Grid Economics for the Next Generation Data Center

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    2. Grid Economics for the Data Center George Demarest Senior Director, Technology Product Marketing Grid Economics Forum
    3. The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.
    4. The Traditional Data Center
      • Dedicated silos are inefficient
      • Sized for peak load
      • Constrained performance
      • Difficult to scale
      • Expensive to manage
      Middleware Database Storage Dedicated Stacks
    5. Grid Computing Virtualizes and Pools IT Resources
    6. Virtualization and Clustering Key techniques for capacity rightsizing and efficient management
    7. Grid Economics for the Data Center
      • Virtualization and clustering enable consolidation
      • Pay-as-you-go scale-out
      • High Quality of Service
      • Automated grid management
      • Lower CapEx & OpEx
      • Avoid upfront CapEx & OpEx
      • Avoid lost user productivity, improve customer service
      • Raise IT staff efficiency, lower OpEx
    8. Consolidation with Grid Computing Server A Server B Server C Server D Application A Application B Application C Application D Workload Avg Utilization <20% Applications A, B, C, D, E Net Workload Avg Utilization 70% Freed capacity to deploy elsewhere
      • Take advantage of complementary workload peaks
      • Higher utilization rates and efficiency
      • Lower CapEx & OpEx
      • Green footprint
      Oracle Shared Instance Server E Application E Server A Server B Server C Server D Server E Virtualization and clustering enable consolidation
    9. Scale Out with Grid Computing Applications A, B, C, D, E Net Workload If utilization too high, increase capacity
      • Pay-as-you-go scale-out
        • Lower upfront CapEx and ongoing OpEx
        • Green footprint
      • Rightsized capacity planning
        • Smaller, standard machines running at higher utilization
      • Defer equipment procurement
        • Exploit advances in hardware price-performance and energy efficiency
      Oracle Shared Instance Server A Server B Server C Server D
      • World-class clustering at all levels: database, middleware, storage
      • Add/Remove nodes on-demand
      • Scale out as workload increases
      Scale-out on-demand
    10. Quality of Service with Grid Computing Applications A, B, C, D, E Net Workload
      • Systematic high Quality of Service
      • Reliability through redundancy
      • Predictable performance at any scale
      • High availability – every application gets HA
      Oracle Shared Instance Server A Server B Server C Server D
      • Load balancing
      • Failover
      • Active-Active operation
      High performance and availability Server E
      • Disaster recovery
      • Rolling upgrades
    11. Efficient Management with Grid Computing
      • Deploy standard virtual machine images quickly and easily
      • Expedited provisioning and patching
      • Manage Quality of Service from end-user perspective
      • Automated diagnostics and tuning
      • Real-time and predictive monitoring
      • Comprehensive testing and validation
    12. Most Complete Grid Stack in the Industry Grid Computing in All Tiers
      • Middleware
      • Application Grid
        • WebLogic Server
        • Coherence In-Memory Data Grid
        • JRockit Real Time
        • Tuxedo
      • Database
      • Real Application Clusters
      • In-Memory Database Cache
      • HP Oracle Database Machine
      • Storage
      • Automatic Storage Management
      • Oracle Advanced Compression
      • Exadata Storage Server
      • Infrastructure
      • Oracle VM
      • Oracle Enterprise Linux
      • Management
      • Oracle Enterprise Manager
    13. Oracle Real Application Clusters Beats SMP Premium, Pay as you Grow Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Large SMP RAC Cluster High Upfront Cost Low Cost Building Blocks Greener and More Powerful + + Lowest TCO Diminishing Returns High Ongoing Maintenance Costs
    14. Case Study: Mercado Libre eBay of Latin America Mercado Libre Number RAC Nodes vs Workload
      • RAC/Database Video
    15. Oracle In-Memory Database Cache Extreme Performance
      • Delivers fast, consistent responsive times and high throughput
      • Database cache grid for scale-out
        • Subset of tables, rows & columns
        • Read and updateable
        • Dynamic loading, aging
      • Highly available
        • Replication
        • Cross-tier HA with RAC
      • Supports database standards
        • SQL92/ODBC/JDBC
        • OCI, Pro*C, PL/SQL
      Application Storage Grid With RAC Cached tables
    16. Automatic Storage Management Lowers the Cost of Data Management
      • Automatic Storage Management
      • Virtualize and share storage resources
      • Advanced data striping for maximum I/O performance
      • Online addition and migration of storage
      Database Grid Storage Grid
    17. Storage Optimization Cut Storage Costs by 70%
      • Oracle Advanced Compression
        • Compresses all data types
        • Compresses backup data
        • Improves system performance
      • Automatic Storage Management
        • Optimizes disk space usage
        • Improves staff productivity
      • Information Lifecycle Management
        • Enables tiered storage by type
        • Exploits extreme low cost storage options
      Compression 4X Up To
    18. “ One of the large Oracle RAC systems we have is a 16-node system with six storage nodes behind it….the uncompressed data within it is about a full petabyte worth of data. It's 200 terabytes compressed.” David Apgar Business Continuity Planning High Availability Engineer Yahoo
    19. Grid Concepts in Middleware Develop and Deploy to Application Grid
