Oracle Database 11g Release 2 aims to significantly reduce costs and improve performance, targeting 5x reduction in hardware costs, 12x in storage costs, and 10x improvement in performance. It emphasizes the consolidation of data centers, advanced features like in-memory database caching, and automated management for increased DBA productivity. The document outlines enhancements in storage management and easy upgrade pathways, showcasing an improved software portfolio for managing complexity.

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11g LIVE!!!!!!!
Presenters
Steve Williamson – Oracle Marketing Director
Barry Matthews & Martin Lambert
Business Development Managers – Oracle Database Advanced Technologies

2. Oracle Database 11g Release 2
Specific Areas of Cost Reduction & Goals
• Reduce hardware capital costs by factor of 5x
• Improve performance by at least 10x
• Reduce storage costs by factor of 12x
• Eliminate downtime AND unused redundancy
• Considerably simplify your software portfolio
• Raise DBA productivity by at least 2x
• Reduce upgrade costs by a factor of 4x
© 2010 Oracle Corporation

3. Reduce hardware costs by 5x
This IS Your Data Center?
Legacy
Applications Data
Mart • Lots of servers
eMail Data
Mart
• Separate storage silos
ERP
HR • Multiple vendors products
Data
Warehouse CRM
Data • Different operating systems
Mart
© 2010 Oracle Corporation

4. Consolidate onto the Grid
Using low-cost server and storage grids
In-Memory Database Cache
Real Application Clusters
Enterprise
Manager
Automatic Storage Management
© 2010 Oracle Corporation

5. Improve performance by at least 10x
Oracle Database 11g Release 2
• Newer Intel Xeon Chipsets are very fast
– Currently only available in commodity class machines
– Only RAC enable customers to uptake them
• In Memory Database Cache offloads processing to
the middle tier, removes latency – 10x performance
improvement for OLTP
• Oracle Exadata and Oracle Database Machine
offloads processing to the storage, improve Data
Warehousing performance by at least 10x
© 2010 Oracle Corporation

6. Reduce storage costs by factor of 12x
Oracle Database 11g Release 2
• Use ASM and ACFS to reduce storage management
operations and the need to license volume
management software
• Partition data onto different storage tiers to lower
storage costs
• Compress all data
– Active OLTP data – 2-4x compression
– Archived data – 15-50x compression with Exadata
– Data warehousing – 10x compression with Exadata
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7. Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture
Fully Utilizing Redundancy
Undo Human Errors
Online Upgrades Online Patching
Secure Backups Real Application Active
to Cloud and Tape Clusters Data Guard
Fast Add/Remove Online
Recovery Area Storage Test To Scale
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8. Is This YOUR Software Portfolio?
Availability
Availability Manageability
Manageability
Storage Management Security
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9. This Can Be Your Software Portfolio?
Availability Manageability
Availability Manageability
Oracle Clusterware
Diagnostics Pack
Oracle Real Application Clusters
Tuning Pack
Oracle Secure Backup
Change Management Pack
Oracle Data Guard
Configuration Management Pack
Flashback Operations
Provisioning Pack
Online Operations
Automatic Storage Management Fine Grained Access
Automatic Space Management Identity Management
Disk based Backup/Recovery Transparent Data Encryption
Compression Data Masking Pack
Partitioning Database Vault
Exadata Storage Audit Vault
Storage Management Security
© 2010 Oracle Corporation

10. Managing Complexity
Automated Self-management
Automated:
• Storage
• Memory
• Statistics
• SQL tuning
• Backup and Recovery
Advisory:
• Indexing
• Partitioning
• Compression
• Availability
• Data Recovery
© 2010 Oracle Corporation

11. Upgrade is easier!
Therefore lowers the cost
• The upgrade to Oracle Database 11g is much easier
than any upgrades to earlier Oracle releases
• Size of Upgrade guides:
– 8.1.7 - 512 pages
– 9.0.1 - 484 pages – 111 steps for an RDBMS with 9 components
– 9.2.0 - 344 pages
– 10.1.0 - 170 pages - only 6 stepsl!!!
– 10.2.0 - 140 pages
– 11.1.0 - 186 pages - now detailed explanations and
information about new options included

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Lets get down to business

13. 11g Live Infrastructure
OEM 11g GC
LIVE
LIVESTBY

14. Create Physical Standby for
Patch Test
Any Takers ?

15. <Insert Picture Here>
Select Database (live)

16. Select (Availability)

17. Select (Setup and Manage)

18. Select (Add Standby Database)

19. Review and Select (Continue)

20. Review and Select (Next)

21. Enter Username and
Password (oracle)
Finally Select (Next)

22. Enter Instance
Name (livesnap)
Finally Press (Next)
Check Host Name
(onode3.au.oracle.com)
Check Oracle
Home(/u01/app/oracle/product/11.
Enter Username 2.0/db)
and Password
(oracle)

