Oracle Enterprise Manager for MySQL

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Oracle Enterprise Manager
for MySQL
Mario Beck
MySQL Sales Consulting Manager EMEA
mario.beck@oracle.com

Agenda
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What is Oracle Enterprise Manager?
How is MySQL integrated?
How does it compare to …?
Why MySQL Enterprise Edition
Additional Oracle Product Integrations
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What is Oracle Enterprise Manager?
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Oracle Enterprise Manager : One Tool to Manage Them All!
• Manage hardware
– Servers
– Network switches/hubs
– Storage appliances
• Manage Virtualization
– Oracle VM
– VMware vSphere
• Manage Cloud
– Oracle Cloud
– OpenStack
– AWS
• Manage databases
– Oracle Database
• Including full DBaaS
functionality
– SQL Server Plugin
– DB2 Plugin
– Sybase Plugin
– Postgres Plugin
– Times Ten Plugin
– New MySQL Plugin!
• Manage applications
– Apache [Tomcat], IIS
– Weblogic, Websphere
– Oracle Directory Server,
Windows Active Directory
– JVM, Microsoft .NET
– Siebel, Peoplsoft
– Oracle Fusion
• Manage BI tools
• Manage networks
– F5, Dell Force10, …
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Oracle Enterprise Manager : Enterprise Summary
Here you can get a birds
eye view of your entire
Enterprise infrastructure:
hardware, virtualization,
clouds, databases,
middleware, and
applications.
You can also see what
problems and issues need
to be addressed across your
entire Enterprise.
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Complete Solutions
• Best of breed components at every level of the stack
• Complete: Meets most customer requirements
• Oracle Database & MySQL Complementary
On-Premises and in the Cloud
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Single Dashboard to manage Oracle stack for Web & Cloud
• An estimated 70% of Oracle customers also use MySQL
– For Web, custom, departmental and embedded applications
– #1 Requested integration
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Oracle Enterprise Manager for MySQL GA

How is MySQL Integrated?
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MySQL Integration
• Integrated as an Oracle provided plugin
– Went GA at Oracle Open World 2014
– Requires OEM 12c Release 4 or later
– Available from within OEM itself using the Self Update tool
– Listed within the Extensibility Exchange
• https://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=53891:1
– Available as a standalone download (.opar file)
• Via MyOracle Support and eDelivery
• Supports MySQL 5.5 and later
• Included with select commercial editions (Enterprise and CGE)
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MySQL Target Home Page
Here you can see the
high level availability,
performance, and
memory usage statistics
for the MySQL instance.
You can also see what
open incidents or
problems have been
detected for the MySQL
instance.
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MySQL Performance Reports : Connections
Here you can see
performance data
related to Connection
handling.
You can also see the
configuration options
related to the topic,
along with the currently
set values for each one.
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MySQL Performance Reports : Statements
Here you can see
performance data
related to DDL and DML
statement processing.
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MySQL Performance Reports : InnoDB Buffer Pool
Here you can see
performance data
related to the InnoDB
Buffer Pool (the primary
caching layer within
MySQL).
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MySQL Performance Reports : InnoDB File I/O
Here you can see
performance data
related to the file I/O
being done by the
InnoDB storage engine.
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MySQL Performance Reports : Tables / Rows
Here you can see
performance data
related to table and row
related operations.
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MySQL Performance Reports : Query Cache
Here you can see
performance data
related to the query
cache.
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MySQL Metric Collections
Here you can see all of
the metrics collected--
grouped by category or
feature--along with the
default incident
thresholds that help
you easily manage
MySQL targets.
You can examine any
individual metric to see
the recent history.
There you can also set
custom thresholds for
when you would like
non-default Incidents to
be created based on
that metric.
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MySQL Incident Manager
Here you can see all of
the incidents (alerts)
generated based on the
default and custom
thresholds set on any of
the collected metrics.
This is where you will
manage all incident and
event reports.
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MySQL Configuration Management
Here you can see the
current configuration
for a MySQL instance.
You can also compare
one instance’s
configuration to
another.
OEM will also monitor
configuration changes
for each instance and
allow you to run
configuration
change/history reports.
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MySQL Compliance Framework
Here you can see how
well your MySQL
Databases are
complying with best
practices as established
by the industry and by
the MySQL experts at
Oracle.
This helps you to ensure
that all of your MySQL
Databases are available,
healthy, performing
well, configured well,
and are being used &
administered properly.
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How Does it Compare to …?
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Competition
• Pythian offers a third party MySQL plugin
– http://www.pythian.com/blog/mysql-plugin-for-oracle-enterprise-manager/
– An unofficial and unsupported product that they give away
– Developed and maintained by a single employee in his free time
• Selling points for our plugin
– Ours is an official Oracle offering
– Ours includes documentation and support (Pythian offers neither)
– Ours has a better UI/UX, with a lighter performance overhead
– Ours is in active development, with a short and long term roadmap
• v2 was released in April 2015, with subsequent versions on the plan
• While the Pythian plugin’s feature set has been static since it was created in 2008
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OEM for MySQL VS. MEM
• OEM provides a high level overview of your entire Enterprise
• With the exception of Oracle Database
– Most individual products have their own custom monitoring and management tools
– These allow the specific teams within an org greater control of their area(s)
• Same is true for MySQL
– OEM provides a high level overview of MySQL within your Enterprise
– MEM allows you to dive much deeper
– OEM is for the operations team, MEM is for the MySQL DBA & Dev team(s)
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Value Proposition
• It’s yet another offering included as part of MySQL Enterprise
• You can now integrate MySQL within your Oracle product environment
• Which leads us into the next two sections …
– Why MySQL Enterprise Edition
• Why should we purchase, and what else is offered?
– Additional Oracle Product Integrations
• Do you integrate with their existing products?
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Why MySQL Enterprise Edition?
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MySQL Adoption in Your Organization
OEM product
Custom
Application
Vendor
Requirement
Ad Hoc Need
Typical Early Adoption Model
• Support by ‘Web’
• Backup by ‘mysqldump’
• Monitoring by ‘script’
• Tuning by ‘log’
• Hardening by ‘password’
Usual early adoption model and mindset.
Not inherently bad at the beginning, but
conditions evolve…
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Power Curve of MySQL Deployments
Initial Deployment
‘Nice to Have’ Era
Business Value
Discovered
Business Critical
Complete
Operationalization
Typical Pattern
Time
Criticality
• Not unusual to go from initial deployment to business critical in well
under 12 months
• The implication is missing a budget cycle to pay for now ‘must have’
• The key is being ready for when ‘Business Critical’ hits
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Replication Lossless Semi-Synchronous
GTIDs
Crash Safe
Time Delayed
Multi-threaded
Multi-Source
InnoDB Improved Throughput
Default Online DDL
Full Text Search
NoSQL Access
M y S Q L U t i l i t i e s
EXPLAIN
O p t i m i z e r : F a s t e r
Q u e r y E x e c u t i o n a n d
B e t t e r D i a g n o s t i c s
G I S
Performance
Schema
Security Partitioning
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All the Database Features You Love

