Capacity planning guide

Hello,
I just read the following document: Forms services 6i - Capacity Planning Guide.
I have the following question: Are these figures still valid for Forms services 10g?
Is there any newer documentation available?
Regards Erik

The document does not really give figures but more, the way you should plan to estimate your capacity - as such, the document is relevant for 10g as well as 6i
Regards
Grant Ronald
Forms Product Management

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Hi all,
I really want to know about is :
"How much server/cpu/memory do I need to support n
number of users?"
So I can decide specification of server that I needed.
I've read technical white paper about 'Oracle
Developer Server 6.0 - A Capacity Planning Guide'
March 1999 and,
'Scalable Web Deployment with Oracle Developer Server
- A Benchmark Comparison of Client/Server and Web
Deployment by Retek Information Systems' November 1998
Is there other twp like that for OAS 9i ?
Regards
Yohanes

The document does not really give figures but more, the way you should plan to estimate your capacity - as such, the document is relevant for 10g as well as 6i
Regards
Grant Ronald
Forms Product Management

From Forms Product Management - 10g Capacity Planning Guide

We have published a capacity planning guide for Oracle Forms; now available from otn.oracle.com/products/forms.
Regards
Grant Ronald
Forms Product Management

Nice - thanks!

Capacity planning guide lines

I would like to know, especially for Planning module, whetherthere is a capacity planning document on disk space allocationdepending on number of users. For example, for 100 users to useplanning module, how much disk space is requred? Thanks,SP

The document does not really give figures but more, the way you should plan to estimate your capacity - as such, the document is relevant for 10g as well as 6i
Regards
Grant Ronald
Forms Product Management

Capacity Planning for Azure Managed Cache Service Spreadsheet Missing

I'm currently choosing between dedicated in-role caching and the azure managed cache service. It seems pretty clear that for in-role caching one must consider the cache access frequency when choosing the in-role cache size (as demonstrated by the capacity
planning spreadsheet found here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh914129.aspx although the documentation states "Your application
is the only consumer of the cache. There are no predefined quotas or throttling. Physical capacity (memory and other physical resources) is the only limiting factor.")
It is less clear if this is also the case for the azure managed cache service since the documentation simply states:
“Now, there are no predefined quotas on bandwidth and connections. Physical capacity is the only limiting
factor and you only pay based upon the cache size. You can now focus solely on your application and its data needs.”
and the capacity planning guide spreadsheet found here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn386139.aspx
does not lead the actual spreadsheet.
Is there some way to get the capacity planning guide spreadsheet for the azure managed cache service? If not, can someone tell me whether we need to consider cache access frequency (and not just size) when choosing the azure managed cache service?
Thanks!

Just kidding, I found the planning spreadsheets here:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30000
That said, I'm still unsure of whether the data read/write frequency (bandwidth) is relevant in choosing capacity:
In role:
"Your
application is the only consumer of the cache. There are no predefined quotas or throttling. Physical capacity (memory and other physical resources) is the only limiting factor."
Managed:
“Now,
there are no predefined quotas on bandwidth and connections. Physical capacity is the only limiting factor and you only pay based upon the cache size. You can now focus solely on your application and its data needs.”
I'm confused because when using the caching capacity planner spreadsheet,
when the number reads/second is increased, a greater cache size is recommended. But why would I need a larger cache size if the same object is being read by multiple users and there is not limit on bandwidth?

Weblogic capacity planning /processor sizing?

does anyone have suggestions regarding processor sizing for weblogic server?
does BEA post any recommendations based on expected page views per second or
anything of the sort?

Contact your sales rep. They should be able to provide capacity planning guide.
Kumar
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GoldenGate and Veridata Capacity Planning/sizing

Hello,
Are there any capacity planning guides available for Veridata and for GoldenGate?
What are the pertinent metrics to gather to aid in capacity planning?
Thanks,
Mac McDermid
Edited by: user13291419 on Oct 17, 2012 12:55 PM

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Application Error
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Scheduled Capacity Planning Quantity Report

Hi experts,
Can you please guide me for any report in SAP which can show all scheduled capacity planning quantity.
Regards,
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Hi
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WAAS Capacity Planning TFO Connection Reporting?

For WAAS Capacity Planning I'm trying to work out a way to gather WAAS appliance and module TFO connection statistics over time for each device. I'm looking to gather the number of TFO connections at regular intervals to allow us to get an accurate picture of the current WAAS capacity utilisation. The central manager reports a "The TFO accelerator is overloaded (connection limit)" when the maximum TFO connection limit for a devices is exceeded but it does not tell you the number of connections that exceeded the limit on the box.
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Current Active Pass-Through Flows:                          540
Historical Flows:                                                      532
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Capacity Plan for Partially Confirmed Order

Hi Guys
Can any one please guide me on Capacity Planning (CM29) how to:
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2. If the process order is partially confirmed, then how should supervisor re-schedule it again for later date!
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SOA - EAM capacity planning

I have been handed an assignment to prepare "capacity planning documentation" for what is termed "Enterprise Application Messaging"(EAM). I am looking at the documentation for Oracle Fusion Middleware and in particular Oracle® Fusion Middleware Installation Guide for Oracle WebLogic Server 12c Release 1 (12.1.1) which has some basic installation prerequisites. This is a good start but I know that there is more to capacity planning in the context of this EAM notion like for instance a database to persist messages etc and then there are the "speeds and feeds" to consider.
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Thank you for the quick reply and the great links you gave, I am reviewing them before proceeding.
I agree, the EAM is a mysterious acronym...I'm not sure who dreamed it up, but to me, it means SOA and OSB and that is what we will be building in a new datacenter. I believe it may be a "home grown" acronym to try to keep from becoming too vendor oriented with our high level documentation...we have a bunch of Microsoft afecianados here who would like to place something like "Biztalk" into the mix, so maybe they got the powers to be to invent a more generic acronym.
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Capacity planning of database objects

Oracle 10.2.0.4
Windows platform
I was reading Oracle Admin Guide :- Capacity planning of database objects section, but these and most of other sections are very theoretical .
Kindly suggest how to get these topics in better way.

I think Reddy has it right: watch the trend in space usage primarily at the tablespace level but you would also want to take a look at the individual tables and indexes within a tablespace to spot the fast growers, to pick out tables that might need parameter adjustment (pct_free) to avoid row migration, to identify indexes that may not reach a reasonable stready state size, etc....
The dba_outstanding_alerts and related views might be of interest.
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We are considering moving our EDI processing to Oracle Integration with BPEL. I have searched high and low for sizing and capacity planning guidelines for BPEL (and B2B) but have not been successful.
Could one of you help me out with this - point me to links, send me actual documents etc. My contact information is included below.
Thanks very much in advance.
Milind Gadre
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adx - Advanced Data Exchange
t: 510.493.5119
e: [email protected]

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Oracle Appserver Performance Guide, chapter 7 Tuning BPEL:
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BPEL Webinar, performance tips
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OAG Capacity Planning

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formula described there helps to get the number of Gateways
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Increasing physical memory or adding more CPU threads has any positive impact in performance?
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Regards
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Hope you are asking regarding the Manufacturing Capacity Planning.
Oracle Capacity functionality is part of the Manufacturing module license.
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It ensures that you have sufficient capacity to meet your production requirements.
Oracle capacity provides you with two levels of capacity planning :
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(http://appsnet.oracle.com -> Manufacturing -> User and Implementation Guides)
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