Part One – Introduction and Bottom Up Stack

10th October 2013

Review Oracle OpenWorld 2013

Overview of tonight

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Agenda

• 17.00 Welcome & Part 1 (Overview, Innovation, Bottom Up Stack)

• 18.15 Dinner

• 19.00 Part 2 (Platform Deployment/Admin, Testing, Software Engineering, IdM, Java,

UX, ADF, Mobile )

• 20.20 Break

• 20.30 Part 3 (REST, BI, WebCenter SOA Suite, BPM ,Miscellaneous, Summary )

• 21.15 Drinks

• 21.30 Review from JavaOne (by First8)

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Oracle OpenWorld conference

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Just one last thing…

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The Oracle Strategy

(** and every piece of

software available from

the cloud

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The Transition

• Desktop => Mobile

• On Premise => Cloud

• Database managed data => BigData & Hadoop

• Oracle is making that transition

– last 2 or 3 years and still working on it

– convergence is starting

– reaping the first benefits

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IoT

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New theme (that brings it all together)

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The V-factor: Volume, Velocity, Variety => Value

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Oracle Stack for IoT

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Learn from the master…

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Big News…

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Oracle Database In Memory Option

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Oracle wants to lead in…

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Announcements

• Sparc M6-32 Memory Monster Machine

• Backup Logging & Recovery Appliance

• Cloud:

– DB as an Instance, WLS as an Instance, Managed IaaS

– 3rd party public clouds are acknowledged (Microsoft Azure with Oracle images)

– Storage and Compute Services (similar to Amazon S3 and EC2)

– Document Service, Developer Service, more PaaS services

– Oracle Cloud Marketplace: channel to distribute apps that interact with Oracle Cloud

• Mobile:

– Rebrand ADF Mobile as Oracle Mobile Framework?

– Mobile Platform Cloud Service

– IdM for management of Mobile Devices & Identity Management Cloud Service

• BigData

– BigSQL – SQL and R from the database against data in Hadoop

• Applications

– ERP applications are available on the Cloud

– Fusion Applications R7, EBS 12.2

Overall release roadmap 2011 2012 2013 2014

Database

Fusion Middleware

Java

12c R1

PS 6

12c

12.1.2

PS 7 PS

8?

- WebLogic PS 5

12c R1

PS 5

Support until 2018/21

12c

12.1.2

10.3.6

- ME, SE & FX

- EE EE 7

PS

9?

12c

12.1.3

12c R1

12.1.0.2

12c

12.1.3

ME 8

incl FX8

Only ADF & Coherence SOA Suite, BPM, ODI

Some Java EE 7 APIs More Java EE 7 APIs

SE 8

Overall release roadmap 2011 2012 2013 2014

Database

Fusion Middleware

Java

12c R1

PS 6

12c

12.1.2

PS 7 PS

8?

- WebLogic PS 5

12c R1

PS 5

Support until 2018/21

12c

12.1.2

10.3.6

- ME, SE & FX

- EE EE 7

PS

9?

12c

12.1.3

12c R1

12.1.0.2

12c

12.1.3

ME 8

incl FX8

Only ADF & Coherence SOA Suite, BPM, ODI

Some Java EE 7 APIs More Java EE 7 APIs

SE 8

OOW van een andere kant…..

INNOVATIETOUR

• Waar gebeuren innovaties?

• Hoe stimuleer je het?

Innovatietour

Silicon Valley is no longer about financing,

It is about disrupting existing business models

- The Techshop

The New Normal – Peter Hinssen

Over 35 of age you must wonder if you

can still keep up …..

Tesla is an IT company building

cars…

We need patents to protect our business

- Type A Machines

Van de 100 NL bedrijven die hier heen komen

worden er 1 a 2 serieus genomen…!

-Hugo van Meijenfeldt- Consul Generaal NL

Multitasking is not advantagous at all

Prof. Clifford Nass- Stanford University

Wat delen ze…..

Er is nog volop ruimte en geld om te innoveren

Geld is redelijk makkelijk te bereiken….

Crowdsourcing is basis voor nieuwe ideeën

en financiering

Agile werken bevordert creatief werken

Falen is goed

Niets proberen niet…

Allemaal hebben ze heldere en simpele missie

Elk idee is haalbaar!

Niets is te gek ..!

Innovatie makkelijk gemaakt

Fitness club model

125$ per maand

‘Weekend Warriors’

Netwerken is samenwerken

Samenwerken is netwerken Innovatie is AGILE

Conclusies..?

