Simplify IT: Oracle SuperCluster

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Simplificación IT:
Oracle on Oracle
SuperCluster
Fran Navarro
Principal System Sales consultant
Oracle Iberia Nov 2014

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Operational Inefficiencies
Resources Spent Supporting IT Services Already Deployed

Typical IT Expenditure Distribution
Focus on ongoing expenses, not
purchase price.

Operational Costs Continue to Soar
Server virtualization has flattened CAPEX at the expense of OPEX
‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13
Installed
Servers (M)
70
50
30
10
Customer
Spending ($B)
$250
$200
$150
$100
$50
0
Power & Cooling Expense
Management & Administra on
Server Spending
Logical Server Installed Base (M)
Physical Server installed Base (M)
RUN | MAINTAIN
Ref: IDC Whitepaper - 4/2012
“IDC Business Value customer
research shows that [...] It is
vital for system administrators,
IT managers, and datacenter
managers to consider the
overall TCO, especially the
often-overlooked management
costs, before choosing server
and virtualization solutions. IT
organizations should take a
holistic approach to
datacenter efficiency.. “

Horizontal platform strategies aren’t always the answer
78,125
Number of Possible Variants
1 128 2,187 16,384
823,543
279,936
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Number of Different Best-of-Breed Options per Layer
• Data Warehousing
• Transaction
Processing
• Business Analytics
• Mission-critical
Packaged
Applications
• Custom Applications
& Development
The Future of IT Platforms

ENGINEERED TO WORK TOGETHER
Servers Storage Software Networking Management
7

Oracle Engineered Systems
Virtual Exalytics
Compute
Appliance
Exalogic
Elastic
Cloud
Performance │ Efficiency │ Cloud Ready
Big Data
Appliance
Database
Appliance
Exadata Zero Data Loss
Recovery
Appliance
SuperCluster

Oracle Engineered Systems Lead the Industry
2013 Integrated Stack Systems Market Share Rankings*
1
50%
13%
5%
2
3 Source: Gartner, Inc., Market Share
Analysis: Data Center Hardware
Integrated Systems, Worldwide,
2013, Adrian O'Connell, 31 July 2014.

Enterprise
Cloud Platform
for Application
and Database
Consolidation

Application and Database Consolidation
SuperCluster Runs Applications and Database with In-memory Performance
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Oracle SuperCluster T5-8 and M6-32 Architecture
Complete | Optimized | Standardized
 Integrated Enterprise NAS Storage
– System storage (system images,
logs, test/dev databases, backup)
 Unified Ultra-Fast Network
– InfiniBand internal I/O backplane
– Ethernet data center connectivity
 Database & Application Servers
– T5-8: 16 CPU (16 cores), 4TB RAM
– M6-32: 32 CPU (12 cores), 32TB
RAM
 Exadata Storage Servers
– Optimized for Oracle Database
– Intelligent scale-out storage grid
Fully Redundant
Active Components
Fully Redundant
Active Components

• Intelligent, scale-out storage
grid for Oracle Database
 Query processing
 OLTP
 Compression
Exadata
SuperCluster
Exadata Storage Server
Oracle Exadata
Intelligent Scale-out Storage Grid

Exadata Storage Technology Innovations

Oracle
Oracle
Big Data
Exadata or SuperCluster
Connectors Optimized for
“System of Record”
Optimized for DW/OLTP
SuperCluster Exadata
Oracle
Exalytics
Oracle Big Data Platform
Oracle Big Data
Appliance
Analytics & In-Memory Workloads
Optimized for Hadoop,
R, and NoSQL Processing
Stream Acquire Organize Discover & Analyze

Oracle
Oracle
Big Data
Exadata or SuperCluster
Connectors Optimized for
“System of Record”
Optimized for DW/OLTP
In-Database Analytics
Oracle
Advanced
Analytics
Data
Warehouse
Oracle
Database
SuperCluster Exadata
Oracle Big Data
Connectors
Oracle Data
Integrator
Oracle
Exalytics
Oracle Big Data Platform
Oracle Big Data
Appliance
Analytics & In-Memory Workloads
Optimized for Hadoop,
R, and NoSQL Processing
Oracle Enterprise
Performance Management
Oracle Business Intelligence
Applications
Oracle Business Intelligence
Tools
Oracle Endeca Information
Discovery
Hadoop
Open Source R
Oracle NoSQL
Database
Applications
Stream Acquire Organize Discover & Analyze

Database as a Service
Manufacturing
Marketing
Human
Resources
Engineering
Sales
Service
IT/Operations
Finance and
Accounting
 Flexible creation of DB
environments of all sizes
while retaining in-memory
performance for
all
 Real-time dynamic
resource allocation
 Optimized for mixed
workloads, including key
application components
 Runs multiple database
versions concurrently
 Maximally secure,
serviceable, reliable
SuperCluster

Simple, Automated Database Self-provisioning
• Simple self-service User Interface for
platform tenants
• Tenants select from a catalog of
database types
• One-click provisioning and deployment
of databases
• Metering and chargeback/showback
• Role based access control, quota
management App. DBA
Tenant
IT Dev/Test Tenant

