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Hardware-Update von (und seit) der OOW 2012

Franz Haberhauer

Chief Technologist

Hardware Sales Consulting Northern Europe


The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is

intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into

any contract.

It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and

should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The

development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.


Oracle’s Complete Cloud Infrastructure Portfolio Engineered for Oracle Software

Oracle

Enterprise

Manager

OPS Center

Hardware

Management

Oracle VM

Manager

Oracle Fabric

Manager

Operating Systems

Oracle VM

Oracle Virtual Networking

Virtualization

Servers

Hardware

Storage Fabric Engineered Systems

Oracle Fabric Interconnect


Exadata X3 Database In-memory Transformation

2008:

Warehouse

2010:

Scale-up

2009:

OLTP & VLDB

Database on Disk Database In-Memory

2012

Massive Flash

All I/Os to Flash General

Purpose


Exadata Architecture Complete Database platform using standard servers for Compute and Storage

Scale-Out Database Server Grid

• 8x 2-socket, or 2x 8-socket Xeon database servers

• Oracle Database, ASM, RAC; Linux or Solaris

• Standard Ethernet to data center

Scale-Out Intelligent Storage Server Grid

• 14x 2-socket storage servers w. Exadata Storage Software

• Up to 500 terabytes disk per rack

• 56 PCI Flash memory cards per rack

InfiniBand Network

• Unified internal connectivity ( 40 Gb/sec )


Oracle Exadata X3 Database In-Memory Machine Same Price as Exadata X2

10% to 20% Lower Power

20X More Write Performance

33% Faster Database CPUs

Full 10Gb Ethernet to Data Center

4X Larger Flash Memory

10% to 30% Lower Power

33% More Data Throughput

Exadata Smart Flash Write Caching

40X 10GB ports per Rack

22 TB of Flash Memory per Rack

Up to 3 Kilowatt Reduction per Rack

100 GB/sec running SQL

75% More Memory

8-Core Xeon® Sandy Bridge E5-2690

4 TB per Rack

X3 Database Machines

X3 Database Servers


Complete Family of Database Machines

Oracle Exadata X3-2 2, 4, and 8 database nodes

Half Full Multi-Rack

Eighth Quarter

Oracle Exadata X3-8 2 (80 core) database nodes

4 TB DRAM


New Oracle Exadata X3-2 Eighth-Rack Faster than 2010 Quarter-Rack, 2008 Half-Rack

• Lowest Cost Exadata Configuration

– Hardware List Price $200K

– 16 Database Cores, 54 TB Disk, 2.4 TB PCI Flash

– Fault Tolerant Configuration with all Exadata Features

• Capacity Upon Demand

– Upgrade to Quarter-Rack with Software Command

Lowest

Cost


Oracle Platinum Services

ORACLE PLATINUM SERVICES

Complete. Integrated. Proactive. High Availability. No Additional Cost.

Oracle engineers perform quarterly patching and updates

• 24/7 support

• Specialized Engineered Systems

Support Team

• 2-hour onsite response to hardware

issues

• New updates and upgrades for

Database, Server, Storage, and OS

software

• Better support for the complete Oracle stack

• Includes higher support levels for

Database software

• Proactive remote monitoring for faults

• Industry leading service level response times:

• 5 minute fault notification

• 15 minute restoration or escalation to

development

• 30 minute joint debugging with

development


Conceptual View of SPARC SuperCluster

Exadata SPARC SuperCluster Exalogic

Exadata Storage

Database Servers

ZFS NAS Storage

Application Servers


SPARC At 25

http://www.oracle-downloads.com/sparc25info/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKB9zV8TXuQ

http://www.computerhistory.org/events/past/#sparc-25-past-present-future

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3ukXhEaYGI

http://www.computerhistory.org/collections/accession/102745979 (June 2011)






http://www.computerhistory.org/events/past/










http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3ukXhEaYGI

http://www.computerhistory.org/collections/accession/102745979


ORACLE SPARC Processor Roadmap

http://www.oracle.com/us/products/servers-storage/servers/sparc-enterprise/public-sparc-roadmap-421264.pdf