23. Enter SYS Password (oracle
Then Press (Logon)

24. Check Database Area
(DATA)
Check Flash Recovery
Area (DATA)
Finally Press(Next)

25. Database Unique Name
(livesnap)
Target Name (livesnap)
Press(Next)

26. Review and
Press(Finish)

28. Press (Creation in
Progress)

29. Will take approximately 30
minutes

30. Automatic Storage Management
Lowers the cost of storage management
HR SALES ERP
• Virtualize and share storage resources
• Advanced data striping for maximum I/O performance
• Online addition and migration of storage

31. Extending ASM to Manage ALL Data
Database RAC Application 3rd Party FS
Automatic Storage Management (ASM)
ACFS Snapshot
ASM Instance ASM Cluster & Single
Node File System
Managing (ACFS)
Oracle DB Files
Dynamic Volume Manager
ASM Dynamic Volumes
Files
ASM
DB Datafiles
DB Datafiles
DB Datafiles
Disk ACFS FS 3rd
Oracle Bin Party
OCR & Voting files FS
Group

32. Typical Usages of ACFS
• Oracle database installation binaries.
• RAC or single instance ORACLE_HOME directories.
• Database exports.
• Database logs and trace files.
• File based database objects.
• UTL_FILE_DIR location.
• Directories used by extproc routines.
• Directory objects for external BFILES and external tables.
• General-purpose cluster file system.
• Application logs.
• Shared documents.
• Report output.
• Data dumps.

33. Oracle Database 11g Release
ASM Enhancements
• Improved Management Frequently Infrequently
Accessed Accessed
– ASM Install & Data Data
Configuration Assistant
(ASMCA)
– Full Featured ASMCMD
– ASM File Access Control
– ASM Disk Group Rename
– OEM 11g GC Integration
• Tunable Performance
– Intelligent Data Placement

34. Create ACFS Volume and Mount
Point

35. <Insert Picture Here>
Select Database (live)

36. <Insert Picture Here> Scroll down the screen and
select one of the ASM
instances

37. <Insert Picture Here>
Select (ASM Cluster Files
System)

38. <Insert Picture Here>
Select (Create)

39. <Insert Picture Here>
Select (Create ASM Volume)

40. Enter Volume (LIVE)
Disk Group (DATA)
<Insert Picture Here> Size (1) GB
Finally press (OK)
Do you want to place the volume
on the inside or outside of the
disk platters (Hot or Cold)

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Finally Press (OK)
Review Volume Device (/dev/asm/live-nnn)
Enter Volume Label(LIVE_DEMO)
Enter Mount Point
(/u01/app/oracle/acfsmounts/ )
Review Register ASM Cluster File System
Mount Point is checked

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Finally Press (Continue)
Review Username and
Password (oracle)

43. <Insert Picture Here>
Refresh Screen

44. Patch Discovery

45. Select “Security
Recommendations”

46. Select a “Patch Name” we are
going to test

47. Download the select patch

48. Download to the Patch Cache

49. Convert to Snapshot Standby

50. Select Database (live)

51. Select Availability

52. Select “Setup and Manage”

53. Click “Convert”
Select
“livesnap”

54. Enter Username and
Password
Click “Continue”

55. Click “Yes” to
confirm

57. Snapshot Standby
open for read /
write

58. Patch Apply to Snapshot

59. Click on
“Deployments”
Click on “Patching through Deployment
Procedures”

60. Click on “Schedule
Deployment”
Select “Patch Oracle
Database”

61. Click on “Add” – Standalone Database
Updates

62. Select “Search Software
Library”
Click on “Go”

63. Click on “Select”
Select the patch we
have downloaded

64. Click on “Next”

65. Click on “Add” – Database targets to
be patched

66. Click on “Select”
Select the “livesnap” – snapshot standby
database

67. Click on “Next”

68. Click on “Next”

69. Click on “Next”

70. Click on “Next”

71. Click on “Deploy”

72. Click on “Procedure Completion
Status”

73. Click on running “Patch Oracle
Database”

74. Job running

75. Job completed – Status
“Succeeded”

76. 11g Live Infrastructure Review
LIVESNAP
OEM 11g GC
LIVE
LIVESTBY

77. Traditional Testing Approach
Production – many of Real Online Users
LIVE

78. Limited Testing Capabilities
Few users trying to be many
LIVE LIVESNAP

79. Real Application Testing
Workload for Online Users Captured
Capture
Workload
LIVE

80. Real Application Testing
Workload for Online Users Replayed
Capture Replay
Workload
LIVE LIVESNAP

81. Real Application Testing - Capture

82. Select Database (live)

83. Select “Software and Support”

84. Select “Database Replay”

85. Select “Expand All”

86. Select “Capture Workload”

87. Click on both acknowledge
Click on “Next”

88. Click on “Do not restart the
database”
Click on “Next” when filtered
added
Click on “Add Another Row”
Filter Name :-
Swingbench_User
Session Attribute :- User
Value :- SOE

89. Pull down select
“RAT_CAPTUURE”
Then “Next”

90. Start “Immediately”
Duration 5 minutes
Click “Next”

91. Review and “Submit”

92. View the Capture job

93. Goto “Targets”
Database
Select “live” database

94. Select “Workload Capture On”

95. Workload Capture proceeding

96. Morning Break