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Oracle Database Appliance (ODA): Oracle HA Simplified UTOUG Fall Symposium 2015

Kasey Parker Enterprise Architect [email protected]

ConsulKng Services

Managed Services

Cloud Services

Resell


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Leader in Technology, Consulting and Managed Services since 1997

•  Part of Oracle’s Top 25 Strategic Partner Program •  Focused on Consulting, Managed Services, Cloud Services and Resell •  Capabilities From Oracle Applications to Technology to Infrastructure

Specializations Oracle Database & Core Technologies Oracle Engineered Systems Oracle Server & Storage Solutions Oracle Performance Tuning Oracle Data Warehousing Oracle Business Intelligence Oracle Applications Top 25 Strategic Partner

Centroid Overview


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About Kasey Parker

§  Reside in Utah with wife and 5 kids §  Oracle DBA / Architect

§  15 Years of Oracle Experience §  Oracle Cer?fied Exadata specialist §  Performance Tuning specialist §  Data Warehousing specialist §  OCP DBA §  Last 5 years focused on Oracle Engineered Systems

§  Many industries §  Financial Services, Manufacturing, Health/Nutri?on, City/County Government, Retail

§  Academic §  Brigham Young University Alumni

§  Management Informa?on Systems

QUICK FACTS


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Agenda

•  Oracle Database Appliance (ODA) Overview •  ODA Benefits

–  Simplicity –  Reliability –  Affordability

•  Use Cases –  Including Customer Examples

•  Summary


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Specific Skills Required

Costly and Complex Risk of Failure

Growing Business CriKcal Services and Data

High Availability SoluKons Desirable

Slide material courtesy of Oracle


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Oracle Database Appliance Complete, Simple, Reliable, Affordable

Engineered System op3mized to run the Oracle Database and database-‐centric applica3ons •  Complete high availability database solu3on in a single

appliance •  Simple to deploy and manage both databases and

applica3ons to improve 3me to value and reduce opera3onal expense

•  Reliable system to ensure database and applica3on availability

•  Affordable Capacity on Demand (CoD) licensing to manage capital expense


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Tuned Together

Tested Together Certified Together

Deployed Together

Upgraded Together

Managed Together

Supported Together Slide material courtesy of Oracle

Oracle Database Appliance


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ORACLE DATABASE APPLIANCE X5-‐2 Hardware Overview


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•  Two Compute Servers, each contain 36 CPU cores (2 x 18-‐core 2.3 GHz Intel Xeon Processors) 256GB memory (expand to 768GB) 600GB mirrored boot disks Redundant InfiniBand Interconnect External 10GB networking

•  Storage Shelf – Direct-‐a_ached 1.6 TB SSD storage for database cache and files 800GB SSD storage for redo 64 TB HDD storage for data files, backups, etc. 32/16TB usable (High/Normal Redundancy)

•  Op3onal Storage Expansion Shelf

Oracle Database Appliance X5-‐2


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Storage – Built-‐in Redundancy •  Each Server Node

–  2x HBA –  In case of HBA failure

•  Mul3path sobware transparently manages both paths for the database

•  Storage Shelf –  2x IO Modules (Controllers)

•  Each connects to all 24 disks to protect against failure

–  Redundant HDDs and SSDs •  ASM stripes data across disks to protect against failure

Node 0 HBA HBA HBA HBA

IO Module

Node 1

P0 P1 IO Module

Slot 20

Slot 16 Slot 12

Slot 8

Slot 4

Slot 0

Slot 21

Slot 17

Slot 13

Slot 9

Slot 5

Slot 1

Slot 22

Slot 18

Slot 14

Slot 10

Slot 6

Slot 2

Slot 23

Slot 19

Slot 15

Slot 11

Slot 7

Slot 3



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Oracle Database Appliance X5-‐2

Storage Architecture

Disk Disk Group

Volumes Used For

HDD Outer Rings

+DATA data Database data files

HDD Outer Rings

+DATA Repo1.. repoN

Shared Repository for VMs, VDisk

HDD Inner Rings +RECO reco Database archive logs, RMAN backups (Fast Recovery Area)

