Database & Technology 1 _ Stuart Zorbas _ Innovation to Optimise Oracle.pdf

HP
Innova)ons

for
an
op)mised
Oracle
One step at a
time…
Stuart
ZArchitect

Solu,ons

orbas

HP
Oracle
Alliance

The most comprehensive Oracle applications & technology content under one roof

Agenda

•  Journey
update

•  Op,mise
your
systems

–  Performance
by
numbers

•  Op,mise
your
IT
infrastructure

–  Considera,ons
for
the
Cloud

–  Oracle
Private
Cloud
deployments

•  Summary


HP – driving innovation for our Oracle Customers

HP,
along
with
Intel®,
is
commiDed
to
at
•  140,000 joint customers
least
10
years
of
development
on
its
HP-‐UX
•  HP manages more Oracle databases
O/S
and
Itanium®-‐based
HP
Integrity
servers.

than any other company

•  50,000 trained experts


Oracle support for Itanium
Current systems are still supported
Terminal
version

Next
soLware
release
not
Premier*
Extended*
Sustaining*

available
on

Oracle
soLware
available
on
Itanium-‐based
support

support
support

Itanium-‐based

HP
servers
end
date
end
date end
date
HP
servers

e-‐Business
Suite

12.1

12.2

5/1/2014
5/1/2017
Indefinite

0/2014
and

PeoplesoL

9.1

9.2
10/1/2017
Indefinite

9/2015

9/2013
and

JD
Edwards
9

9.1

9/1/2016
Indefinite

9/2014

Siebel
8.1

8.2
11/1/2013
11/1/2016
Indefinite

Hyperion
11.1

11.2

4/1/2015
4/1/2018
NA

Fusion
6/2014

6/2017

11gR1

12g
Indefinite

Middleware
More
info
More
info

Oracle
Database

11gR2

12g
1/1/2015
1/1/2018
Indefinite

Enterprise

11gR2
12g
4/1/2015
4/1/2018

Manager


Why it matters
Delivered versatility with common modular design

HP
BLADESYSTEM

ProLiant
Blades
Integrity
Blades

Ul,mate
Converged

Infrastructure

HP
INTEGRITY
SUPERDOME
2

Superdome
2

Superdome
2
Enclosure

Blades

Ul,mate
Mission-‐Cri,cal

BladeSystem

c7000
Enclosure

Consolida,on
Plaborm

5


HP Virtualisation for added flex on HP-UX
Slice, dice, and julienne…

HP
nPar,,ons
HP-‐UX
Virtual
HP
Integrity
Virtual
HP-‐UX
Containers

Par,,ons
Machines

Electrical
isola,on
for
Shared
OS
virtualiza,on

online
serviceability,
no
SoLware
par,,oning
with
SoLware
virtualiza,on

with
dynamic,
shared

single
point
of
failure
and
core
granularity
and
and
isola,on
with

resource
op,miza,on

na,ve
performance
na,ve
performance
dynamic,
shared

resource
op,miza,on


Comprehensive portfolio of scale-up x86
Industry leading scalability and reliability

INDUSTRY’S #1 SCALE-UP X86 PORTFOLIO

World’s best selling World’s first terabyte blade
scale-up server HP ProLiant BL680c G7
HP ProLiant DL580 G7

World’s first server with
a 30-day ROI 4P performance 2P economics
HP ProLiant DL585 G7 HP ProLiant BL685c G7

HP PREMA Architecture
to scale with confidence
HP ProLiant DL980 G7


Not
every
nail
requires
a
sledgehammer….

OPTIMISE
YOUR
SYSTEMS


Looking for performance?
Review your IO profile. You may not even have a problem!
•  Have
you
checked?

–  Oracle
Database
Performance
Tuning
Guide
(Oracle
docs)

–  Oracle
Enterprise
Manager
(OEM)

–  Automa,c
Workload
Repository
(AWR)

–  Automa,c
Database
Diagnos,c
Monitor
(ADDM)

•  Also
review
your
infrastructure
conﬁgura)on

–  Look
for
Reference
Architectures
-‐
best
prac,ce
documents

–  Memory
layout
and
seings

–  IO
cards
–
layout
and
quan,ty

–  NUMA
seings

•  But,
if
you
s)ll
have
a
problem
then
try
these...


