patch.
path_to_downloaded_JDK6_file is the downloaded JDK 6 installer file.
3. Ensure that the Oracle Compute Cloud Service instances are created. See Creating Oracle Compute
Cloud Service Instances Using an Orchestration (https://apexapps.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?
p=44785:112:0::::P112_CONTENT_ID:11403).
4. Use SSH to connect to the Chef server instance. See "Connecting to the Oracle Compute Cloud
Service Instance Using SSH" in Performing Preinstallation Steps in this tutorial.
5. Prepare the environment. See the following sections in Deploying Chef Server on Oracle Compute
Cloud Service Instances (https://apexapps.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?
Cloud Service Instances (https://apexapps.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?
p=44785:112:::::P112_CONTENT_ID:11587):
"Installing the git Client" (Install it on your Oracle Compute Cloud Service instance where the Chef
server should run.)
"Configuring a Passwordless SSH Connection”
"Setting Up the Chef Server" (step 2, clone the GitHub repository)
Alternatively, you can download the scripts that are required to set up the Chef server from the
following link:
"Setting Up the Chef Server" (step 5, install the Chef server)
6. Check out the Oracle WebLogic Server recipe from the GitHub repository:
git checkout chefweblogic
mkdir ../chefrepo/
cp rp src/chefrepo/* ../chefrepo/
The command checks out all cookbooks, roles, and environments that are required to deploy Oracle
WebLogic Server 10.3.x.
Alternatively, you can download the scripts that are required to set up Oracle WebLogic Server
10.3.x from the following link:
Unpack the scripts to the computecloudservicedemos folder:
tar xvzf chefweblogiccomputecloudservicedemos.tgz C <path to the comput
ecloudservicedemos folder>
mkdir ../chefrepo/
cp rp src/chefrepo/* ../chefrepo/
7. Open the /home/opc/chefrepo/cookbooks/weblogic/attributes/default.rb file in an editor.

8. Edit the value of the default['oracle']['download_loc'] entry as:
default['oracle']['download_loc']='https://chefserver_DNS.name/files/
This is the location of your software repository where the installer files are stored.
9. Edit the values of the Oracle WebLogic Server and patch installer entries as:
default['oracle']['wls_generic_installer'] = WLS_installer_file_name
default['oracle']['unicast_patch']= <relevant_unicast_patch_for_the_WLS_version>
default['oracle']['patchlist']= <patch_id>
patch_id is :
For Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.2: M2B1
For Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.3: PCTX
For Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.4: FBWE
For Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.5: BG1A
For Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.6: YJI2
10. Provide these values for the JDK and JVM entries:
default['oracle']['java_installer'] = '/u01/mwhome/jdk1.6.0_45'
default['oracle']['java_install_dir'] = '/u01/mwhome/jdk6'
default['oracle']['local_jvms'] = '/u01/mwhome/jdk1.6.0_45'
11. Modify the database parameters to point to the database instance that you want to connect to:
default['oracle']['datasource']['name'] = 'demods'
default['oracle']['datasource']['driver'] = 'oracle.jdbc.xa.client.OracleXADat
aSource'
default['oracle']['datasource']['dbhost'] = 'testhost'
default['oracle']['datasource']['dbport'] = 1521
default['oracle']['datasource']['dbsid'] = 'orcl'
default['oracle']['datasource']['dbusername'] = 'scott'
default['oracle']['datasource']['dbpassword'] = 'tiger'
default['oracle']['datasource']['target'] = 'democluster'
Note: If you do not need a database along with Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x, then delete the
following entry from the /home/opc/roles/weblogicdomain.json file:
(recipe[weblogic::createdatasource])
12. Upload the checkedout cookbooks, roles, and environment to the Chef server:
knife cookbook upload a
knife upload /roles
knife upload /environments
13. Verify that you updated the permissions on your Chef client instance and that you bootstrapped the
instance. See "Bootstrapping the Chef Clients" and "Updating Node Permissions" in Deploying Chef
instance. See "Bootstrapping the Chef Clients" and "Updating Node Permissions" in Deploying Chef
Server on Oracle Compute Cloud Service Instances (https://apexapps.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?
p=44785:112:::::P112_CONTENT_ID:11587).
14. Add runlist items to the client. (Runlist is an ordered list of roles or recipes or both that is run in
the exact defined order.)
knife node run_list add target.instance.dns.name role[java6]
knife node run_list add target.instance.dns.name role[weblogicgeneric]
knife node show target.instance.dns.name r
In the previous example, target.instance.dns.name is the domain name system (DNS) name of