HDD Inner Rings +RECO Repo1.. repoN

Shared Repository for VMs, VDisk

HDD Inner Rings +RECO cloudfs Clustered file system – files that need to be accessed by either server node

SSD +REDO redo Database redo logs

SSD +FLASH flash Frequently accessed data

ASM Disk Groups +DATA, +RECO, +REDO, +FLASH

ASM Cluster File System (ACFS)

data reco redo repo1..N

HDDs Log SSDs

Cache SSDs

flash


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Oracle Database Appliance GeneraKons

ODA V1 – Oct 2011 ODA X3-2 – Mar 2013 ODA X4-2 – Dec 2013 ODA X5-2 – Feb 2015 Processor Intel X5675 Intel E5-‐2690 Intel E5-‐2697 V2 Intel Xeon E5-‐2699 V3

Server Node Built-‐in (X4370 M2) X3-‐2 X4-‐2 X5-‐2

Sockets/node 2 2 2 2

Cores / node (total) 12 (24) 16 (32) 24 (48) 36 (72)

Max Memory / node (total) 96GB (192GB) 256GB (512GB) 256GB (512GB) 256GB – 768GB (1024GB)

Boot disks (Free space) 500GB (250GB) 600GB (350GB) 600GB (350GB) 600GB (350GB)

Networking 6 x 1GbE NICs 2 x 10GbE fiber NICs 4 x 10GbE Copper NICs 4 x 10GbE Copper NICs

(opt public fiber interface) 4 x 10GbE Copper NICs

(opt public fiber interface)

Form Factor/RU Single 4U chassis 2 x 1RU servers & 1 x 2RU disk shelf

2 x 1RU servers & 1 x 2RU disk shelf

2 x 1RU servers & 1 x 4RU disk shelf

Shared Storage 292GB SSDs 12TB SAS raw

800GB SSDs 18TB SAS raw

800GB SSDs 18TB SAS raw

800GB SSD – REDO 1.6TB SSD – ODA Cache

64TB SAS raw

Storage Expansion N/A AddiKonal Storage Shelf Addi3onal Storage Shelf Addi3onal Storage Shelf


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ORACLE DATABASE APPLIANCE Sobware Overview


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Grid Infrastructure

Oracle VM (op3onal)

Appliance Manager

Database 12c, 11gR2 RAC, RAC One Node, EE

Oracle Enterprise Linux



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Configurator •  GUI to gather ODA

configura3on and deploy system –  System informa3on –  Network informa3on –  Database informa3on –  Op3on to use online at

3me of deployment or offline beforehand

Command Line •  OAKCLI provides simple

commands to streamline ODA administra3on

–  Database crea3on –  Patching –  Management –  Support

Background Processes •  Con3nual monitoring and

management to ensure best prac3ce compliance and op3mal performance –  Servers –  Storage –  Database –  VMs

What is the Appliance Manager? Simplifies Deployment, Management, and Support of Oracle Database Appliance


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Oracle Database Appliance Benefits

•  Simple: Wizard driven deployment, patching, and support •  Less Deployment and Administra3on Risk

•  Reliable: Complete HA Plamorm for DB & Applica3ons •  Less Availability and Performance Risk

•  Affordable: Capacity-‐on-‐Demand licensing •  Less Opera3ng Risk


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Simple to Install, Manage and Maintain

•  Automated deployment –  HA databases –  Complete applica3ons

•  Automated patching •  “Zero-‐admin” storage •  Integrated VM management •  Single vendor support

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Simple to Install

1.  Rack the system 2.  Cable the system 3.  Wizard driven install



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ODA X5-‐2 Cabling

Purpose – Cabling Interconnect Start -‐ Node 0 End – Node 1 1. Connect green InfiniBand cable Connect into green port (PORT2) in PCIe slot 1 Connect into green port (PORT2) in PCIe slot 1 2. Connect yellow InfiniBand cable Connect into yellow port (PORT1) in PCIe slot 1 Connect into yellow port (PORT1) in PCIe slot 1

Purpose – Cabling Storage Start -‐ Compute Node End -‐ Storage Shelf 3. Connect dark blue SAS cable Connect into dark blue port (SAS0) in PCIe slot 2 in node 0 Connect into dark blue port in top IO Module (port 0)