Two high-performance OLTP solutions
Choose the one that’s best for you

HP
I/O
Accelerator
Solu,on
for
Oracle
HP
High-‐Performance
Oracle
Database

internal
ﬂash
storage
Solu,on
ﬂash-‐based
external
array

DL980
DL980

HP
I/O
accelerators

V-‐series
Memory
Array

PCIe

adapter

For
each
I/O
Accelerator:
For
each
V-‐series
Memory
Array:

-‐  Scalable
capacity
–
0.3-‐1.2
TB
-‐  Scalable
capacity
–
5-‐40TB

-‐  185,000
IOPs,
sub-‐60µsec
latency
-‐  250,000
IOPs,
sub-‐100µsec
latency

-‐  1.5
GB/sec
read
throughput
-‐  1.5
GB/sec
read
throughput

Up
to
12
TB
raw
usable
space
Up
to
100
TB
raw
usable
space
(best

perf)
or
400
TB
(good
performance)


HP I/O Accelerator Solution
When entire database easily fits within the Accelerators installed in one server

Use
Cases:

En,re
•  Place
ﬁlesystem
on
the
IO
Accelerator

database
on
I/
•  Or
add
IO
Accelerator
devices

to
ASM
(then

O
Accelerators

RAID)

•  Use
IO
Accelerator
storage
like
any
other
block

device

Beneﬁts:

•  Highest
performance
in
IOPS
and
throughput

•  Much
lower
cost
in
infrastructure,
opera,on,

power
consump,on,
and
cooling

•  Simpler
installa,on
and
maintenance

procedures

1 The most comprehensive Oracle applications & technology content under one roof

Mixed-storage architecture
When entire database cannot fit on I/O Accelerators

Use
Cases:

•  Tiered
storage

Select
files
on

Accelerators
•  Place
“hot
files”
on
server-‐based
I/O
Accelerators

– e.g.
data
files,
redo
logs,
archive
logs,
temp/undo

tablespaces

– Intelligent
file
placement
based
on
specific
needs

Bulk
of
database

on
external

Benefits:

storage

•  Huge
improvement
in
transac,ons
per
second

•  Reduce
infrastructure
cost
of
configuring
disks
for
IOPS

•  Simple
deployment

OR
consider
HP
High-‐Performance
Database
Solu,on
(HP+V-‐series)


HP I/O Accelerator Solution
for read / query-heavy workloads where not all frequently read data can fit in RAM cache.

Use
Cases:

Flash
Cache
on
•  Flash
Cache
-‐
enables
the
IO
Accelerator
to
act
as

I/O
a
warm
data
cache
for
reads.

Accelerators

•  Caches
data
aged
out
of
buffer
cache
(memory)

Prerequisites

•  supported
version
of
Oracle
Linux
or
Solaris.

•  Oracle
Database
11gR2
and
later.

•  The
Buffer
Pool
Advisory
sec,on
of
your
AWR
report

or
STATSPACK
report
indicates
that
doubling
the
size

of
the
buffer
cache
would
be
beneficial.

•  db
file
sequenHal
read
is
a
top
wait
event.

•  You
have
spare
CPU
cycles


Extreme storage performance
V-‐series
Memory
Array

•  Solid
state
storage
block
devices

A
3U
package
•  Host
aDach
is
via

oﬀering
•  a
PCIe-‐direct
connec,on

scalability
up
to
•  or
a
Fibre
Channel
SAN
connec,on

500
TB
in
a
•  5TB
and
10TB
per
chassis
using
SLC
NAND
memory,

single
rack
•  20TB
and
40TB
per
chassis
using
MLC
NAND
memory.

•  Performance

•  250,000
IOPS
(per
shelf)

•  Sub
100µsec
latency

•  1.4GB/s
throughput

•  Achieved
#1
TPC-‐E
performance
&
price/performance

benchmarks
with
HP
ProLiant
BL685c
G7
(blade)

&

DL380
(2-‐socket)*

•  TPC-‐E
publica,on
on
HP
ProLiant
BL685c
G7:
1464.12
tpsE,
$302.49
USD/tpsE.
System
available
06/21/10.