Catalog of Standardized Database Options for Tenants
SMALL MEDIUM LARGE XL
$$$$ $$$$$ $$$$$$ $$$$$$$
$$$ $$$$ $$$$$ $$$$$$
$$ $$$ $$$$ $$$$$
$ $$ $$$ $$$$
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Security, Performance
& Availability

Database + Application Virtualization Technologies
Physical
Domain Domain server
SuperCluster
Physical
Domain
Oracle VM
for SPARC
Oracle VM
for SPARC
Oracle VM
for SPARC
Oracle VM
for SPARC
Oracle VM
for SPARC
DB 12c
Zone
App.
Zone
DB 10g
Zone
DB 11g
DB 12c Zone
Zone
DB 10g
Zone
1. Instance consolidation
• Multiple Databases running on
same Solaris Operating System
• Each Database has direct access
to shared resources
• Each Database is unique
1
2
2. Pluggable Database
• In Database Virtualization
• Reduction in overhead
• High performance, high density
consolidation
• Isolation of virtualized database
3. Schema-level database
consolidation
• Shared Database
• Minimizes management entities
• Minimize resource overhead
PDB PDB
DB
Instance
SCH SCH
3
DB
DBI nstance
Instance
DB 11g

Choosing the Right Database Machine
Different Database Machines Optimized for Different Deployment Types
Database
Appliance X4-2
Exadata
X4-2
Exadata
X3-8
SuperCluster
T5-8
SuperCluster
M6-32
Good for Turn-key, Small Enterprise DB Excellent Good No No No
OLTP, DW & DB Consolidation Standard Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent
In-memory Workload Support No Good Very Good Very Good Unbeatable
Virtualization-based Multitenant Limited No No Yes Yes
Database Versions Supported 11g/12c 11g/12c 11g/12c 9i/10g/11g/12c 9i/10g/11g/12c
Also Runs Applications Yes No No Yes Yes
Sub-capacity Software Licensing* Yes Yes (CoD only) Yes (CoD only) Yes Yes
SAN connectivity No No No Yes Yes
Oracle Solaris Support No Yes No Yes Yes
Oracle Linux Support Yes Yes Yes No No
Entry Level Sizing Very Small Small Large Medium Large
Secure Legal Entity Multi-tenancy No Limited Limited Yes Yes
*Exadata Capacity on Demand provides limited sub-capacity licensing, SuperCluster and ODA provide full hard partitions support

Exabus is at the Center of Exalogic’s System Software
Exabus is Exalogic’s High-speed I/O Backplane Comprised of Hardware + Software
IPoIB SDP Native IB
Applications
Middleware
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Hardware Kernel User
High-speed IB fabric,
no application change
required
Bypass TCP/IP layer to get
even higher performance
Highest performance,
native IB support
SDP
IB Core
HCA Driver
TCP
IP
IP over IB
IB Core
HCA Driver
TCP
IP
NIC Driver
Ethernet NIC
Applications
Middleware
Applications
Middleware
IB HCA IB HCA IB HCA
Exalogic
Traditional
Applications
Middleware
Product Focus Area

SPARC’s Delivered Performance Over Time
Oracle Investment
In SPARC
Oracle
Acquires Sun
34x

The Ultimate Software Optimization:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anT99OvEpNg
Revolution,
Not Evolution!
Software
in Silicon
Performance
DB In-Memory
Acceleration Engines
Reliability/Security
Application Data
Integrity
Capacity
Compression
Engines

Software-in-Silicon Features
Name Description Use Case(s)
Database Query
Acceleration
Offload queries Speed-up queries and reduce CPU load
Data Decompression Decompress operations on
vector data
Reduce memory footprint of data warehouse
without performance loss
Application Data
Integrity
Detect invalid memory accesses Detect invalid memory references in SGA;
hardware assisted, faster and higher quality
code development
Low Latency Clustering Move data/messages between
physical domains
Speed-up for Oracle RAC inter-node
communication (message passing and remote
memory access)
Java Optimization Multi-core Scalability Makes data parallelism explicit
Encryption HW assisted encryption of data Secure network and database transactions
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Software in Silicon: Accelerating Oracle Database 12c
Decompress at memory speed >120 GB/sec
Decompress
More than Doubles data size
One
step10X
faster
Read
Software
scan
Read
Write
Write
Read
DAX
Write
Multiple
steps
SQL:
SELECT count(*)
…WHERE lo_orderdate = d_datekey
…AND lo_partkey = 1059538
AND d_year_monthnum BETWEEN 201311 AND 201312;
t

Stupendous Performance with Fewer Cores
Oracle Software in Silicon 10x
Frees 64 cores for decompress
and frees 32 cores for query
Oracle Software in Silicon 3x
Up to 170 Billion rows per second
Query
Throughput
Legacy Approach
Useable
Memory
Legacy Approach
Comparing current systems with equivalent CPU core counts and physical memory
Over
More
Up to
Higher

Oracle SuperCluster
• Oracle's Most Powerful
Engineered Systems
– World Record Oracle Database and
Application Performance & Scalability
– Software Defined Secure Multi-tenancy
– Outstanding Affordability and ROI
• Oracle’s Hottest Technology
– Exadata Storage Servers
– Oracle M6 and T5 Microprocessors
– 24-Terabit Silicon Network
– Oracle VM and Solaris Virtualization
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