In Addition to all the MySQL Features you Love
Insure Your Deployments
Get the Best Results
Delight Customers
Improve
Performance
& Scalability
Enhance Agility &
Productivity
Reduce TCO
Mitigate Risks
Get
Immediate
Help if/when
Needed
Increase
Customer
Satisfaction
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Management ToolsAdvanced Features Support
• Scalability
• High Availability
• Security
• Audit
• Encryption
• Monitoring
• Backup
• Development
• Administration
• Migration
• Technical Support
• Consultative Support
• Oracle Certifications
MySQL Enterprise Edition
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Additional Oracle Product Integrations
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Oracle Fusion Middleware
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• MySQL specific optimizations
• Hybrid web, enterprise applications
• Offload, scale query activity to
MySQL read-only slaves
• Real-time access to web-based
analytics, reporting
• Migration path from/to MySQL from
other databases with minimal
downtime
• Also supports MySQL Cluster
Log Based, Real-
Time Change Data
Capture
Heterogeneous Source
Systems
ODS
EDW
Disaster Recovery, Data
Protection
Zero Downtime Migration
and Upgrades
Operational Reporting
Real-time BI
Standby
(Open & Active)
Reporting
Database
OGG
ETL
ETL
Query Offloading
Data Distribution
Oracle Golden Gate
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Oracle VM
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VM
SAN, iSCSI
Oracle VM Servers
Oracle VM Server Pool
VM VM
E-Delivery
Download from Oracle
•Pre-built, pre-configured template
•Complete OS, VM and MySQL
Database
•Rapid provisioning and cloning
Import to
Oracle VM
Manager
File
VM
Customize & Save
as Golden Images
VM
Save days / weeks in installation
and configuration time
Start-Up in
Oracle VM Pool
VM 1 VM 2

Global Filtering/Policies (First Class support)
AV Repository
AV
Server
AV Agent
• For MySQL 5.5 and higher
• Audit Vault collects local MySQL
audit stream XML data based on
MySQL “collector” and auditing
data from MySQL packets on
network
• AV Console, Repo used to
browse/report, archive, manage
MySQL audit images
Oracle Audit Vault & Database Firewall
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Oracle Secure Backup
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Availability
• Centralized tape backup management
• New Cloud module
– Direct backups to AWS S3 via RMAN
– Offers additional disaster recovery (DR)
protections
• MySQL Enterprise Backup
– Backups via SBT interface to OSB
– Backups directly to AWS S3
• Support for additional providers coming soon!
Admin
Server
SBT Library
RMAN
Media Server Cloud Storage

Oracle Clusterware
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Security
• Business continuity and High Availability
• Scalability and agility
• Cost-effective workload management
• Standardized Deployment and System
Management
• Ensures business critical work is satisfied
within defined performance and
availability SLAs
• New MySQL Plugin!
Oracle RAC MySQLMySQL
Oracle ASM / ACFS
Oracle Clusterware
Consolidated Pool of Storage with
Automatic Storage Management (ASM)

MySQL & Oracle Product Integrations
• Oracle Linux
• Oracle VM
• Oracle Solaris
• Oracle Clusterware
• Oracle Secure Backup
• Oracle Enterprise Manager
• Oracle Fusion Middleware
• Oracle Golden Gate
• Oracle Audit Vault & Database Firewall
• MyOracle Online Support
MySQL Integrates into your Oracle Environment
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Appendix
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Additional Info
• Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c
– http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/index.htm
– https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/nav/plugins.htm
• Oracle Enterprise Manager for MySQL
– http://www.mysql.com/products/enterprise/em.html
– http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql-em-plugin/en/index.html
– https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/doc.121/e57639/toc.htm
– https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iC7VuvK-ly4
– http://forums.mysql.com/list.php?142
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