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MT42 The impact of high performance Oracle workloads on the evolution of the enterprise data center
The document discusses the evolving landscape of enterprise data centers as influenced by high-performance Oracle workloads and the adoption of all-flash storage systems. It highlights challenges faced by IT budgets, including increased database management activities and the need for strategies like consolidation and automation to reduce costs. Dell EMC's solutions, including advanced compression and unified management, aim to enhance database performance while simplifying IT management and improving operational efficiency.
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- 1. MT42 The impact ofhigh performance Oracle workloads on the evolution of the enterprise data center Sam Lucido, Director of Technical Marketing for Databases
- 2. Expertise Primary: Dell EMC Oracle Secondary:VMware vSphere Cloud Computing Sam Lucido, Director Workloads Tech Marketing Sam.Lucido@Dell.com Career Highlights • 7 yrs. EMC: Solutions Engineering, Tech Marketing • 3 yrs. Oracle Consulting: Director of Managed Services • 9 yrs. Oracle: Professional Services • 3 yrs Dun & Bradstreet Software: Novell CNE Bio Passionate about an innovative world of technology where traditional enterprise applications join the cloud, big data provides new insights, and new converged systems that accelerate time-to-market for our customers. Enjoy learning, writing, speaking, Twitter, presentations, and managing a great team. Twitter: @Sam_Lucido www.sam-lucido.com Excited about the opportunity to speak at Dell EMC World! Instead of thinking about this as a session lets make a connection and share ideas.
- 3. 3 Agenda and much more! •Customer challenges • Performance consolidation • Data compression and copy services • Less management and more enablement • Summary
- 4. 4 Overall IT Budget Changed Over thePast Year Source: Consolidate, Virtualize and Automate: 2016 IOUG IT Resources Survey – Figure 1 How has the IT budget changed over the past year? Majority report no change at all 23% 17% 12% 10% 7% 17% 15% 24% 20% 15% 9% 4% 13% 15% No Change Increase up to 5% Increasse up to 6% - 10% Increase up to 11% - 20% Increase more than 20% Decrease Don't know/unsure Over Past Year Next Year Select all that apply
- 5. 5 Database management activities taking the greatest share of ITbudget MANAGEMENT ACTIVITES IMPACTING BUDGET 51% 51% 46% 44% 28% Maintaining uptime and availability Applying upgrades, fixes, and patches Ensuring security Performance tuning and diagnosis Meetings for compliance/audits Source: Consolidate, Virtualize and Automate: 2016 IOUG IT Resources Survey Management activities impacting budget Lowering IT burden saves money and time Select all that apply
- 6. 6 Database management activities taking the greatest share of ITbudget Maintaining uptime and availability Applying upgrades, fixes, and patches Ensuring security Performance tuning and diagnosis Meetings for compliance/audits Source: Consolidate, Virtualize and Automate: 2016 IOUG IT Resources Survey – Figure 5 Management activities changed over the last 3 years IT budget spent on ongoing database management activities 51% 44%43%41% 40%
- 7. 7 Increases in databasemanagement outpace budget DBA teams are challenged with big increases in database activities & small budgets Database Management Activities Increase in Activities $ Budget Little to no change budget: 40% over past year 44% next year Routine database management impacting 51% to 28% of budget Increases of 51% to 40% over last 3 years
- 8. 8 0% 10% 20%30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% Strategies to reduce time and budget IT wants to standardize, consolidate, automate, virtualize on Flash Important Extremely ImportantDeploy an all-flash infrastructure More virtualization of databases Database or datacenter automation Database or datacenter consolidation Source: Consolidate, Virtualize and Automate: 2016 IOUG IT Resources Survey Standardizing of IT infrastructure
