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Oracle JD Edwards on Cisco Unified Computing System with EMC VNX Storage

A Cisco Validated Design | Last Updated: April 20, 2013

Introduction to the Solution

This Cisco Validated Design (CVD) details the deployment and performance of Oracle JD Edwards Enterprise One (JDE E1) on Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) infrastructure integrated with EMC VNX5300 storage. It provides a comprehensive guide for organizations seeking to optimize their ERP environments.

The document showcases how Cisco UCS, Cisco Nexus switches, and EMC VNX storage can be leveraged to achieve high performance, scalability, and reliability for Oracle JD Edwards applications. It outlines best practices for infrastructure setup, configuration, and deployment.

This solution is intended for IT professionals, including Solution Architects, JDE Project Managers, Infrastructure Managers, and Field Engineers, who are involved in planning, designing, and deploying Oracle JD Edwards environments.

Key Technologies

This validated design integrates leading technologies from Cisco and EMC to provide a robust platform for Oracle JD Edwards:

Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS): A next-generation data center platform unifying compute, network, and storage access.
EMC VNX Storage: A unified storage solution optimized for virtual environments and enterprise applications.
Oracle JD Edwards Enterprise One: A comprehensive Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) application suite.

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