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    This document summarizes a session on migrating from Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) to Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC). It discusses what OAC is, who is best suited to migrate to OAC, debunks myths about migrating to the cloud, and outlines the migration process. The key points are that OAC can import OBIEE objects and content through BAR or migration scripts, supports hybrid cloud/on-premise implementations, and that planning the migration may require as much effort as the technical migration steps.

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    This document summarizes a session on migrating from Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) to Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC). It discusses what OAC is, who is best suited to migrate to OAC, debunks myths about migrating to the cloud, and outlines the migration process. The key points are that OAC can import OBIEE objects and content through BAR or migration scripts, supports hybrid cloud/on-premise implementations, and that planning the migration may require as much effort as the technical migration steps.

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    This document summarizes a session on migrating from Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) to Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC). It discusses what OAC is, who is best suited to migrate to OAC, debunks myths about migrating to the cloud, and outlines the migration process. The key points are that OAC can import OBIEE objects and content through BAR or migration scripts, supports hybrid cloud/on-premise implementations, and that planning the migration may require as much effort as the technical migration steps.

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    This document summarizes a session on migrating from Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) to Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC). It discusses what OAC is, who is best suited to migrate to OAC, debunks myths about migrating to the cloud, and outlines the migration process. The key points are that OAC can import OBIEE objects and content through BAR or migration scripts, supports hybrid cloud/on-premise implementations, and that planning the migration may require as much effort as the technical migration steps.

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    Session ID:

    Migrating From OBIEE to 10207


    Oracle Analytics Cloud
    Prepared by:
    John Liette
    Product Architect, BI
    MindStream Analytics
    @johnliette

    4.25.2018

    Remember to complete your evaluation for this session within the app!
    Who Am I?
    Product Architect, Business Intelligence
    11 Years of BI Experience
    • OBIEE Administrator
    • Business Analyst
    • RPD Developer
    • Report and Dashboard Developer
    • OAC Architect
    About MindStream
    Evaluating Migrating from
    OBIEE to OAC
    • What is Analytics Cloud?
    • Who is best suited to migrate from OBIEE to OAC?
    • Debunking some misconceptions about the cloud
    • What does it mean to migrate to the cloud?
    • What is involved in the migration?
    What is Oracle
    Analytics Cloud?
    What is Oracle Analytics Cloud?
    Standard Edition (OACS)
    • Data Visualization Cloud Service (DVCS)
    • A fast, lightweight option to get smart, clear visualizations from a variety of sources without building a
    complex data model
    • Mobile friendly, comparable to Tableau in function
    • Data Visualization Desktop for 50 Users
    • A local version of DVCS, allowing you to utilize it offline if the data is stored locally
    • Oracle Smartview
    • An add in for Microsoft Word that allows you to connect to a variety of sources, including Oracle Essbase
    • Oracle Essbase in the Cloud
    • Analytics leveraging Multi Dimensional cubes to summarize metrics by a specific set of dimensions

    Enterprise Edition (OACEE)


    • Everything listed for Standard Edition
    • Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS)
    • Oracle Essbase Enterprise in the Cloud
    • Day by Day
    Debunking Some Myths About OAC
    (And “The Cloud” in General)
    Debunking Some Myths About OAC

    Misconception: “I’m not ready to go to the


    cloud because we leverage MSAD for
    authentication and I don’t want to redo all of
    our security to use Oracle Cloud accounts.”

    Truth: OAC features the ability to


    connect to external LDAP providers,
    like MSAD, enabling users to login
    to OAC using their existing network
    credentials.
    Debunking Some Myths About OAC

    Misconception: “We can’t use OAC because


    we just don’t have the bandwidth to move our
    data warehouse to an Oracle Cloud DB and
    rework all of our ETL and downstream
    processes.”

    Truth: Oracle supports configuring a


    VPN connection between the OAC Cloud
    Compute Server and your data center.
    Therefore, OAC can deliver all of its
    benefits while allowing you to leave your
    data processes as is.
    Debunking Some Myths About OAC

    Misconception: “My data model is way too


    complex to re-build and maintain within the
    web data modeler included in OAC.”