- 9. 9 An example ofOracle licensing by core Enterprise Edition with no discounts 4 Cores 22 Cores 44 Cores $35,000Enterprise Edition Multitenant $17,500 per core $192,500 $335,000 Advanced Compression $11,500 per core $23,000 $126,500 $253,000 Oracle Support 22% of licensing $12,760 $70,180 $140,360 TOTALS $70,760 $386,180 $778,360 Oracle Technology Global Price List Oracle Processor Core Factor Table No discount
- 10. 10 Balanced database systemfor licensing & performance Example of how system design impacts cost and performance High Database Licensing Utilization Poor Performance Moderate Database Licensing Utilization Good Performance Poor Database Licensing Utilization Good Performance
- 11. 11 Oracle Assessment –It’s FREE Understanding database performance and sizing for new infrastructure Oracle Automatic Workload Repository (AWR) files are used to generate analysis in a presentation IOPS & RAID Configuration Single block reads and writes Oracle Host CPU Utilization Everything Oracle at Dell EMC Community Customer Facing Material AWR/Stats Pack https://community.emc.com/docs/DOC-13949
- 12. 12 Do all flasharrays reduce Oracle licensing? All-flash arrays improve Oracle licensing utilization True or False? Using All- Flash Arrays can decrease your database licensing? IO IO IO IO IO IO IO Latency = Sub-millisecond LESS wait time Higher CPU Utilization ALL-FLASH IO wait IO wait IO wait Latency = 5 ms MORE wait time Non-FLASH
- 13. 13 Balanced database systemfor licensing & performance Example of how system design impacts cost and performance Consolidation is dependent upon performance & capacity Storage technologies drive capacity greater capacity savings Production Copies of production Consolidation Performance at sub-millisecond latency Efficient use of flash capacity Production Copies of production Data compression and copy services Compress databases at no cost Provision databases w/o using capacity Storage technologies have simplified database management Exchange complexity for simplification of operational management
- 14. Performance Consolidation With greatperformance comes great consolidation
- 15. 15 Dedicated database silosadd complexity Not aligned with DBA goals of standardization, consolidation, automation Oracle11g Oracle12c SQL Server SAP Dedicated silos use to equal deterministic performance ALL-FLASH changes the traditional performance rules Dell EMC has lead the industry by testing large mixed application workloads in converged infrastructures with the Vblock 540 using XtremIO and the Vblock 740 using VMAX 450 All- flash
- 16. 16 “BLOCKS” VBLOCK ENTERPRISE & SPDATA CENTERS 5X MORE APPLICATIONS DEPLOYED 4X FASTER TIME TO MARKET FOR NEW SERVICES 96% REDUCTION IN DOWNTIME 41% LESS TIME ON KEEPING THE LIGHTS ON © Copyright 2015 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved.
- 17. 17 Consolidation of 25databases Converged infrastructure consolidation “Mixed Workloads” on All-Flash converged infrastructure Production environment Microsoft SQL Server 2014 • OLTP scenario with stock trading application • OLAP scenario for analysis and reporting Oracle Database (11g and 12g) • DSS Workload • OLTP Application using Oracle Benchmark tool SAP ECC 6.0 hosted on Oracle • Simulated sell-from stock scenario Non-production 25 Total Copies • 10 Oracle • 10 Microsoft • 5 SAP VBLOCK SYSTEM 540 ALL FLASH WITH EMC XTREMIO (FOUR 10 TB X-BRICKS®) VCE Solutions for Mixed Enterprise Workloads on the Vblock 540 Solution Guide
- 18. 18 Database performance andconsolidation A single platform for all database workloads VMware & Storage Performance Consolidation With all production and non-production workloads running simultaneously! 76,000 68,000 59,000 17,000 12c 11g 2014 ECC 6.0 225,000 TOTAL IOPS < 1MS READS < 2MS WRITES VCE Solutions for Mixed Enterprise Workloads on the Vblock 540 Solution Guide
- 19. 19 Cost per IOPSdecreases with consolidation 1.00 0.73 0.62 0.56 0.00 0.20 0.40 0.60 0.80 1.00 1.20 Baseline Baseline + three VMs Baseline + six VMs Baseline + nine VMw Better value with more IOPS (Lower is better) Normalizedcost/IOPS Savings of 43% Per IO w/three copies of our database workloads Achieve greater return on investments by consolidating more databases at sub-millisecond latencies Principled Technologies 3rd Party Test Report: EMC XtremIO Storage Array 4.0 and Vmware vSphere6.0: Scaling Mixed-Database Workloads
- 20. 20 Consolidation of 25databases Converged infrastructure Vblock 740 consolidation “Mixed Workloads” on All-Flash converged infrastructure Production environment Microsoft SQL Server 2014 • OLTP scenario with stock trading application • OLAP scenario for analysis and reporting Oracle Database (12g) • DSS Workload • OLTP Application using Oracle Benchmark tool SAP ECC 6.0 hosted on Oracle • Simulated sell-from stock scenario Non-production 25 Total Copies • 10 Oracle • 10 Microsoft • 5 SAP VBLOCK SYSTEM 740 ALL FLASH WITH EMC VMAX ALL- FLASH (FOUR 4 V-BRICKS) VCE Solution Enterprise for Mixed Application Workloadson the Vblock 540 Solution Guide
- 21. 21 Database performance andconsolidation Vblock 740 a single platform for all database workloads SCENARIO 5: ALL WORKLOADS RUNNING With all production and non-production workloads running simultaneously! 109,000 IOPS 12c 255,000 TOTAL IOPS < 1.1MS READS < 1.0MS WRITES < 1.0MS REDO WRITES 100% 10.1% WRITES READS 64% REDO WRITES VMAX CACHE HIT PERCENTAGE VCE Solution Enterprise for Mixed Application Workloadson the Vblock 540 Solution Guide
- 22. 22 Database performance andconsolidation Vblock 740 a single platform for all database workloads SCENARIO 5: ALL WORKLOADS RUNNING With all production and non-production workloads running simultaneously! 255,000 TOTAL IOPS < 1.1MS READS < .90MS WRITES < 1.0MS TRANSACTION LOG WRITES 99% 23.4% WRITES READS 75% TRANSACTION LOG WRITES VMAX CACHE HIT PERCENTAGE 79,800 IOPS 2014 VCE Solution Enterprise for Mixed Application Workloadson the Vblock 540 Solution Guide
- 23. 23 Database performance andconsolidation Vblock 740 a single platform for all database workloads SCENARIO 5: ALL WORKLOADS RUNNING With all production and non-production workloads running simultaneously! 71,700 IOPS 255,000 TOTAL IOPS < 1.4MS READS < .99MS WRITES < .88MS REDO LOG WRITES 98% 12.2% WRITES READS 99% VMAX CACHE HIT PERCENTAGE REDO WRITES ECC 6.0 VCE Solution Enterprise for Mixed Application Workloadson the Vblock 540 Solution Guide
- 24. 24 Database performance andconsolidation Vblock 740 a single platform for all database workloads SCENARIO 5: ALL WORKLOADS RUNNING With all production and non-production workloads running simultaneously! 71,700 IOPS 255,000 TOTAL IOPS < 1.4MS READS < .99MS WRITES < .88MS REDO LOG WRITES VMAX CACHE HIT PERCENTAGE ECC 6.0 79,800 IOPS 2014 109,000 IOPS 12c VCE Solution Enterprise for Mixed Application Workloadson the Vblock 540 Solution Guide
- 25. Data compression and copyservices
- 26. 26 Compression & deduplication/ thin snapshots INLINE DATA COMPRESSION INLINE DATA DEDUPLICATION THIN SNAPSHOTS Same results / different implementations 4 TB 2 TB compression Storage compression is transparent to databases 2 TB 0 TB0 TB 0 TB 0 TB Storage deduplication & thin snapshots are transparent to databases
- 27. 27 Compression and deduplication Traditionalstorage complexities versus Dell EMC all-flash XtremIO Traditional storage complexities Choice of RAID determines: • Performance • Capacity • Protection Too complex and time wasted planning! Too many trade-offs! Automatic space savings with no complexities! Flash is always fast! Sub-millisecond latencies
- 28. 28 Vblock 540 databasecapacity savings Deduplication, Compression, and Thin Provisioning Before and after all the benchmarking has been completed Capacity savings provides consolidation and cost savings! A savings of 177 TB in volume capacity Only 1.2TB of additional Physical Capacity Physical Capacity Used 62.9TB 239TB Volume Capacity Used 8.8TB 10TB Before After Before After VCE Solutions for Mixed Enterprise Workloads on the Vblock 540 Solution Guide
- 29. 29 Cost per GBdecreases with consolidation Normalizedcost/logicalGB Savings of 73% Per logical GB w/three database copies Achieve greater return on investments by consolidating more databases with less physical space Principled Technologies 3rd Party Test Report: EMC XtremIO Storage Array 4.0 and Vmware vSphere6.0: Scaling Mixed-Database Workloads 1.00 0.46 0.35 0.27 0.00 0.20 0.40 0.60 0.80 1.00 1.20 Baseline Baseline + three VMs Baseline + six VMs Baseline + nine VMs