4. Connect light blue SAS cable Connect into light blue port (SAS1) in PCIe slot 3 in node 0 Connect into light blue port in bo_om IO Module (port 0) 5. Connect dark red SAS cable Connect into dark red port (SAS1) in PCIe slot 2 node 1 Connect into dark red port in top IO Module (port 1) 6. Connect light red SAS cable Connect into light red port (SAS0) in PCIe slot 3 node 1 Connect into light red port in bo_om IO Module (port 1)


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ODA X5-‐2 Network Cabling

•  Base configura3on –  IB Interconnect –  10GBase-‐T (copper)

Public Networking

•  Op3onal 10GbE SFP+ (Fiber) Public Networking

–  Replace InfiniBand w/ Fiber PCIe cards

–  Interconnect w/ on-‐board copper ports

Interconnect Port IB 1 (ibbond0)

External 10GBase-‐T net 3 (bond1)

Interconnect Port IB 2 (ibbond0)

External 10GBase-‐T net 2 (bond1) External 10GBase-‐T net 1 (bond0)

External 10GBase-‐T net 0 (bond0)


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•  Bare Metal (Factory Image) –  Op3mized for Database

•  Virtualized Plamorm (Re-‐image) –  Op3mized for Database and

Applica3ons

Two Deployment OpKons

DOM 0 VM Storage Repository

ODA Base •  Oracle Database •  Grid Infrastructure

• Clusterware • ASM • ACFS

•  Appliance Manager

Node 1

Guest Domain

Guest Domain

Node 0 •  Oracle Database •  Grid Infrastructure

•  Clusterware •  ASM •  ACFS

•  Oracle Linux •  Appliance Manager

Node 1 Node 0

•  Oracle Database •  Grid Infrastructure

•  Clusterware •  ASM •  ACFS

•  Oracle Linux •  Appliance Manager


Guest Domain

Guest Domain

ODA Base •  Oracle Database •  Grid Infrastructure

• Clusterware • ASM • ACFS

•  Appliance Manager


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Provisioning System •  Download latest ODA sobware bundle version for BM or Virtualized Plamorm –  Patched with current patch sets, PSU and all cri3cal one-‐offs –  Allocate CPU and Memory resources for ODA_Base when deploying Virtualized

Plamorm

•  Gather configura3on info through a Wizard •  Deploy Oracle RAC in less than an hour •  Op3on to create first database

Complete

Configure Storage

2 1

Configure Networking

3

Create Cluster

Complete 4

Create Database

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Create ASR


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Create Databases for Specific Workloads

•  Automated deployment for OLTP, DSS, IMDB workloads •  OAKCLI command creates addi3onal databases aber ini3al deployment •  Support for all template sizes •  Auto sizes ODA Flash cache & IMDB cache •  Op3on to store en3re databases in flash

Appliance Manager 12.1.2.2

oakcli create database -‐db mydb -‐oh OraDb12102_home1 Please enter the 'root' password …….. Please select one of the following for Database type [1 .. 3]: 1 => OLTP 2 => DSS 3 => In-‐Memory Selected value is : In-‐Memory


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Time

Cost

Build Your Own

SAVINGS

Simple to Install, Manage and Maintain

InstallaKon ExperKse

OpKmizaKon ExperKse

Network

AdministraKon

Storage AdministraKon

System

AdministraKon

Oracle Appliance Manager



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Patching Simplicity

•  Patches all the components –  All system firmware –  Opera3ng System –  System management sobware (ASR) –  Appliance Manager –  Grid Infrastructure –  Database

Designed to address enKre system update seamlessly


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Patching Simplicity

•  Patching process is similar for bare metal and virtualized plamorm

Patched with current Patchset, PSU and all criKcal one-‐offs

Complete

Unpack the patch file

2 1

Download Bundle Patch

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Update OS, Storage, FW, ILOM, BIOS

Complete 4

Update Grid Infrastructure

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Update Database(s)


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Simple Commands to Patch System

•  Update system infrastructure –  Updates all firmware, OS, ILOM, Appliance Manager, and ASR –  oakcli update –patch 12.1.2.2 –-infra –  Updates Grid Infrastructure –  oakcli update –patch 12.1.2.2 –-gi

