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HP NonStop Database Solution Marco Sansoni, HP NonStop Business Critical Systems

9 ottobre 2012

CHOICE - CONFIDENCE - CONSISTENCY

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Agenda

• Introduction to HP NonStop platform

• HP NonStop SQL database solution

• Conclusion

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NonStop by the numbers

375M+ Supporting over 375M subscribers

in advanced Telco network

applications

Source: Infonetics Service Providers Report, 2011

and TRAI Report, 2012

10B+ Processing 68 million credit

card accounts and over 10

billion transactions annually

Source: HP internal sales data, 2012

38 Years of service

and success (1974)

Source: HP internal sales data, 2012

Availability level 4 for fully

fault-tolerant servers

100% uptime

Source: IDC Worldwide and U.S. High-Availability

Server, 2011-2015 Forecast and Analysis

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Communications, Media,

and Entertainment

Supporting over 375M subscribers in

advanced Telco network applications

Financial Services

Processing 68 million credit card accounts

and over 10 billion transactions annually

Source: Infonetics Service Providers Report, 2011 and TRAI Report, 2012

Source: HP internal sales data, 2012

Business demands change, but the value of

NonStop is timeless.

Manufacturing

and Distribution

Powering mission-critical applications at

100% of the top 10 global manufacturers Source: HP internal sales data, 2012

Public Sector

and Healthcare

Supporting one of the world’s

top medical institutions Source: HP internal sales data, 2012

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Largest NonStop customers in the world

Mercedes-Benz

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Customers realize availability benefits of NS SQL

NonStop SQL handles critical business needs

A securities company moves to NonStop SQL for its superior

performance and availability

Cost of downtime $3M/hour

Objective is to manage the transactions with no unplanned

downtime

Performing at 2000 tps, driving 20,000 sql statements from 10,000

concurrent users over 2000 JDBC connections

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Customers realize scalability and availability benefits of NonStop

SQL

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An internet service provider uses NonStop SQL to manage Petabytes of

database

Drives more than 100’000 tps

no outage since going live in 1995

managed by 2 DBA

NonStop SQL handles critical business needs

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Customers realize mixed workload benefits of NonStop SQL

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An intelligence agency manages 150++TB of NonStop SQL database

Drives mixed-workload consisting of 39,000 ingests/second

concurrently with >5000 ad-hoc and OLAP queries, and database

maintenance activities concurrently

Mixed workload capabilities are available out-of-the-box

No need of application partitioning and multi-tier complex architectures

to workaround lack of these capabilities

NonStop SQL handles critical business needs

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World’s highest application availability

Lower Total Cost of Ownership

Simple & integrated ‘out of the box’

The NonStop approach

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HP NonStop SQL DB solution

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Performance • Need better response times

• Continuous data availability requirements

Scalability • More data, More Users

Capability • Real-time, mining

Cost and complexity • ‘Out-of-the-box’ efficiencies, consolidate

workloads, reduce costs, manageability

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Market Requirements Affect Database Choices

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Massive parallelism (MPP shared nothing architecture)

Out of the box clustered database (4096 multi-core cpu )

Linear scalability (98,5%)

Fault tolerance (Process Pairs technology)

Disaster recovery and automated operations

Online repair, upgrades and reconfiguration (--> 100% uptime )

Standard Interfaces (JDBC-ODBC)

HP NonStop SQL Overview

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Provide information in real-time : data accessed anytime anywhere

NonStop SQL handles critical business needs

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NonStop SQL has industry’s most elegant mixed workload handling

NonStop SQL engine executes concurrent database updates, queries and batch operations

No need for application partitioning

Customers enjoy flexible configurations

Customers can start small with a 2-core database server and scale to thousands of cores

Customers scale user data from 146 GB to Petabytes

There are no constraints on how to scale the server in response to growth in business

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NonStop SQL delivers out-of-the-box cluster awareness and management

No add-on cluster software download and configuration

Adding resources to a cluster is done online in simple steps, complexity taken away

It takes only 19 steps from receving media to having a NonStop SQL database instance up and

running

NonStop SQL handles critical business needs Customers enjoy clustering and lack of complexity benefits

Low TCO means saving money with NonStop SQL

All DBA productivity tools are included with the base SQL license with no additional costs

No additional Partitioning Software licenses required

Diagnostic, Tuning, Management packs are all included in the base license

NonStop has fewer moving parts and less complexity, leading to lower operational costs

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Conclusions

The real database OLTP machine

The HP NonStop database solution

All modern Out-of-the-box cluster aware

Virtualized data

Parallel query execution

Online manageability

All standard ANSI compliant

JDBC

ODBC

All NonStop 24/7 database availability

Linear scalability

Mixed workload handling

Real Time

Start small and scale on-line with flexible scale-out/up options

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Thank you marco.sansoni@hp.com

Life cycle of a database migration

Planning and process

Phases Main activities

Assess IT architectural assessment – understand current state

Investigate scope, duration + cost of project

Identify business dependencies

Identify technical dependencies

Plan Identify people, resources and required skills

Identify tools for the migration

Identify HW + SW resources for the migration

Create overall project plan

Conversion +

implementation

Automatic conversion of DDL , scripts ,database objects, queries => user acceptance

Extract, cleanse and migrate data => parallel run

Unit tests, performance tests, integration tests => go live

Assess Plan Conversion Implementation

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Mission-critical computing defined

Highest level of availability

Availability

Level IDC Definition

AL 4 • Transparent to user

• No interruption of work

• No transactions lost

• No degradation in performance

AL 3 • Stays online

• Current transaction may need restarting

• May experience performance degradation

AL 2 • User interrupted, but can quickly re-log on

• May need to rerun some transactions from journal file

• May experience performance degradation

AL 1 • Work stops

• Uncontrolled shutdown

“AL4 defines fully fault-tolerant

servers, in which redundancy of

components, combined with special

software, ensures that processing will

continue, even if there is a failure in a

single hardware component in one area

of the system.”

Source: IDC Worldwide and U.S. High-Availability Server, 2011-2015 Forecast and Analysis

HP Integrity NonStop

Servers

“The market has inflated the term

‘mission critical’. At the highest level, it

means more than a major

inconvenience. It can mean business

failure.”