    Truth: OAC allows you to “Lift and Shift” your RPD


    file to OAC and continue using the same models
    and objects you are using today. OAC includes a
    specific version of the BI Administration Tool used
    to build and maintain (and, for those adventurous
    types, even work in online mode with) the RPD file.
    Who is best suited to
    migrate from OBIEE
    to OAC?
    Who is best suited to migrate
    from OBIEE to OAC?
    • OAC delivers the ability to drop your existing RPD from on prem to the cloud
    • (Or to build a new RPD file if starting in the Cloud)
    • OAC provides operating system level access for administrators to configure options for
    enterprise level implementations
    • VPN options are supported by Oracle to allow your OAC instance to connect to on
    premise applications
    • Hybrid solutions are possible, breaking down the barriers between what we view as “on prem”
    and “the cloud.”
    Who is best suited to migrate from
    OBIEE to OAC?
    What is likely the biggest factor determining if OAC is a good strategic fit?

    Finances
    Additional Considerations & Differences
    OAC has gained ground towards parity with OBIEE 12c since general release, but it is still missing the
    following:
    • Delivers
    • Only basic scheduling is available in OAC today, setting analyses to run on certain days, to be
    delivered via email, etc
    • Still lacks robust scheduling found in OBIEE 12c (no Agents)
    • Marketing Lists, Segments, etc
    • KPIs & Scorecards
    • BI Publisher
    • (A fully operational BI Publisher Cloud was released in December 2017 and is available with
    any OAC Enterprise Subscription)
    What does it mean to
    migrate to the cloud?
    What does it mean to migrate to
    the cloud?
    For most enterprise implementations,
    migrating to the cloud means creating a
    hybrid cloud/on premise solution.
    Cloud On Premise
    • Analytics • LDAP
    • Oracle Cloud DB • Real Time Data
    • Planning, SCM, HCM, Sources
    etc • Data Warehouse
    Ok, I’m on board… What does it take?

    Establish the Infrastructure Create your instances

    • VPN Connections • Cloud Compute


    • LDAP/Identity Providers • Cloud DB
    • Cloud Storage
    • Analytics
    Methods of Migrating
    OBIEE Content
    Migrating from OBIEE 12c
    Import Your Bar File

    In OBIEE 12c, Oracle introduced the concept of the BAR file. This is part of a feature that
    allows you to export the complete contents of your web catalog, security model (including
    users, roles, and groups) and your RPD into a single file for each export/import.

    OAC supports uploading this as a “Snapshot” to the environment to bring all of the exported
    objects into OAC.
    Migrating from OBIEE 11g
    Users Migrating from OBIEE 11g have a slightly different path, but largely still consists of
    export/importing objects.

    In summary, an administrator will:

    • Generate a migration script from OAC via a command line process


    • Place the tool in the 11g environment
    • Run the tool to capture the RPD, Web Catalog, and Users and Applications Roles from the 11g
    implementation
    • Place the resulting export file on the OAC server
    • Run an import script that would deploy these objects into OAC
    Migrating from OBIEE Final Steps
    (12c or 11g)
    Validate Your Objects and Data Sources

    With the heavy lifting complete, you then will need to validate your objects have all migrated
    as expected and all of the connections to data sources remain in tact (primarily a concern if
    you are also migrating data to new sources).

    You will also want to validate your users, roles, and groups are correct.
    Summary

    OAC is rapidly acquiring new


    OAC is Oracle’s flagship BI Analyzing and planning your
    features and functionality
    product: new development migration may require as
    that make it more viable
    and enhancements will be much or more effort than
    than ever for an enterprise
    made to OAC before OBIEE the actual act of migrating
    implementation
    jliette@mindstreamanalytics.com

    Session ID:
    10207

    Remember to complete your evaluation for this session within the app!

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