OAKCLI Interface


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Simple Commands to Patch / Upgrade Databases

•  Patch databases –  Update one, set or all databases to the latest PSU –  oakcli update –patch 12.1.2.2 –-database

•  Upgrade database patchsets or major releases –  Create new 12.1.0.2 Oracle Home –  oakcli create dbhome –version 12.1.0.2 –  Upgrade the database to the newly created 12.1.0.2 home –  oakcli upgrade database –db <dbname> –to <dest_home>

OAKCLI Interface


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•  Two dual-‐socket Oracle Linux servers •  Redundant private interconnect •  Redundant public networks •  Double-‐mirroring or triple-‐mirroring storage redundancy

•  Redundant hot-‐swappable power, cooling, and fans

•  Oracle Database 12c & 11g R2 Enterprise Edi3on –  Real Applica3on Clusters –  RAC One Node –  Single Instance

•  Oracle Grid Infrastructure –  Automa3c Storage Management –  Oracle Clusterware

•  Oracle Linux and virtualiza3on •  Oracle Appliance Manager

Reliable

Hardware Sojware No Single Point of Failure



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Hardware Health Check •  Con3nuously monitors health of the HW components in server nodes •  Provides OAKCLI command line interface to display the status

–  oakcli validate •  Supports both bare metal and virtual plamorms

Server

health details, power state, ambient temperature, locator indicator, power consumpKon, open problems count/detail

Processor health details

Memory health details, correctable ECC errors

Cooling Units health details, % , RPM

Network health details, LinkStatus, Die temp.

Power Supply health details, InputPower, OutputPower, InletTemp, ExhaustTemp


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DiagnosKcs

•  ASR (Auto Service Request) –  Monitors and creates automa3c SR for any hardware component failure

•  System check for all hardware and sobware components –  oakcli orachk –  Validates hardware and sobware components and quickly iden3fies any

anomaly or viola3on of best prac3ce compliance

•  Diagnos3cs collec3on –  oakcli diagcollect –  Gathers all relevant logs from hardware and sobware components and

produces single bundle for Oracle support to triage the issue


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Storage Management

•  Zero-‐admin storage, i.e. no manual management required •  Tracks layout, configura3on and status of storage •  Interacts with ASM to perform correc3ve ac3ons •  Monitors disks for hard and sob failures •  Proac3vely off lines disks if:

–  Failed –  Predicted to fail –  Performing poorly

•  Ensures highest level availability and performance at all 3mes

Built in Monitoring and Recovery


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Enterprise Manager Plug-‐in •  Manage ODA and other data center assets using Enterprise Manager

•  Monitor and manage mul3ple ODAs •  Aggregated analy3cs across mul3ple ODAs

•  Wizard simplifies Enterprise Manager deployments –  Easy to implement Enterprise Manager on ODA itself

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Easier Enterprise-‐grade Management


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Affordable -‐ Built-‐In Scalability

•  Purchase single hardware configuraKon

•  Start with 2 core license minimum

•  Scale to 72 core license maximum

•  No hardware upgrades required

•  License database on enabled cores

Capacity on Demand Licensing


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OpKon 1: Build Your Own License 72 Cores for An?cipated Growth

Year 2 Year 3

OpKon 2: Buy Database Appliance License as You Grow and Save Significantly

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 1

Purchase Capacity Up Front Purchase Capacity-‐on-‐Demand

Add Capacity When You Need It

8 Cores

16 Cores

60 Cores

24 Cores

48 Cores

32 Cores

OR

72 Cores

Affordable Capacity On Demand Licensing


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ORACLE DATABASE APPLIANCE Use Cases


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VirtualizaKon -‐ Support ApplicaKon Workloads

•  U3lize full ODA capacity regardless of database core usage

•  Efficiently share plamorm with one or more applica3ons

•  Capacity-‐on-‐demand licensing for both database and applica3ons

•  Isolate database and applica3on workloads •  Implement “solu3on-‐in-‐a-‐box” with various Oracle

Applica3ons


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Database Plamorm •  Business cri3cal databases