the Oracle Compute Cloud Service instance (running the Chef client, and that you've bootstrapped)
where Oracle Java and Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x will be deployed.
Note: If you want to install Oracle Coherence as part of the Oracle WebLogic Server installation
(available from the 10.3.3 version), then specify the role as role[weblogiccohgeneric]
instead of role[weblogicgeneric] .
knife node run_list add <the DNS name of your Compute Service instance> 'role
[java6]'
<the DNS name of your Compute Service instance>
run_list:
role[java6]

knife node run_list add <the DNS name of your Compute Service instance> 'role
[weblogicgeneric]'
<the DNS name of your Compute Service instance>
run_list:
role[java6]
role[weblogicgeneric]
knife node show <the DNS name of your Compute Service instance> r
<the DNS name of your Compute Service instance>:
run_list:
role[java6]
role[weblogicgeneric]
15. Deploy Oracle Java and Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x on the bootstrapped client instance:
knife ssh x opc 'role:java6' 'sudo chefclient'
knife ssh x opc 'role:weblogicgeneric' 'sudo chefclient'
After Oracle Java and Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x deployment is completed, the following
message is displayed:
Chef Client finished, <x/y> resources updated in <n> seconds
16. Verify your Oracle Java and Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x deployment:
knife status 'role:java6'
knife status 'role:weblogicgeneric'
knife status 'role:java6'
5 minutes ago, <the DNS name of your Compute Service instance>, oracle 6.6.
knife status 'role:weblogicgeneric'
10 minutes ago, <the DNS name of your Compute Service instance>, oracle 6.6.
17. Start the Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.x Administration Server:
sudo su oracle
cd /u01/mwhome/user_projects/domains/clouddemodomain
./startWebLogic.sh
18. From a web browser, access the Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console:
http://<ip of the Chef client>:7001/console
Specify the username and password as weblogic and welcome1 respectively, or you can also

specify user credentials in the attributes/default.rb file. Restart the servers for the change to
take effect.
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To download the Smart Update bsu patch:

To download the unicast patch:

4. On the selected unicast patch page, click Download.

The file names for the unicast patch versions are:

You access the instance from your local machine by using the ssh command in a UNIX command shell

Installing the git Client

If you're installing the git client over a proxy server, then run the following commands:

Create a folder named computecloudservicedemos and unpack the scripts to the folder:

9. Open the /etc/profile file in an editor, and then search for the umask entry:

11. Open the /etc/hosts file add an entry for the instance, and then save and close the file:

To download the Smart Update bsu patch:

To download the unicast patch:

4. On the selected unicast patch page, click Download.

The file names for the unicast patch versions are:

You access the instance from your local machine by using the ssh command in a UNIX command shell

2. Copy the installer, the patches, and the JDK 6 file to the /var/www/files directory in the Chef server

Unpack the scripts to the computecloudservicedemos folder:

7. Open the /home/opc/chefrepo/cookbooks/weblogic/attributes/default.rb file in an editor.

In the previous example, target.instance.dns.name is the domain name system (DNS) name of

Specify the username and password as weblogic and welcome1 respectively, or you can also

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To download the Smart Update bsu patch:

To download the unicast patch:

4. On the selected unicast patch page, click Download.

The file names for the unicast patch versions are:

You access the instance from your local machine by using the ssh command in a UNIX command shell

Installing the git Client

If you're installing the git client over a proxy server, then run the following commands:

Create a folder named compute­cloud­service­demos and unpack the scripts to the folder:

9. Open the /etc/profile file in an editor, and then search for the umask entry:

11. Open the /etc/hosts file add an entry for the instance, and then save and close the file:

To download the Smart Update bsu patch:

To download the unicast patch:

4. On the selected unicast patch page, click Download.

The file names for the unicast patch versions are:

You access the instance from your local machine by using the ssh command in a UNIX command shell

2. Copy the installer, the patches, and the JDK 6 file to the /var/www/files directory in the Chef server

Unpack the scripts to the compute­cloud­service­demos folder:

7. Open the /home/opc/chef­repo/cookbooks/weblogic/attributes/default.rb file in an editor.

In the previous example, target.instance.dns.name is the domain name system (DNS) name of

Specify the username and password as weblogic and welcome1 respectively, or you can also

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Create a folder named computecloudservicedemos and unpack the scripts to the folder:

Unpack the scripts to the computecloudservicedemos folder:

7. Open the /home/opc/chefrepo/cookbooks/weblogic/attributes/default.rb file in an editor.