Tja…

Heeft Nederland een innovatie klimaat?

Is dit nog wel rol overheid?

Wat kan bedrijfsleven doen?

Maar vooral veel inspiratie!

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Oracle Services

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Oracle Services Offering

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Infrastructure as a Service

• Engineered Systems on Demand

• CPU Capacity on Demand

• Monthly pricing

• On-premise or Cloud Offering

• Elastic Capacity

• Elastic IP Addresses

• High Availability

• Dynamic Storage

• Pay as you Go

• Platinum (Plus) Support Services

HARDWARE

• Oracle Exadata Database Machine (excluding Eighth Rack)

• Oracle Exadata Storage Expansion

• Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud

• Oracle Big Data Appliance

• Oracle SuperClusters

• Oracle Exalytics In-Memory Machine

• Sun ZFS Backup Appliance

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Database as a Service

• Bring your own Licenses

• Licenses all in

• Also on Windows Azure

– Database Templates

– Oracle Linux / Windows etc.

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Old & New

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Beta / Preview

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/multitenant/downloads/multitenant-pdbss-2016324.html

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Database as a Service (1)

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Database as a Service (2)

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Database as a Service (3)

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Oracle Hardware

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Oracle Virtual Compute Appliance

…Just before OOW…

Oracle Virtual Compute Appliance

• Oracle VM (Linux) up to 128 vCPU’s

• Guest OS: Oracle Linux, Solaris, Windows…(Intel)

• Pluggable / Template Driven

• Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance

• Virtual Network Manager (XSigo)

Each compute node runs Oracle VM Server for x86 to provide server virtualization.

The base rack contains 2 compute nodes and can support a maximum of 25 compute nodes

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Be aware of your Twitter…

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A “BIG” One…

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Oracle SPARC M6-32

• SPARC M6 - 12-core processor 3.6Ghz

• Max 32 Processors, up to 384 processor cores with 8-threads per core

• 32 terabytes of system memory

• Shared 48 MB level 3 cache

• Zones / Oracle VM

• Oracle / SAP / JBoss / IBM DB2 / Sybase IQ

This allows customers to analyze unprecedented

volumes of data in real-time to create forecasting

models and "what-if" scenarios to better

understand and manage their business.

Redesigning specific modules in its ERP stack, including Oracle

E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, and

Siebel applications by adding new in-memory analytic features.

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One marked with a “B”

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Oracle Database Backup Logging Recovery Appliance

…what’s in a name…

Oracle Database Backup Logging Recovery Appliance

Innovative Delta Push technology ships all database changes and

redo log data to the appliance in real-time, reducing data loss

exposure to sub-seconds.

• Send only changed database data to the appliance

• Validates and compresses the change data it receives

• Optional tape integration sends backups directly from the

appliance to tape

Data Guard Fast Sync technology?

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Oracle Database (new!)

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Row based

EMPNO ENAME DIGID DATE

1218 AMIS 1991

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Row based

EMPNO ENAME DIGID DATE

1218 AMIS 1991

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Row based

EMPNO ENAME DIGID DATE

1218 AMIS 1991

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Row based

EMPNO ENAME DIGID DATE

1218 AMIS 1991

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Ideal / optimized for relational

EMPNO ENAME DIGID DATE

1218 AMIS 1991

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But what if…

EMPNO ENAME DIGID DATE

012345

123456

234567

345678

1218 AMIS 456789 1991

567890

678901

789012

890123

021345

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In Memory Database – Why?

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In Memory Database – How?

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Scan rate per CPU

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Analytical indexes not needed

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Example – Sales in Stores

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Transparent!

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Parameters...?

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Native JSON Database Functionality

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No new (JSON) datatype

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JSON_TABLE, JSON_QUERY, JSON_EXISTS, JSON_VALUE

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(col varchar2(4000) constraint jc check (col is JSON)

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“Big” Data

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All quiet on the BIG data front?

• Hadoop in the 12c database

– New…? New !

– Just like 12c itself, introduced without much fuss

• Oracle noSQL ?

• Oracle R Enterprise ?

• Big Data Connectors

– Oracle SQL Connector for Hadoop Distributed File System

Using Oracle SQL Connector for HDFS, you can use Oracle Database to access and

analyze data residing in HDFS files or a Hive table. You can also query and join data in

HDFS or a Hive table with other database-resident data. If required, you can also load

data into the database using SQL.

– Oracle XQuery for Hadoop…(new!)

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XQuery for Hadoop

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XQuery for Hadoop

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