–  OLTP and data warehouses –  Runs Oracle’s high availability sobware

suite including Oracle RAC

•  Consolidated databases –  Supports Mul3tenant and In-‐Memory

database op3ons

•  Test and development databases –  Quickly and efficiently provision

database snapshots

ApplicaKon Plamorm •  Integrated virtualiza3on supports hos3ng all 3ers on a single system

•  Solu3on-‐in-‐a-‐Box automa3on and best prac3ces for Oracle products

–  Oracle E-‐Business Suite, JD Edwards, PeopleSob

–  Oracle Business Intelligence –  Oracle WebLogic Server –  Oracle Enterprise Manager

•  Cer3fied with hundreds of ISV applica3ons

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ODA VirtualizaKon


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DOM 0 •  Default domain aber Oracle Database Appliance is re-‐imaged with Virtualized Plamorm

•  Bootstraps the system deployment process

ODA Base •  Privileged VM domain specifically for databases

•  Similar database performance and func3onality as bare metal deployments

•  ODA_Base must have CPU and memory allocated before the database is deployed

•  SI, RAC, RAC One Node high availability database op3ons

Guest Domains •  Deploy VMs to run applica3ons, middle 3er, etc..

•  Create CPU pools to implement workload isola3on between VMs

•  Oracle VM supported templates

•  Support for VM auto restart and failover

Virtualized Plamorm Architecture Specifics


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How Will the Virtualized Plamorm work? Single server to manage database and applicaKons

•  Database runs in ‘ODA Base’ domain to provide na3ve disk performance

•  Domains provide applica3on isola3on

•  Appliance Manager provides VM Template and Domain management


ODA Base •  Appliance Manager •  Database •  Grid Infrastructure

Node 1

Domain U

Domain U


ODA Base •  Appliance Manager •  Database •  Grid Infrastructure

Domain U

Domain U

Domain U


Domain U

Node 2


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What can be Deployed in DOMAIN U? On Demand Capacity to UKlize Resources

•  Deploy VMs to run applica3ons, middle 3er, etc..

•  Oracle VM templates supported •  Shared repository can be created and sized based on available shared storage –  Provides VM auto restart and failover


ODA Base •  Appliance Manager •  Grid Infrastructure •  Database

Node 1

Domain U

Domain U


ODA Base •  Appliance Manager •  Grid Infrastructure •  Database

Domain U

Domain U

Domain U


Domain U

Node 2


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VirtualizaKon Management

•  Par33on cores to VMs to isolate workloads •  Crea3on of shared repositories for VM and VDisk storage •  HA of Guest VMs with automa3c restart and failover •  VDisk Management •  Support VLan to provide addi3onal networks and security •  Start/Stop VMs

Provides Commands Required for Management -‐ ExperKse Not Required


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ConsolidaKng App and DB on ODA Healthcare Industry Saas Provider

COMPANY OVERVIEW •  Sobware as a service provider – document and

archive management •  Industry: Healthcare •  Employees: approximately 50

CHALLENGES/OPPORTUNITIES •  Ensure a highly available data infrastructure to

accommodate strict SLAs regarding data availability

•  In need of high availability architecture and disaster recovery environment

•  Very lean IT staff: One administrator manages servers, storage and database

SOLUTION •  Oracle Database Appliance

CUSTOMER PERSPECTIVE •  Though hadn’t ini3ally considered and engineered

system, ODA really caught their interest because of the built-‐in high availability with no special exper3se needed to deploy.

RESULTS •  Replacing exis3ng infrastructure, app and

database, with no DB HA capabili3es and many single points of failure, with one ODA for produc3on and one ODA for DR and non-‐prod

•  Saving purchasing separate servers for App, DB and storage in both produc3on and DR data centers – and having to find/pay for exper3se in HA configura3on

•  Saved Oracle EE licensing by u3lizing Capacity On Demand – 8 cores licensed on each ODA

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App / DB Architecture – Healthcare Saas Provider

Existing NAS (NFS Shares)

LAN

WAN

DR Site

Backups

Primary Site

Data Guard Replica3on

Use

rs

Load Balancer

WAN

LAN

Cus

tom

ers

Internet ODA X5-2 Virtualized DR / Non-Prod

Node 1

ODA BASE 11GR2 EE RAC DR Inst 1 Non-‐Prod Inst 1 App Node 1 Guest vServer

Node 2

App Node 2 Guest vServer

ODA BASE 11GR2 EE RAC DR Inst 2 Non-‐Prod Inst 2

LAN Backups

ZFSSA NAS (NFS Shares)

