Oracle EBS Cloud Admin Tool Issue : FATAL: Failed to Connect to Oracle Cloud Storage Endpoint

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This post covers an issue & fix reported in our training while creating Oracle EBS R12 instance on Cloud using Oracle EBS Cloud Admin Tool where error reported was FATAL: Failed to connect to Oracle Cloud storage endpoint

Note: EBS Cloud Admin Utility is used to provision, manage & integrate Oracle E-Business Suite R12 on Oracle Cloud (OCI-c) & EBS Cloud  Manager is the utility used to provisioned EBS On OCI, to know more click here

If you are new to Oracle EBS (R12) on Cloud then check Atul’s post on Role of Oracle AppsDBA (EBS) R12 in Cloud

Things Good to Know About EBS Cloud Admin Tool (EBS ON OCI-C)

  • It can provision a new EBS instance (including using Database Cloud Service or RAC on Cloud for Database Tier of EBS) on Oracle Public Cloud (OCI-C)
  • You can use it to add an additional node for an Oracle EBS (R12) instance.
  • To Backup & Restore an EBS instance on the Cloud.
  • To Integrate Oracle EBS R12 with Oracle third-party software like Oracle SOA Suite, Oracle Identity, and Access Management Suite etc.
  • You also use this Oracle EBS Cloud Admin utility to Manage Oracle EBS (R12) Environment.

Issue:

When you provision Oracle EBS Environment on Cloud using EBS Cloud Admin Tool (by running ProvisionEBS.pl), it expects Compute & Storage Service Endpoints. You can get both these details from respective Cloud Storage & Compute Console.

After entering the values it gives an error like FATAL: Failed to connect to Oracle Cloud Storage Endpoint

Provision Oracle E-Business Suite

Analysis:

The Above error is mainly due to two reasons:

1) You have given the wrong Site/ Data Center Code for Storage Cloud Service Endpoint when prompted (Note: An Account can have multiple Site inside Data Center) 

There are two things you can see in your cloud dashboard, one is Site and another is Data Center, so we have to use Data Center code not  Site

Site Selector

2) Geo-Replication policy for your Object Storage Classic is not set  (More on setting Geo Replication Policy at Replication Policy for Your Account)

Note: If your Cloud Account was created after March 2018, then once your Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic (OCI-C) Object Storage (For the difference between OCI & OCI-C refer here), the replication policy for your account is set by default (This is as per Oracle Doc).

     However we have seen that once you open your Storage Classic console for the first time you will get a  below screen and you just need to select your site and then click on Set policy, it is one time activity.

Set Georeplication Policy

Once these are two settings are done, this should fix error “Failed to connect to Oracle Cloud storage endpoint”. Run EBS Cloud Admin Tool one more time to provision Oracle EBS (R12) on Cloud

Now it’s your turn to post your answers in the comment section and let us know where you are facing challenges in EBS on Cloud

This post is from our Course “Build, Manage & Migrate (Lift & Shift) EBS (R12) on Cloud  Expert” with 1 Year On-Job Support and  1 year Unlimited FREE Retakes (If you need to know more about this program then reach out to our team at contact@k21academy.com )

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I started my IT career in 2000 as an Oracle DBA/Apps DBA. The first few years were tough (<$100/month), with very little growth. In 2004, I moved to the UK. After working really hard, I landed a job that paid me £2700 per month. In February 2005, I saw a job that was £450 per day, which was nearly 4 times of my then salary.