Source database should be in the archive log mode<\/p>\n
Check if NTP service is configured<\/p>\n
In the apps tier, AD\/TXK should have minimum level of 11. It should have the following patches applied in application tier and database tier respectively.<\/p>\n
Patch 28371446:R12.TXK.C<\/em><\/p>\n Patch 29965377:R12.TXK.C<\/em><\/p>\n Patch 30601878:R12.TXK.C<\/em><\/p>\n Patch 30713114:R12.TXK.C<\/em><\/p>\n Patch 31314595:R12.TXK.C<\/em><\/p>\n database patches-31113249<\/em><\/p>\n Key Generation<\/strong><\/p>\n The following is the code for generating API Signing Key<\/p>\n mkdir ~\/.oci<\/em><\/p>\n \nGenerate private key<\/p>\n Command: openssl genrsa -out ~\/.oci\/oci_api_key.pem 2048<\/em><\/p>\n \nGenerate public key<\/p>\n Command: openssl rsa -pubout -in ~\/.oci\/oci_api_key.pem -out ~\/.oci\/oci_api_key_public.pem<\/em><\/p>\n Writing RSA key<\/p>\n get the fingerprint-<\/em><\/p>\n Command: openssl rsa -pubout -outform DER -in ~\/.oci\/oci_api_key.pem | openssl md5 -c<\/em><\/p>\n Upload the public key to the user’s API signing key in OCI console.<\/p>\n Created an id_rsa and id_rsa.pub keys. Copied .pub keys to` `>>authorized_keys. And then using puttygen created a new ppk file` `from id_rsa file and copied it to server<\/em><\/p>\n Also, both users of apps and db servers SSH configuration files (~\/.ssh\/config)<\/em> must have the entry “ServerAliveInterval 100”.<\/p>\n Note: <\/strong>The user who you select should have the privileges to create resources in the compartments.<\/p>\n 1. Before provisioning an Instance, you should move on-premise EBS backup to object storage using Cloud Backup Module.<\/p>\n 2. You must have the WGET library installed on the on-premises server where you plan to run the Oracle E-Business Suite cloud backup module.<\/p>\n 3. The source database (on-premises) must be in ARCHIVELOG mode to perform a hot backup.<\/p>\n Provisioning Steps <\/strong><\/p>\n – Using the backup(step1), you will now provision a new EBS instance in OCI. \nIn this section, password validation will be done. If there are any validation issues, errors will be displayed. Correct the passwords and click Next<\/em> to proceed. <\/p>\n Select the Cloud Database Service option for your environment, either Compute, Virtual Machine DB System, or Exadata DB System. I had chosen Compute.<\/p>\n Click Next to enter the application details:<\/strong><\/p>\n A new feature called Zone has been added. You can now segregate the instance as internal and external zones. We can have a load balancer shared between multiple zones of the same type. <\/p>\n This configuration allows for two separate URLs to resolve to the same IP address and the shared load balancer will target one backend set or another.<\/p>\n Define the internal zone<\/strong><\/p>\n In the Web Entry Point region, choose one of the following: New Load Balancer (LB), Manually Configured Load Balancer to select a manually deployed existing load balancer, or Application Tier Node to choose the primary application tier as the entry point.<\/p>\n If you choose new load balancer or manually configured load balancer option and file system as shared, then going forward, using Cloud manager you can add a secondary node using the _”ADD Node”_. In this section, you want CM to perform any additional tasks, you can specify in this session. Click next and add the SSH keys and click next.<\/p>\n Post steps<\/strong><\/p>\n After a successful provisioning of EBS Cloud Manager, you must create a new network profile to provision EBS Instance using One-Click option or Advance Provisioning option. Validation<\/strong><\/p>\n Once the provisioning is complete you can validate. You can see the details under the Environment section of the Cloud Manager. 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\n– You will use the advance provisioning.<\/p>\n
\nYou can click on add here and add a secondary node if you want. Click on save zone then click next.<\/p>\n
\nNow, you can create EBS Instance and later with the created EBS Instance, you can take a backup and migrate the same.
\nConnect to the EBS Cloud Manager VM and Login into database and application using Oracle user<\/p>\n
\n_Access the EBS Environment Login page now and validate._<\/p>\n![\"lift](\"\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/blog_article_images\/26284-body-Picture1_29.png\")
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\nThere is a new feature added in this new version of Cloud Manager for assigning backup policies<\/p>\n