About Oracle Web Cache
7.1 About Oracle Web Cache
Oracle Web Cache is a content-aware server accelerator, or reverse proxy server, that improves the performance, scalability, and availability of Web sites. By storing frequently accessed pages in memory, Oracle Web Cache eliminates the need to repeatedly process requests for those pages on middle-tier servers and databases. You can also use Oracle Web Cache for load balancing a multiple-machine installation. For more information, see Chapter 6, Managing Discoverer in a Multi-Machine or Multi-Instance Environment. You manage Oracle Web Cache using Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control. To view Oracle Web Cache pages in Fusion Middleware Control: 1. Display the Oracle Fusion Middleware Control Home page. For more information, see Section 4.1.2, How to start Fusion Middleware Control and display the Farm Home page.2. Navigate to the Web Cache node under the Web Tier node in the navigation pane.
Oracle Web Cache sits in front of application Web servers, caching their content and providing that content to Web browsers that request for the content. When Web browsers access the Web site, they send HTTP protocol or HTTPS protocol requests to Oracle Web Cache. Oracle Web Cache, in turn, acts as a virtual server to the application Web servers. If the requested content has changed, Oracle Web Cache retrieves the new content from the application Web servers. 7-2 Oracle Fusion Middleware Configuration Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Discoverer Figure 7–1 Oracle Web Cache overview For more information about Oracle Web Cache, see Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle Web Cache. Notes ■ When deploying Discoverer, you typically add Oracle BI installations to an Oracle Farm, and use Oracle Web Cache as a proxy server. For more information, see Chapter 6, Managing Discoverer in a Multi-Machine or Multi-Instance Environment. 7.2 What are the benefits of Oracle Web Cache?Parts
» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» What is Oracle BI Discoverer?
» About Discoverer installations that are associated with Oracle Internet Directory and schemas
» How to confirm an Oracle BI Discoverer installation
» About connecting to Discoverer What is the Oracle BI Discoverer architecture?
» About the Discoverer Java EE applications
» About the Discoverer CORBA components
» About the Discoverer database tier Oracle BI Discoverer Navigation
» Display Trusted Certificates from the Certificate type drop down list if it is not Click Apply.
» About running Discoverer Plus over HTTP for the first time on a client machine
» How to start Discoverer Plus
» How to modify the URL that starts Discoverer
» What are the types of Discoverer connections?
» How to create public connections
» What happens when you start Discoverer servlets? What happens when you stop Discoverer servlets?
» What happens when you enable and disable Discoverer client-tier components
» What is the Discoverer Catalog? What is the OLAP Catalog?
» Characteristics of the folder structure of the Discoverer Catalog? Folders in the structure
» Types of privileges for objects and folders Managing privileges as the D4OSYS user
» Go to the Fusion Middleware Control Discoverer Home page.
» Customizing the look and feel of Discoverer Plus OLAP Information to be provided to end users
» Forms of output from the utility Description of output from the utility
» URL parameters for the Discoverer Plus OLAP
» Discoverer topology with a single instance Discoverer topology with multiple instances
» About providing load balancing
» About using Fusion Middleware Control to manage multiple machines
» What are the benefits of Oracle Web Cache? How does Oracle Web Cache work?
» In the Components area, click Discoverer Viewer in the Name column. Click Customize.
» How to improve Discoverer performance by using worksheets and page items appropriately
» How to set the log level for Discoverer component loggers How to copy Discoverer log files
» List of URL parameters specific to Discoverer Plus
» List of URL parameters specific to Discoverer Viewer
» About Discoverer and security
» About Discoverer and the Oracle Applications security model
» Configuring End-to-End Secure Sockets Layer for Discoverer
» Using Discoverer with Oracle Single Sign-On
» Using Discoverer with Oracle Access Manager
» Introducing Virtual Private Databases, Single Sign-On, and Discoverer
» Example for using GUID or SSO user name to limit Discoverer data
» How to use the eul_triggerpost_login trigger
» What is a firewall? What is a demilitarized zone DMZ?
» What is HTTPS and why should I use it? How do I configure Discoverer to work in an intranet
» About Discoverer connections and Oracle e-Business Suite
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