This post demonstrates the use of Amazon S3 to archive and restore Oracle Essbase Cubes.

The advantages of doing this include: 

Please find the below steps and screen shots to configure Hyperion System9 products

Start configuration tools from .../f360/hyperion/common/config/sh configtool.sh -console



The screen wil display the list of products you installed and pending for configuration, select the pending products by keying respective numbers and then press 0 to continue...

Oracle has now officially certified 11g, Oracle XE, Enterprise Linux and Oracle Fusion for Amazon Web Services' Elastic Computing Cloud (AWS EC2). Information about AWS and EC2 can be found here.

Installing Xming
Xming is a Windows application. You can download the "Xming Microsoft Windows program installer" using the below link http://www.straightrunning.com/XmingNotes/ it’s a normal Windows executable setup.exe. So, run it and follow the on-screen instructions.

Installing PUTTY
Most likely you will want to use ssh to connect to the remote host. So install PuTTY as a ssh client for Windows: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html

I am going to show you how to get started with Essbase using our Amazon Images. Using the AMI, I am able to have a fully installed EPM machine with Shared Services, Essbase, Administration Services, Integration Services, Provider Services, BI Services and UI Services in 15 mins. Not that you would EVER want to run all of those on the same machine! So lets get started

Oracle released its AMIs for the cloud. The important piece of news in this is that customers can use their oracle licenses on the cloud, with the following conversion: