What is 11.1.2.2 installation's best practice????

Hi All- we need to install the following component for 11.1.2.2 version.
Foundation piece (HSS and workspace)
EPMA
FDM
Essbase
Planning
BI+
To install all the above pieces we have 2 servers, 1 windows server 2008 and the other is AIX. Both are having very good H/W configuration. Now gurus what do you think what component should be installed where and WHY?.I know for a fact that EPMA and FDM can only be configured on windows. Please share any documentation URL.
Thanks in advance

Try calling in a consultant to provide the options to you as it is important that the installation/configuration is done correctly.
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