ODA X5-2 Virtualized Production

Node 1

ODA BASE 11GR2 EE RAC Instance 1


Node 2


ODA BASE 11GR2 EE RAC Instance 2


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Healthcare Saas Provider -‐ Benefits All New CapabiliKes •  Mul3ple HA points to decrease planned/unplanned down3me •  Provides Remote Data Guard to maintain Business Con3nuity •  Converged Engineered system with single vendor support •  Eliminates mul3ple patches for every piece of hardware •  Resources for growth & future expansions/environment consolida3on •  Provides produc3on like hardware to support business in DR failover •  Test, patch, release on produc3on like architecture


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HA and DR SoluKon using ODA School Admission Services Provider

COMPANY OVERVIEW •  Admission tools and services for universi3es •  Industry: Educa3on CHALLENGES/OPPORTUNITIES •  Struggling with down3me in current environment

and require li_le to no down3me •  Seeking re-‐plamorm on Linux – moving off Itanium

chipset •  Need to support many lower environments and

flexibility/simplicity in cloning to these environments

•  Lean IT staff – need a simple to manage solu3on

SOLUTION •  Oracle Database Appliance

CUSTOMER PERSPECTIVE •  Implemented the ODA aber a lengthy RFP

process. Although engineered system wasn’t ini3al preference, ODA selected due to its simplicity, extensive HA features and licensing benefits

RESULTS •  Replaced exis3ng HPUX / Itanium hardware with

ODAs for produc3on, non-‐produc3on and DR environments

•  U3lize ability to clone non-‐prod environments •  U3lize Data Guard for business con3nuity both in

primary and remote data center •  Saved Oracle EE licensing by u3lizing Capacity On

Demand

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School Admissions Provider – DB Architecture


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School Admissions Provider – Benefits New CapabiliKes •  Mul3ple HA points to decrease Planned/Unplanned down3me •  Abundant Compute resources for growth & future expansions/

environment consolida3on •  Converged Engineered system with single vendor support •  Supports Oracle’s vision/roadmap for “Oracle on Oracle” •  Provides Local & Remote Data Guard to maintain Business con3nuity •  Eliminates mul3ple patches for each & every piece of HW •  Fully virtualized environments in step with LSAC’s policy of N+1 HW •  Ability to test patches validity in lower environments •  RAC provides higher business con3nuity.


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Development and Test Environments

•  Each developer and tester needs their own environment to: –  Develop new offerings and features –  Test a new offering prior to going into produc3on –  Test new feature enhancements prior to going into produc3on

•  Need a system to validate backup and recovery process and procedures •  Development and tes3ng is an itera3ve process – many cycles, can be nightly

–  Crea3ng development and test environments takes 3me, storage and staff •  Need mul3ple copies of the database •  DBA 3me required to create and monitor crea3on of copies

–  Low value use of DBA 3me

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Challenges


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Development / Test / Prod Lifecycle Fast and Space Efficient Snapshots

Development


Produc3on

Exadata


3rd Party Servers

Test

Exadata


3rd Party Servers

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Database Snapshots

•  Rapid and efficient provisioning of database environments for development and tes3ng of applica3ons

•  Complete OAKCLI integra3on –  Very fast way to create database copies

•  Snapshot databases only uses space for the data that changes –  Only meta-‐data is originally created –  Blocks are wri_en when data is changed

•  Create large number of snapshots for a given database

Rapid and Efficient Database Copies


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VM Snapshots

•  Space efficient way to clone VMs and Templates

•  Instantaneous VMs in seconds even for large VMs

•  Fully integrated with OAKCLI •  Leverages ACFS snapshot technology

New VM in seconds


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Database and VM Snapshots

•  Space efficient database and applica3on VM snapshots

•  Rapid full stack snapshots for development and test environments

Complete Database and App Environments Ready in Minutes

App VM Snap

App VM ‘Gold’

ODA_BASE

Node-‐0

ODA_BASE

Node-‐1 App VM Snap


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Disaster Recovery for Exadata