- 30. 30 Big savings usingDell EMC storage compression! Enterprise Edition with no discounts $35,000Enterprise Edition Multitenant $17,500 per core $192,500 $335,000 Advanced Compression $11,500 per core Not required Not required Not required Oracle Support 22% of licensing $7,700 $43,350 $84,700 NEW TOTALS $42,700 $234,850 $469,700 Oracle Technology Global Price List Oracle Processor Core Factor Table No discount 4 Cores 22 Cores 44 Cores $70,760 $386,180 $778,360OLD TOTALS
- 31. 31 BAILLIE GIFFORD: DEV/TESTCONSOLIDATION CREATE COPIES ON DEMAND WITHOUT LIMITATIONS 02 32x 30 BEFORE COPY Due to performance concerns each copy was a full clone of production data DAYS DATA SIZE DAYS OLD Investment Firm
- 32. 32 BAILLIE GIFFORD: DEV/TEST CREATESAVINGS AND AGILITY FOR THE CUSTOMER AFTER COPY XtremIO saves tremendous amount of time, capacity and cost to the customer 1+D30’ 0 02 32x 30 DAYS OLD DATA SIZE DAYS Investment Firm IMMEDIATE COPIES FROM PRODUCTION ONLY UNIQUE WRITES CONSUME CAPACITY ENTIRE TEST AND DEVELOPMENT IN MINUTES
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- 34. 34 Complexities NOT required Simplifyarchitecture and operational management
- 35. © Copyright 2015EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Unifies database management for DBAs DBAs control snapshots, replication, and protection DBAs can easily repurpose copies of production databases APPSYNC unifies management for DBAs Access provisioning and protection features
- 36. © Copyright 2015EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. ON-DEMAND Provision Databases In Seconds SCHEDULED Unattended Automated EXPIRE Removal Of Databases And Prevention Of Sprawl Increase Efficiencies Reduce Complexity Increase Agility Centralized Management Alert Notification System Customizable For Databases Recover Storage Capacity APPSYNC copy data management Single-click automation for DBAs
- 37. © Copyright 2015EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. ORACLE ENTERPRISE MANAGER 12C PLUG-IN FROM DELL EMC It’s FREE!
- 38. © Copyright 2015EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. • EMC Storage and Oracle Database centralized dashboards • EMC Storage performance metrics – Metrics on Front End Director, Thin Pools and Storage Resource Pools – Initiator Groups, Data Protection Groups • Focused user interface for easy- to-see metric trends and data analysis • Target configuration from the plug-in interface for simple target setup • Root cause analysis through the association of storage volumes to Oracle Databases • OEM incidents and problems integration • Associated Oracle Database and ASM Hierarchy • Database and storage target availability • Metric storage within the Oracle Management Repository (OMR) for historical analysis Dell EMC storage plug-in features Key features of the Dell EMC storage plug-in
- 39. © Copyright 2015EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. STREAMLINED USER INTERFACE FOR RAPID DATA ANALYSIS • Three unique targets for intelligent organization of metrics • Interchangeable metric graphs to quickly view historic data • Selectable timeframes to view metric trends over different periods of time • Oracle Database, Oracle ASM, host, and EMC Storage Hierarchy to visualize system associations User Interface Graphical and easy to use
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- 41. 41 Dell EMC strategiesto reduce time and budget IT can standardize, consolidate, automate, virtualize on Flash Standardization Automation Consolidation Virtualization All-Flash Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, and SAP on one converged infrastructure Unified DBA management Unified Storage management Optimized performance APPSYNC OEM 12c plug-in Simplicity of provisioning Deduplication thin snapshots Compression All-Flash performance VMware vSphere Server consolidation Agility and flexibility Sub-millisecond latencies High IOPS Simplicity of use
- 42. 42 Dell EMC All-Flashreduces DBA management activities DBA teams benefit from automation, consolidation, performance and more Database Management Activities Decrease in Activities $ Budget Databases on all- flash means greater consolidation and storage savings Standardization on all- flash simplifies database management Automation increases efficiency & accuracy plus saves time
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