TPC-‐E
publica,on
on
HP
ProLiant
DL380
G7:
2,454.51tpsE,
$291
USD/tpsE.
System
available
04/05/11

•  *TPC-‐E
is
a
trademark
of
the
Transac,on
Processing
Performance
Council.


Recommended configuration – 10,000 users
HP High Performance Database Solution for Oracle OLTP
Architecture
view

• 4s/32c
2
x
10GbE
Switches

• 512GB
memory

• 15
TB
max
DB
size
Production Server
• 100M
OLTP
trans/hr*
DL980
G7
4P
Database
Server

Running
Linux

HP StorageWorks 4400
EVA
Test/Dev Server
Development
Database
Volume

DL980
G7
4P
Database
Server

Archive
logs,
RMAN
Backups,
and
Running
Linux

Flashback
Recovery
Volume

(28.8TB)

Software
Production Database Oracle
11g
R2
Database

(4)
VMA3210
Chassis

Linux
(RHEL,
SLES,
OEL)

PCIe
20
Gb/s
Interface
HP
Insight
Control
for
Linux

10TB
Flash
Memory
Each
HP
Storage
Essen,als

(40TB
RAW
/
32TB
Useable)

• OLTP
business
transac,on
contains
mul,ple

SQL

statements
to
complete
a
business
request.


Recap

•  HP
and
Intel
commiDed
to
Itanium
and
HP-‐UX
rollout,
and
our
Customers!

•  Why
customers
love
their
HP
Integrity
servers

•  Op,mising
for
a
performance
boost

–  Review
Oracle
and
infrastructure
IO
proﬁle

–  Try
PCI
Flash
cards
–
for
a
big
boost
of
small
propor,ons

–  Try
Flash
memory
arrays
–
for
a
big
boost
of
big
propor,ons


Op,mising
your
infrastructure

CONSIDERATIONS
FOR
CLOUD


Typical IT challenges

Pain
Points
For
Oracle

•  Lack
of
agility
/
IT
inﬂexibility
•  Adding
capacity
for
EOM

•  Cost
(doing
more
with
less)
•  A
server
for
every
instance?

•  Low
service
reliability
(manual
processes)
•  Produc,on
copy
to
Test

•  Responsiveness
(,me
to
deploy)
•  Stand
up
,me
for
new
dev
test


The problem with today’s infrastructure

Business IT planning Purchase Set up Facilities Coordinate
selects meetings assets install process
application

•  Many people
•  Many steps
•  Many errors Load OSs Load VMs Set up Set up Install
storage networks servers

Deploy Patch VMs, OSs, Set approvals, Test and quality Activate service Manage over
application applications Access controls lifecycle

•  Much time
Weeks to months


There is a better way

Select
Ini,ate
Provision

Service
Catalogue


“…the
cloud
is
just
a
beTer
wrapper
for
exis)ng

business
services…”

Eric
Moore,
Chief
Architect

HewleD
Packard


Stepping up to the cloud

Service Provider
Aggregate
Service Internal and
Virtualise and Catalogue External services
Standardise Automate
and consolidate

High-cost islands Low-cost, pooled assets Data center of the future

Private, Public, or Hybrid


But, what about...
We all share the same concerns
•  Security?

•  Privacy?

•  Life
cylce
management?

•  Applica,on
migra,on?

•  IT
skills?

Cloud
is
about
opera,ons,
not
technology


Cloud is about operations, not technology

•  What
the
Cloud
insists
on
is
GOVERNANCE!

•  Automa,on
is
the
secret
sauce
to
solving
governance

•  And

to
automate,
well,
technology
helps!