Exalogic

Exadata


ZFS Storage Appliance -‐ Storage expansion -‐ HCC support -‐ Backups

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Data Center: •  Exadata •  Exalogic •  SuperCluster

Remote Deployment CoD, Compact Footprint and Ease of Management

Distributed: •  Branch Offices •  Departments

MoKvaKon: •  Local regula3ons •  Reduce latency

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Database HosKng

Customer A

Customer B

Customer C

Dedicated Hos3ng Environments

Exadata

Shared Hos3ng Environment

Customer D Customer E Customer F

End Users

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Physical IsolaKon and HA SoluKon using ODAs Electricity Transmission Company

COMPANY OVERVIEW •  Large Power Transmission Company •  Industry: U3li3es CHALLENGES/OPPORTUNITIES •  Seeking hardware refresh cycle for Peoplesob

environment •  Required to physically separate each customers’

databases on different hardware while s3ll maintaining strict HA requirements

•  Lean IT staff – need a simple to manage solu3on

SOLUTION •  Oracle Database Appliances for database 3er and

Private Cloud Appliances (PCA) for applica3on 3er

CUSTOMER PERSPECTIVE •  Chose the PCA/ODA architecture over the

commodity solu3on aber seeing the benefits of OVM templates for Peoplesob on PCA and HA and ease of management on ODAs

RESULTS •  Replaced exis3ng Cisco UCS, Dell R900 and

Equilogix SAN hardware with PCAs and ODAs for produc3on, non-‐produc3on and DR environments

•  Physically separate each customers data, as required, by u3lizing separate ODAs but s3ll provide same architecture, management and high availability

•  Due to success of PCAs and ODAs, roadmap to replace exis3ng infrastructure for other applica3ons with the PCA/ODA solu3on as well

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Oracle Database Appliance Complete, Simple, Reliable, Affordable •  Engineered System complete with compute, network, storage and sobware •  Simple to install, manage and maintain •  Reliable plamorm with no single point of failure across hardware or sobware •  Affordable solu3on allowing reduced licensing for database and applica3ons with capacity on demand

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THANK YOU!


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APPENDIX


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Zero-‐Admin/Online Storage Expansion

ODA X5-‐2 Storage Expansion Shelf

Double Available Storage Capacity

•  Addi3onal 64 TB HDD, 128 TB total for DATA •  Addi3onal 800 GB SSD, 1.6 TB total for REDO •  Addi3onal 1.6 TB SSD, 3.2 TB total for FLASH

Zero Administration •  Automa3cally integrates when plugged in •  Data automa3cally distributes to new shelf

Online Expand Storage •  Hot-‐plug storage expansion shelf •  No database down3me



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ODA X5-‐2 Database Servers

•  18-‐core Xeon Haswell-‐EP -‐ fastest Intel processor ever shipped –  50% faster than exis3ng Ivy Bridge (X4-‐2) processor

•  Faster and larger memory footprint -‐ DDR4 upgradeable from 256 GB (8 x 32 GB) to 768 GB •  Hardware RAID controller for local disk

–  Increased resiliency and performance with 1 GB controller cache –  Fast reimage 3mes

•  Redundant 1/10GBase-‐T network •  Op3onal 10 GbE SFP+ public networking

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Faster Processors, More Cores, More Memory

X5-‐2 versus X4-‐2 50% More Database Cores 72 cores -‐ 18-‐Core Xeon® E5-‐2699 v3

50% More DIMM Slots Up to 1.5 TB of DRAM, 512 GB Default Slide material courtesy of Oracle


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X5-‐2 versus X4-‐2 3.5x more disk storage 21/32 TB usable

New 1.6 TB flash storage For cache and data storage

ODA X5-‐2 Storage shelf

•  Hierarchical storage architecture •  4 x 200 GB SDDs

–  Write intensive redo logs

•  4 x 400 GB SSDs –  Cache and data storage

•  16 x 4 TB High Capacity Disks –  Data and backup storage

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Highly OpKmal I/O Performance



