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Deploy OEM13c on AWS

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Hi Everyone,

We are considering in moving our on-premises OEM environment to AWS. We would like to find out if it is possible to have our OMS running on an EC2 instance and our OEM Repository (OMR) running on an Oracle AWS RDS database as we are not allowed to have both the OMS and OMR running on the EC2 instance due to security reasons?

Few questions in our mind:

  • Can we use an AWS RDS Instance to setup our OMR and OMA on?
  • Then setup an EC2 instance for our OMS configuration?
  • Does AWS RDS allow for the OEM Repository (OMR) to be housed on RDS as the OMS requires SYS-level access to the repository?
  • Since this setup needs to be able to communicate and monitor our on-premises Oracle Databases will there be any latency issues?
  • Will there be any inbound and outbound transfer costs involved with this setup?
  • Does Oracle support the deployment of OEM 13c on AWS?

Basically we need initial help to understand whether it is good to move to AWS or should we stick to on-prem. Any suitable ideas on setting up the best architecture for this scenario in the Cloud would be more than welcome.

Thank you.

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Migration & ModernizationAnalyticsDatabaseComputeManagement & Governance
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Migration & ModernizationAmazon Relational Database ServiceAmazon EC2OracleAWS Account Management
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rePost-User-1096341
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Can we use an AWS RDS Instance to setup our OMR and OMA on? You can use RDS Custom for Oracle to set up OMR.

Then setup an EC2 instance for our OMS configuration? Yes - you can set up OMS on EC2 instance.

Does AWS RDS allow for the OEM Repository (OMR) to be housed on RDS as the OMS requires SYS-level access to the repository? Yes - it is possible to get SYS level access to RDS database in RDS Custom.

Since this setup needs to be able to communicate and monitor our on-premises Oracle Databases will there be any latency issues? Latency issues will have to be tested but it is possible to monitor on-prem and databases in AWS using OEM in AWS.

Will there be any inbound and outbound transfer costs involved with this setup? No cost for in-bound data transfer to AWS. There is a minor cost for out-bound data transfer from AWS.

Does Oracle support the deployment of OEM 13c on AWS? This is a question for your Oracle representative.

Please reach out to your AWS account team to seek further help on this matter.

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answered 2 years ago
  • rePost-User-1096341
    2 years ago

    Thank you very much for your satisfactory answers, much appreciated.

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