Fusion Application Installation - Oracle Fusion Applications Administration Essentials - page 15

Oracle Fusion Applications topology

Oracle Fusion Applications can be installed in a multinode topology. This can include
a hybrid mix of operating systems and virtualized environments. The domains can be
configured to be spread across servers. It is important to identify the different hosts
that are part of each domain, as these are the administrative points of entry.

The different hosts in an Oracle Fusion Applications environment are as follows:

• Primordial host : This is the node on which the Admin Server for the common

domain resides

• Primary host : This is the node where the Admin Server of other domains

resides

• Secondary host : This is the node where Managed Servers reside (multihost

domain)

In a multihost environment, there will only be a single primordial host. There will be
multiple primary and secondary hosts. The provisioning wizard is started on the prim-
ordial host.

Based on server sizing information, we have defined our topology for fusion applica-
tion installation as follows:

Node Domains

Node
1

Common, Financial, and Business Intelligence (BI)

Node
2

Supply Chain Management (SCM)