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Appliance Manager 12.1.2.2

•  Full support for Oracle Database Release 12c (12.1.0.2) –  Mul3tenant, In-‐Memory Fault Tolerance (Unique to Engineered Systems) –  Grid Infrastructure: 12.1.0.2 –  Support for database version: 12.1.0.2, 11.2.0.4, 11.2.0.3, 11.2.0.2 –  Choice of CDB and non-‐CDB for new 12.1.0.2 databases

•  ASM Cluster File System integra3on –  Database and VM Snapshots

•  All ODA plamorm advantages available for 12c and 11g databases –  Sizing template enhancements for workload types and flash

Support for Oracle Database Appliance X5-‐2


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Provides well defined database configura3on templates … •  Sizing for CPU and Memory

–  Out of the box alloca3on for SGA and PGA

•  Incorporates all best prac3ce database init parameters

•  Advise on the storage characteris3cs

•  Mul3ple sizes to sa3sfy various workloads

•  Auto sizes ODA flash cache

Database Class

CPU Cores

Memory Flash # of Databases

Odb-‐01s 1 4 GB 12 GB 36

Odb-‐01 1 8 GB 24 GB 36

Odb-‐02 2 16 GB 48 GB 18

Odb-‐04 4 32 GB 96 GB 9

Odb-‐06 6 48 GB 144 GB 6

Odb-‐12 12 96 GB 288 GB 3

Odb-‐16 16 128 GB 384 GB 2

Odb-‐24 24 192 GB 512 GB 1

Odb-‐32 32 256 GB 768 GB 1

Odb-‐36 36 256 GB 768 GB 1

Database Templates Sized for Performance


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WebLogic Server on ODA

•  Simple to deploy –  Automated deployment of WebLogic Server with wizard

•  Similar to Appliance Manager configurator

–  Deploy highly available database infrastructure and middleware plamorm in hours

•  Simple to maintain •  Choice of two distribu3ons

–  WebLogic 11g (10.3.6) or WebLogic 12c (12.1.2, 12.1.3)


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WebLogic Deployment on ODA

•  Deploy VMs to run WebLogic Server and Sobware Load Balancer

•  HA Virtual IP provides single entry point for applica3on clients with isola3on

•  Oracle VM templates

ApplicaKons SoluKon Plamorm

DOM 1


DOM0 ODA_Base •  Appliance Manager •  Grid Infrastructure •  Database

Node 1

DOM0 •  Appliance Manager •  Grid Infrastructure •  Database

Node 0

Sobware Load Balancer

App Domains

WebLogic

HA VIP

ODA_Base

Sobware Load Balancer

App Domains

WebLogic


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Database Refresh

Oracle Database Appliance Exadata Server

DB

ODA Server

DB

3rd-‐party server

DB

Copy database From Produc3on

Snapshot

Test Database

Test Database

Snapshot Before Refresh Snap

Test Database

Snapshot Before Refresh Snap

Database Master

Development and Test Environments Create a clone in 5 minutes, using less than 5% of original database storage

Database Refresh

Refresh database From Produc3on

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Disaster Recovery

Implement Maximum Availability Architecture for Highest Availability

AcKve Data Guard

ProducKon

Disaster Recovery

Dev Test

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ZFS Storage Appliance Storage Expansion (HCC) Backups


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External Backup / External Storage Seamlessly Integrate Oracle Database Appliance into your Datacenter OperaKons

ZFS Storage Appliance

Media Server with Tape Drive


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Remote Deployment

•  Duplica3ng main datacenter Exadata deployment is oben not affordable for smaller remote sites

–  However, customers need to run the same applica3ons and databases in those environments.

•  Skill sets not available in many remote loca3ons •  Crea3ng and maintaining a highly available hardware and sobware

configura3on •  Managing the hardware and sobware remotely •  Data center space cost when charged by footprint or rack usage •  Aligning costs to demand

Customer Challenges

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Remote Deployment

•  Runs the same applica3ons and databases as the central datacenter Exadata systems

•  Highly available database and applica3on plamorm out of the box, limits the skill levels required at remote sites and reduces fault recovery

•  Integrated Lights Out Management, automa3c monitoring and call home support enable remote management

•  Compact footprint reduces datacenter charges •  Capacity On-‐Demand licensing enables you to align your costs to demand

–  Start small and grow without replacing/upgrading hardware

Customer Benefits

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