AutomaHon
fuels
the
cloud,
makes
it
possible,
and
unlocks
the
value

HP
CLOUDSYSTEM
MATRIX


Cloud starts with a Converged Infrastructure

Storage

Servers
AUTOMATE

Network

HP

Converged

Infrastructure
VIRTUALISE
Power,
cooling

&
facili,es

Management

soLware

STANDARDISE
Security

Services

KEY
STEPS


Introducing HP CloudSystem
The most complete, open, integrated system to build and manage clouds

Key
diﬀeren,ators

•  Single
services
view
across

private,
public
and
hybrid
cloud

• Mul,-‐hypervisor,
mul,-‐OS,

heterogeneous
infrastructure

•  Intelligent
automa,on
and
lifecycle

management
applica,on-‐to-‐
infrastructure

•  Scalability
and
elas,city

•  Converged
Infrastructure

built
for
the
cloud

16/08/11


What is a Cloud Map?
Accelerate the creation of service catalogs

•  Templates
define
the
server,

network,
and
storage
infrastructure

configura,ons.

•  Workflows
are
infrastructure
aware

tasks
to
be
performed
as
the
Workflows

hardware
configura,on
is

provisioned
or
modified
Scripts

•  Scripts
are

opera,ng
system
specific

tasks
invoked
by
workflows
on

deployed
servers
Templates

•  Reference
whitepapers
provide

informa,on
to
help
customize
the

Cloud
Map
for
your
specific
Reference
Whitepapers

implementa,on


Resource
Components Storage may be
shared across
servers

Drag components
onto workspace Networks can be
internal to app or
public

Connect
components
together


Oracle Retail Cloud Map Template

Deployment

network
for
Insight

RPAS
Database
and
Control
Server

Applica,on
Deployment
(RDP)

Fusion
client
runs

WebLogic
Server
and

RPAS
Fusion
Client
web

applica,on

User
network
for
browser

access
to
Fusion
Client
or

direct
access
to
RPAS
server


HP Cloud Maps
Currently available Cloud Maps

Microsoft Exchange 2010 • Oracle
Real
Applica,on
Clusters
11g

Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007
• Oracle
Single
Instance
Database
11g

Microsoft SharePoint® 2010, SharePoint 2007
Microsoft SQL 2008 • Oracle
eBusiness
Suite
on
HPUX

SAP NetWeaver 7.0 on HP-UX, Windows, Linux • Oracle
PeopleSoL
HCM
9.0

SAP Business Objects Enterprise • Oracle
PeopleSoL
Enterprise
Applica,ons

SAS Enterprise BI Server Environment
• Oracle
11gR2
RAC
on
HP-‐UX
with
Oracle
Fusion

Red Hat JBoss
Middleware
SOA
Suite
with
WebLogic
on
Linux

Citrix XenApp
F5 Networks Big IP • Oracle
Fusion
Middleware
on
HP-‐UX,
Linux

McAfee MOVE AV and McAfee Total Protection for • Oracle
Fusion
Enterprise

Server
PTC
Windchill

TIBCO
BusinessWorks

VMware
vCloud
Director


Automate the entire lifecycle
What our Cloud should look like

HP
Cloud
APIs

•  Billing/chargeback

•  Approval
ﬂows

•  Other
processes


HP Cloud Discovery Workshop
Realise the potential of the Cloud
•  Discover
“cloud”
related
projects
that
are
strategic,
transforma,onal,
and

promising
for
gaining
ROI/business
value
quickly

•  Realize
the
beneﬁts,
scope,
scale,
and
all
cri,cal
success
factors
for

adop,ng
the
cloud
or
becoming
a
cloud
service
provider

•  Gain
stakeholder
buy-‐in
and
give
trac,on
to
any
exis,ng
cloud
ini,a,ve

•  Draw
on
best
prac)ces
around
data
centers,
IT
infrastructure,
applica,ons,

and
service
management/delivery

•  Understand
the
current
situa,on
as
well
as
future
aspira,ons
clearly,
and

deﬁne
a
suitable
roadmap

•  Take
an
holis)c
approach
to
cloud
services/compu,ng—including

technology,
process,
people,
and
governance


Why
partner
with
HP?

•  HP
is
commiDed
to
its
Oracle
customers

•  Op,mise
your
systems
to
be
Oracle
ready

•  Op,mise
your
IT
to
be
Cloud
ready

•  HP
CloudSystem
for
Oracle
and
more!

And
let’s
have
a
chat
at
the
HP
stand!

One step at a
time…

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