WebLogic Cluster on VMs

Oracle WebLogic Server (WLS) is an industry-leading Java runtime powering some of the most mission-critical enterprise applications across the globe. This solution automates most boilerplate steps to provision a WLS cluster on Azure VMs. Once initial provisioning is complete, you are completely free to customize deployments further. The solution is jointly developed by Oracle and Microsoft.

WLS Enterprise Edition versions supported include 14.1.2.0, 14.1.1.0, and 12.2.1.4.

The following resources are automatically provisioned by the offer.

• Oracle Linux or Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) VMs (you can choose the number of VMs - all instances will have private IP addresses by default)
• Configured cluster consisting of WebLogic Managed Server instances on each VM (ORACLE_HOME is /u01/app/wls/install/oracle/middleware/oracle_home)
• Admin Server on one of the VMs
• WLS Domain with default name wlsd (domain path is /u01/domains/wlsd/)
• Oracle JDK on each VM (JAVA_HOME is /u01/app/jdk/jdk-${version})
• Azure App Gateway instance with a public IP address (the backend pool will be set to VMs running Managed Servers) - optional
• In addition to drivers that come standard with WLS, most recent supported PostgreSQL and Microsoft SQL JDBC drivers (drivers stored in /u01/app/wls/install/oracle/middleware/oracle_home/wlserver/server/lib/)
• Configured data source connection (Oracle DB, Azure SQL, Azure MySQL, Azure PostgreSQL) - optional
• VMs with private IP addresses to run data tier Managed Coherence cache servers - optional
• Azure Availability Set for the VMs
• Virtual network and subnet (alternatively, you can deploy to an existing virtual network)
• Network security group
• OS disks attached to VMs

A quick start for WebLogic on VMs is available here.

This offer is Bring-Your-Own-License. It assumes you have already procured the appropriate licenses with Oracle and are properly licensed to run offers in Microsoft Azure.

Oracle and Microsoft also provide basic step-by-step instructions on getting started with WLS and Azure VMs without automated provisioning.

Oracle and Microsoft provide similar solutions targeting WLS on the Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) in addition to a single WLS Admin Server instance on an Azure VM. These options are linked in the Learn more section below.

You can reach out to the engineering team developing these offers by clicking the CONTACT ME button on the marketplace WebLogic on Azure overview page. Program managers, architects and engineers will get in touch and can assist you for free with your Azure migration.