New ⎮ SPARC T5 Servers

Improves the price performance leadership established by T4

– 2x Throughput improvement

– 20% Clock frequency increase

– 4x Increase in overall scalability

Expands the range of SPARC T-series servers

– Ranging from 4-core and 8-core (T4) to 16-core (T5) servers

– Increase socket scalability to 8-sockets (32 ➠ 128 cores)

Longer lifecycle for SPARC T4 Servers

Next Generation T-Series Introduction Plans


Application Accelerators

Database query

Compression

Encryption

Cluster Interconnect

Application Data Protection

Increased Performance

•Higher core frequency

•Multiple pipelines per core

•Increased core counts per

chip

•Larger caches

•More memory bandwidth

Performance • Reliability • Security • In-memory Database • Big Data

SPARC Future Directions 2x Application Performance Improvement Every 2 Years


Oracle’s Storage Portfolio

Engineered Systems

Exadata

SSD F40

PCIe F5100

Flash Array

Tape and Virtual Tape

SL8500 SL3000

VSM

SL150

LTO T9840

T10000

SPARC

SuperCluster

Sun ZFS Storage

Appliances

Flash Storage

Disk Storage – SAN focus

Pillar

Axiom 600

Storage Management: OEM, ASM, Storage Analytics, CAM, ACSLS, ELS,

Automated Tiering: Partitions, SAM QFS, Hybrid Storage Pools, VSM

Data Reduction: Oracle Database 11g ACO, HCC, RMAN, ZFS Dedup/Comp

Data Protection: Data Guard, RMAN, OSB, ZFS Snap/Rep, MaxRep

Security/Encryption: ASO, Oracle Key Manager, Disk/Tape Encryption

Storage Software

Disk Storage – NAS focus

Exalogic


Flash has 280x better IOPS/W than disk drives

Tape archives use 230x less energy than disk based archives

Tape lasts 2x to 4x longer than disk, reducing upgrades and migrations

Data Integrity Verification offloads servers for more efficient operations

Operational Efficiency Reduce Data Center Infrastructure Use

Energy Efficiency


Oracle Software Runs Best on Oracle Storage


3 High Performance Storage Tenets Already There ...

1 2 3

Pillar Axiom Storage Quality of Service

Hybrid Columnar Compression

Store Less Data and Run Faster ZFS Storage Appliance Analytics

StorageTek Tape Analytics

Automatic storage tiering

using Flash in ZFS SA


Oracle Database Runs Best on Oracle Storage Example: Oracle Intelligent Storage Protocol (OISP)

DB I/O metadata

communicated to

ZFS Storage

DB Control File Writes

prioritized among other

IO in ZFS Storage

Oracle Database

Query

Data

Response

Database

data

2TB DRAM

10TB FLASH (R / W)

2PB DISK

0.03ms

0.10ms

30.00ms

ZFS Storage

Oracle Intelligent Storage Protocol:

A unique language that enables dynamic

communication between an Oracle Database

and Oracle’s Sun ZFS Storage Appliances.

Database message examples:

• File type: tablespace, redo logs,

RMAN backup, etc.

• I/O priority

OISP will dynamically tune 65% of the critical

factors for optimal database performance


Superior performance for Oracle database

– 2x faster recovery than EMC

– 4x faster NDMP than NetApp

Consolidation

– Share Oracle StorageTek library with other applications such as archive, data protection, and z/OS

Data Protection

Engineered Integration Simplify Data Protection

Oracle Exadata

RMAN

Sun ZFS 7420 Appliance

NDMP

OSB Media Management

Server

StorageTek SL3000

http://www.oracle.com/us/products/servers-storage/storage/nas/ocom-sun-zfs-storage-solution-bur-171686.html

http://www.oracle.com/us/solutions/oos/
















http://www.oracle.com/us/solutions/oos/


Oracle Snap Management Utility for Oracle Database

http://www.oracle.com/us/products/servers-storage/storage/nas/smu-bus-wp-final-1857065.pdf


