Oracle Analytics Server pattern-based discovery
Discovery and Service Mapping Patterns finds Oracle Analytics Server (formerly Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition) components on Windows and Linux servers in your environment. Discovering some of these resources may require updating to the latest version of the Discovery and Service Mapping Patterns application from the ServiceNow Store.
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- Oracle BI Server: Core analytics engine that processes queries and manages metadata
- Oracle BI Presentation Service: Web-based user interface component that delivers visualizations and dashboards
- Oracle BI Scheduler: Component that manages scheduled report generation and distribution
Prerequisites
- Verify that the applications are up to date
- Verify that the following applications are up to date:
- Discovery and Service Mapping Patterns
- Visibility Content
- CMDB CI Class Models
- Verify that the Oracle Analytics Server processes are running on target systems
- Verify that the following Oracle Analytics Server processes are active on target systems:
- Windows:
sawserver.exeNQScheduler.exenqsserver.exe
- Linux:
sawservernqschedulernqsserver
- Windows:
- Verify file system access permissions
- Verify that the credentials used for discovery have read access to the following locations:
- Oracle BI installation directories
BI_ORACLE_HOMEenvironment variable locationbifoundation/version.txtfile within the Oracle BI installation
- Create credentials on the ServiceNow AI Platform
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- Windows: Configure Windows credentials. For more information, see Windows credentials.
- Linux: Configure SSH credentials. For more information, see SSH credentials.
- Schedule a horizontal discovery
- For more information, see Schedule a horizontal discovery.
Data collected by Discovery during horizontal discovery
Discovery populates the data in the CMDB when running the Oracle Analytics Server patterns.
- Resources discovered by the Oracle BI Server pattern
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Table 1. Oracle BI Server [cmdb_ci_oracle_bi_server] Field Description Name [name] Name of the Oracle BI Server instance. Version [version] Version of the Oracle BI Server software. Installation directory [install_directory] File system path where the Oracle BI Server is installed. - Resources discovered by the Oracle BI Presentation Service pattern
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Table 2. Oracle BI Presentation Service [cmdb_ci_oracle_bi_presentation_service] Field Description Name [name] Name of the Oracle BI Presentation Service instance. Version [version] Version of the Oracle BI Presentation Service software. Installation directory [install_directory] File system path where the Oracle BI Presentation Service is installed. - Resources discovered by the Oracle BI Scheduler pattern
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Table 3. Oracle BI Scheduler [cmdb_ci_oracle_bi_scheduler] Field Description Name [name] Name of the Oracle BI Scheduler instance. Version [version] Version of the Oracle BI Scheduler software. Installation directory [install_directory] File system path where the Oracle BI Scheduler is installed.
CI relationships
The Oracle Analytics Server patterns create these relationships to support Oracle Analytics Server discovery.
- Relationship created by the Oracle BI Server pattern
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CI Relationship CI Oracle BI Server [cmdb_ci_oracle_bi_server] Runs on::Runs Windows Server [cmdb_ci_win_server] or Linux Server [cmdb_ci_linux_server] - Relationships created by the Oracle BI Presentation Service pattern
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CI Relationship CI Oracle BI Presentation Service [cmdb_ci_oracle_bi_presentation_service] Runs on::Runs Windows Server [cmdb_ci_win_server] or Linux Server [cmdb_ci_linux_server] - Relationships created by the Oracle BI Scheduler pattern
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CI Relationship CI Oracle BI Scheduler [cmdb_ci_oracle_bi_scheduler] Runs on::Runs Windows Server [cmdb_ci_win_server] or Linux Server [cmdb_ci_linux_server]