      • Economies of Scale
      • Proven to Outperform
      • Lowest Risk
      • High Availability Architecture
      Application Grid Custom App Packaged App SOA Svc C/C++/ COBOL Legacy Virtualization Virtualization APPLICATION GRID
    20. Grid Concepts in Middleware Develop and Deploy to Application Grid JRockit WebLogic Server Tuxedo Coherence Custom App Packaged App SOA Svc C/C++/ COBOL Legacy Virtualization Virtualization Enterprise Manager APPLICATION GRID
      • App Grid/WLS Video or Customer
      APPLICATION GRID
    21. Pressure to Streamline IT Operations
      • 40% of CIOs surveyed cite lack of automation tools
      • 60%–70% of IT budget is spent on operations and maintenance
      Better Quality of Service Lower Operational Cost Better Agility Lower Risk
      • Many organizations are 30% below achievable IT productivity levels
      CIO Magazine , 2007 Enterprise Management Associates, 2007 Enterprise Management Associates, 2007 IT Operations
    22. Achieve Lowest Cost of Operations With Oracle Enterprise Manager
      • Reduce operational costs
        • With intelligent diagnostics and automation
        • Reduce database management costs by 40%
        • Reduce configuration management effort by 90%
        • Reduce patching and provisioning effort by up to 98%
      • Manage applications top-down
        • From business and end-user perspective
        • Avoid online revenue losses up to 25%
        • Maximize staff productivity by 10 times or more
      • Manage entire application lifecycle
        • With Application Quality Mgmt and Compliance Solutions
        • Reduce testing effort by up to 80%
        • Increase test coverage by 95%
    23. “ We manage thousands of databases and application servers with Enterprise Manager, and we have been able to reduce the time for provisioning software from 4 hours down to 1 hour, as well as reduce patch application time from 1 hour down to 1 minute per database. Enterprise Manager Grid Control allows us to automate this process, which translates into huge savings in time and money.” Andreas Stephan Senior DBA Consultant Bayer Business Service
      • Enterprise Manager Video
      • (Johns Hopkins Hospital)
      APPLICATION GRID
    24. Linux and Virtualization Lowest Cost Platform Oracle Enterprise Linux Dedicated engineering team Free Oracle Management pack for Linux Oracle VM Oracle Validated Configurations for Linux and Oracle VM Faster Deployment Free to download, use and distribute Real-world testing and validation 24X7 support, 145 countries, 27 languages Unbreakable Linux Support Oracle VM templates
      • Complete end-to-end management
        • Application  Oracle VM layer
      • Lifecycle automation
        • Deploy, patch, clone, migrate, gold image
      Oracle VM Management
      • Configuration tracking & policies
      • Performance & availability monitoring
      • VM Template management
    25. Oracle VM Templates Rapid Application Deployment
      • Download from Oracle
      • Pre-built, pre-configured VM
      • Complete app, middleware, DB, Grid Control installation
      Save days or weeks in installation and configuration time VM NAS, SAN, iSCSI Oracle VM Servers Oracle VM Server Pool VM VM VM E-Delivery Import to Oracle VM Manager VM 11g DB Start-Up in Oracle VM Pool VM 11g DB VM Customize & Save as Golden Images VM 11g DB VM 11g DB VM 11g DB
    26. Case Study: University of Massachussetts Virtualization and Linux 5 campuses 75,000 students and faculty Before After Silo’d infrastructure “ Shared infrastructure” (grid) 10% - 15% server utilization 70+% server utilization 500 legacy servers 175 Linux servers “ Increasingly high risk due to management complexity” “ Significantly reduced risk from ease-of-management and integrated failover” Dedicated App/Web tier 100% virtualized App/Web tier 30 - 60% reduction in TCO: lower CapEx, energy costs, HR cost avoidance
    27. Case Study: Oracle IT Cost Savings using Oracle VM
      • 83% reduction in hardware
      • CPU utilization increased from 7% to 73%
      • Revenue per server increase 5X
      • Floor space consumption reduced 50%
      • Data center power consumption reduced 40%
      • Greatly simplified server refresh 1300 environments automatically provisioned weekly
      • Servers to administrator ratio increased 10X
      • SaaS and hosting/management services
      • 67% reduction in hardware
      • CPU utilization increased from 9% to 55%
    28. Solution Support Center
      • VALUE
      • Achieve operational excellence
      • Reduce costs and avoid unplanned downtime
      • Minimize change-related risks
      A dedicated, virtual team providing continual operational improvement and unparalleled expertise in supporting the complete Oracle software stack.
      • VIRTUAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE
      • Unparalleled technical expertise
      • Support, Account Management, Product Development at your finger tips
      • Dedicated toll-free number to Oracle Support
      • HIGHEST SYSTEMS CAPABILITIES
      • System & performance assessments
      • Personalized management of service requests
      • Problem avoidance through quarterly reviews
      • PROVEN BEST PRACTICES
      • ITIL v3 methodologies
      • Unique tools, methods, & processes
      • Oracle Solutions Lifecycle
    29. Grid Economics for the Data Center Takeaways
      • Virtualization and clustering enable consolidation
      • Pay-as-you-go scale-out
      • High Quality of Service
      • Automated grid management
      • Lower CapEx & OpEx
      • Avoid upfront CapEx & OpEx
      • Avoid lost user productivity, improve customer service
      • Raise IT staff efficiency, lower OpEx
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