Solaris 2.0 June 1992

Anniversary Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpYkPI2REWo

Infographic: http://www.oracle-downloads.com/solaris20info/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpYkPI2REWo

http://www.oracle-downloads.com/solaris20info/




Solaris How-To Guides and Articles

How to Create Oracle Solaris 11 Zones with

Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/servers-storage-admin/howto-create-

zones-ops-center-1737990.html

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/server-storage/solaris11/documentation/how-to-517481.html


Oracle Solaris 11.1 Technical Overview

Over 300 new performance

and feature enhancements

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/server-storage/solaris11/documentation/solaris11-1-whatsnew-1732377.pdf


New Virtual Memory System The Predictor

Page Requests over 30 seconds Analyzer evaluates information and

determines action to take

Action Engine—up to

8 taskq threads create

per mnode

Sampler Analyzer Action Engine

Befor

e

Afte

r

More scalable applications –

especially memory intensive apps


Oracle Solaris 11

Best UNIXTM

for Oracle Deployments

Built for Cloud Infrastructures

#1 UNIXTM

for Enterprise Applications


New Solaris/RAC Kernel Mode

Acceleration

Allows Solaris to respond

directly to lock requests

Saves lock state in memory

shared by database and kernel

Best UNIX for Oracle RAC

New with Solaris 11.1

30-40%

lower latency lock grants

Up to 20%

higher throughput

Consistent, predictable

RAC performance

Solaris

RAC

Database

Solaris

RAC

Database


New Optimized Shared Memory

interface (OSM)

Works with Oracle DB

Automatic Memory

Management (AMM)

Dynamic, NUMA-aware

granule based shared memory

Oracle Optimized Shared Memory


Dynamically resize your

Database SGA online

without a reboot

Bring Oracle Database

instances up 2x faster

Oracle DB

SGA


Added DTrace I/O Event Tracing

Tracing info loaded in V$ views for

queries

Enables DBAs and Oracle support

to quickly resolve I/O related

escalations

Oracle Database I/O Observability

New Database Technology

v$kernel_io_outlier

TIMESTAMP

IO_SIZE

IO_OFFSET

DEVICE_NAME VARCHAR2(513)

PROCESS_NAME VARCHAR2(64)

TOTAL_LATENCY

SETUP_LATENCY

…

Quickly resolve

I/O issues

Optimize your

Database I/O

performance


Java Mission Control Visualizing DTrace data


CPU

User-level high resolution timer support WLS scalability, Single-thread mode smt pause() to optimize busy waits in the JVM Java-optimized Solaris scheduling class Fused compare-and-branch with no delay slot New block initializing store (BIS instruction)

Memory Large Page support by JVM T4 2GB pages for Java performance

I/O SDP: Support for low-latency Infiniband protocol HA for SDP

Security

Integration with Solaris crypto offload engines (Java 7u4) Zones support for SDP Zones: Secure isolation, lowest latency virtualization

Observability DTrace plugin in Java Mission Control

Solaris Optimizations for Java The Tip of the Iceberg

Key: In Solaris 11 New in S11.1


Deploying Solaris 11

Client-side

Deployment

Boot Environments reduce update and maintenance risk, ZFS file system

provides delegated administration and cloning. AI manifest location

specifiable using aimanifest boot argument. Detailed monitoring of

installation progress without looking at files, GRUB2/UEFI, 4k sector disks

Interactive and

Automated

Installation

iSCSI target support during Automated Installation,

iSCSI target in Interactive Installations

Configuration

OCM/ASR Registration Configuration during installation

Enhancements to provide sub-group config/unconfig,

template expansion at install time

Installation Service

Management

Single interface for installation services – installadm. RBAC Profile

integration in Automated Install. Support for updating an existing AI service

or AI profile. Re-arrange previously enabled AI service images. AI manifest

criteria expanded to include hostnames

Transition and

Recovery Tools

Conversion from Jumpstart via js2ai , System Recovery Procedure,

LiveInstall Procedure

Custom Media Create custom installation media with Distribution Constructor

Key: Solaris 11, Solaris 11.1


Zones on shared storage

Zones framework automatically manages

• Configuration/un-configuration of storage services

• Attach/detach of storage devices

• zpool creation, import, export

• For SAN and iSCSI

Easy Mobility for Zones

New with Solaris 11.1 Move zones around between systems

quickly and easily

Z

o

n

e

B

Z

o

n

e

A

Z

o

n

e

C


Zone updates now execute

in parallel

Time savings exponential across

datacenter

Fast Zone Updates

New with Solaris 11.1 4x less downtime

during maintenance windows

0 10 20 30 40

Solaris 11.1

Solaris 11

Minutes

Updating a T4 System with 20 Zones

Increase consolidation ratios without

increasing maintenance windows


Image Packaging System

Network Software

Repositories

Software delivery through package repositories (http, https, file)

Automatic package dependencies

Boot Environments

Safety in update with automatic creation of BEs during package

update

Shared /var/share dataset across all BEs

Zones

Automatic update of zones

Parallel zone update using system repository cache

Support for .p5p installation

Performance General package operations 8-25% faster

Package update 30-80% faster

Integration Supported in Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center 12c

AI Server

DHCP

Server

Net config

AI address

Key: Solaris 11, Solaris 11.1


Federated File System support for a single unified namespace

A collection of machines can be bound into a FedFS unified namespace using a private location database

Clients are seamlessly redirected when looking up or modifying (NFS) data.

Cloud-Scale Data Management


Share data easily across

cloud clients


Oracle Solaris 11: First Fully Virtualized OS Reduce costs. Increase agility. Infrastructure as a Service.

Server

Web Tier

Application Tier

Database Tier

Network

Storage

Finance

Dataset

Finance

Zone

HR

Dataset

HR

Zone

Sales

Dataset

Sales

Zone


Data Center Bridging

– Convergence of storage

and networking

– Enables for low latency

RDMA over Ethernet

– Multiple lanes of traffic on the same link

– Priorities, flow control, and bandwidth

per lane

Ethernet and Storage Networking Convergence


Save cost by

leveraging Ethernet

for storage

Prioritize bandwidth

for key applications


Software Defined Networking Cloud Networking. Built-in.


Edge Virtual Bridging (IEEE802.1Qbg)

- Making the network virtualization-

aware

- Offload bandwidth control on the

switches

- Centralized management of virtual

NIC profiles

Simplify network management

Better bandwidth isolation

Lower CPU overhead on your

server

Drive up utilization of network

resources

Your Advantage


Oracle Aquired Xsigo Oracle + Xsigo = Oracle Virtual Networking


Traditional Infrastructure Is Limited

• Complex

• Many networks &

devices

• Inflexible

• Difficult to re-configure • Limited

performance

• Topology creates

bottlenecks


Oracle Virtual Networking Next Generation Data Center Fabric

• Simple

• Converged

infrastructure

• Agile

• Software-defined

networking • Fast

• Industry’s fastest

fabric DMZ PROD NAS SAN

Oracle Virtual

Networking

iSCSI

E W


Simple

• Converged infrastructure

• Fewer switches, cards and cables

• Flat architecture

• Simple topology, fewer tiers

• Software defined networking

• Connections defined in software

Converged

infrastructure

PHYSICAL HOST

Network “A”

PROD SAN

Ethernet FC


Converged

• Fibre Channel +

Ethernet

• Lossless, highly-

reliable fabric

• Full line rate

• Enterprise accepted &

proven

Highly reliable

fabric

PHYSICAL HOST

Network “A” LAN SAN

Ethernet FC

Standard FC

Silicon


Oracle Virtual Networking Product Family


Oracle Software Defined Networking Oracle Fabric Monitor

Oracle Fabric Manager


Oracle Fabric Interconnects Server

connections

10 Gig E

Ports

Fabric Interconnect F1-15

Fabric Interconnect F1-4

Fibre Channel

Ports

Redundant Hot Swappable

Fans and Power Supplies

I/O Modules Gig E

Ports


Traditional Oracle Virtual Network

SDN-Agility: Add more networks, provision servers in all datacenter tiers - Anytime.

Costs: Fewer Switches, Cables, Servers

Performance: 80Gb/s of traffic to maximize server performance

Reduced Complexity


Oracle Fabric Manager

• Intuitive

• Single view of entire environment

• Useful real-time information

Oracle Fabric Manager Cisco Management Screen

• CCIE training required

• Cannot see the

environment


Leading Cloud CRM Company

24 IB

cables

Brocade

4 Eth

8 FC

After Savings

(120 servers, over 3 years)

Other Benefits:

• Reduced server connectivity by

92%

• Deploy 64 hosts in days rather

than weeks

• Production test cycle went from

eight days to two days

• Build and destroy 8000 VMs per

day

Cap Ex:

>$1M savings for every six

blade chassis

Brocade

588 FC

12 Eth

Before

• 588 cables

• 24 Ethernet ports

• 576 FC ports

• 36 cables

• 4 Ethernet ports

• 8 FC ports

6 blade chasses 6 blade chasses

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.infoworld.com/infoworld/img/10TC-brocade-dcx-photo.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.infoworld.com/article/08/03/07/10TC-brocade-dcx-backbone_1.html&usg=__KOAhorBkOdez-be54ZsUSUOqftg=&h=1813&w=1360&sz=700&hl=en&start=1&sig2=K7vTmSsfE4CBT6gUyVb_aw&tbnid=POPwKL5SFq5lNM:&tbnh=150&tbnw=113&ei=kRBkScDnF4e4sAPej7GXDQ&prev=/images?q=brocade+dcx&gbv=2&hl=en&safe=off




Leading Cloud CRM Company

94% less

complexity

Before After

98 cables

6 switches

6 cables

2 switches


Top North American Integrated Telco Before After

275 Mezz Cards

52 Virtual Connect Modules

4 Fibre Channel Modules

16 FC Director Ports

416 1G Ports

416 Ethernet cables

$2M capital cost

256 IB Mezz Cards

48 IB Switch Modules

8 FC Director Ports

220 1G Ports

220 Ethernet Cables

$1.4M capital cost

Cap Ex: $600K

Op Ex:

Support: $216K

TOTAL $816K

SAVINGS

Savings

(24 blade chassis over 3 years)

24 blade chassis 24 blade chassis

• 10X storage performance gain: Before - 90Mb server to storage*

After - 900Mb server to storage*

• Backup accelerated 2X

• VM Migration accelerated 3-4X

416

1GE

160

1G

E

16

FC

592

cables

Leveraged

existing 1G 96

IB

8

FC

160

1GE

324

cables

60 1GE


Oracle’s Complete Cloud Infrastructure Portfolio Engineered for Oracle Software

Oracle

Enterprise

Manager

OPS Center

Hardware

Management

Oracle VM

Manager

Oracle Fabric

Manager

Operating Systems

Oracle VM


Virtualization

Servers

Hardware

Storage Fabric Engineered Systems



Oracle Cloud

Infrastructure as a Service


Oracle Private Cloud


Hardware Highlights From and Since OOW2012

Engineered Systems and Best of Breed Servers

– Exadata X3

Using recently introduced X3 generation of x86 severs

Massive Flash Memory

All I/Os (now also writes) to Flash

SPARC At 25

– Past, Present and Future

– SPARC T5

– Software in Silicon



Storage

– Portfolio for NAS, SAN, Tape

Unique advantages in the Oracle stack

– HCC, Pillar Axiom Storage Quality of Service

– New features for tight integration

Already highly competitive also beyond the Oracle stack

– VMware deployments on ZFS Storage Appliances

– Pillar Axiom Storage QoS



Solaris 11.1 Update to the First Cloud OS

– 300+ performance enhancements and new features

– Special features enabling unique features in higher layers of the Red Stack

– 20th anniversary of Solaris 2.0

Solaris Cluster 4.1


Converged, SDN

Xsigo Acquisition

Cloud

– Infrastructure as a Service and Oracle Private Cloud


Aktuelle Tipps und Veranstaltungshinweise

http://blogs.oracle.com/solarium

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