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Andrew MendelsohnSenior Vice PresidentDatabase

Oracle Corporation


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Oracle Database 10g:A Revolution in DatabaseTechnology


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Oracle Database 10gGoals

Highest Quality of Service

Highest Availability, Reliability, Security

Highest Performance, Scalability Half the Cost

Lower hardware, software, labor costs

Easiest to Manage


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Problem: Islands ofComputation Limited scalability, no resource sharing

Must be configured for peak loads

Single point of failure

Slow to adjust to business needs

FinancialsFinancials

ProcurementProcurement ServiceService

SupplySupplyChainChain

FilesFilesSalesSales HRHR


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Grid ComputingEliminatesIslands of Computation

Expensive Components

High incremental costs

Configured for peak


Hard to change

Difficult to manage

Low cost, modular components

Low incremental costs

Capacity on demand

Fault tolerant

Flexible

Unified management

Grid Solution

Coordinated use of many smallservers acting as one large

computer.

IT Problem


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Oracle Grid Computing

Storage Grid Database Grid

Application Server

Grid

Grid

Control

Coordinated use of many small serversacting as one large computer.


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Reducing IT Costs

Expensive components

High incremental costs

Configured for peak


Enterprise service at high cost

Low cost modular components

Low incremental costs

Capacity on demand

Fault tolerant

Enterprise service at low cost

Large Dedicated Server Oracle Grid Computing

Grid

Control


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IntroducingOracle 10g

Complete, integrated grid infrastructure


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Introducing


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Oracle Grid Computing

Highest quality of service

Lowest cost

Easiest to Manage

Storage Grid Database Grid

Application Server

Grid

Grid

Control


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Automatic StorageManagement (ASM)

Automatic StorageManagement

Eliminates need forconventional file system andvolume manager

Capacity on demand Add/drop disks online

Automatic I/O load balancing Stripes data across disks to

balance load

Best I/O throughput Automatic mirroring

Easy


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Automatic StorageManagement (ASM)

Automatic StorageManagement

Eliminates need forconventional file system andvolume manager

Capacity on demand Add/drop disks online

Automatic I/O load balancing Stripes data across disks to

balance load

Best I/O throughput Automatic mirroring

Easy


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Automatic StorageManagement Summary

Low Cost

Eliminates need for volume manager and file systems

Works well with inexpensive, modular storage

Better storage utilization Easy up to 50% less DBA/Sys Admin work

Fault tolerant

Raw disk performance

Capacity on demand Automatic I/O load balancing


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Storage Grid - Highest DataProtection forLowest

Cost

FlashbackHuman Error

ProtectionFlash

RecoveryCorruptionProtectionASM

MirroringStorage

Protection

Data GuardSite

Protection


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Database Server Grid Real Application Clusters

Runs RealApplications

Proven

Over 1000 productionsites

Certified with leadingapps

Runs on standard,low cost servers

Fault tolerant

ERP CRM DW


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Cost savings as much as 25-50%

in hardware and maintenancewere real and undeniable.

Cost savings as much as 25-50%

in hardware and maintenancewere real and undeniable.

-Gartner

Source: GartnerEarly Adopters Experiences with Oracle9i RAC, Nov 2003


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Database Server Grid -Integrated Clusterware

Portable to all platforms

Low Cost No need to purchase additional software

Easy to install, manage

Easy Deploys in hours not days

Improved single system image

Single-vendor support

Remains open to third-party clusterware


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Database Server Grid Workload Management

Push-button, online add/drop server to cluster

Automatic Load Balancing Based on service concept

Automatic routing of service connection requests toappropriate server with lowest load

On server failure, automatic re-allocation of survivingservers to services

Dynamic load balancing when service levels not met

(coming soon)


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Grid Fault Tolerance

minutes

seconds

minutes

seconds

Fastest end-to

-end application failover with

Oracle 10ginfrastructure

Oracle9i

Oracle 10g

Database App. Server TotalFailover Detection Recovery Time

seconds

< 1 minute


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Low Cost Servers - HP TPC-CBenchmark

4

6

8

x64 6x4

TPM-C

8 448 44

84 89384 893

Source http://www.tpc.org - Audited Results

$7.9 MTotal Cost

$7.9 MTotal Cost

$ .6 MTotal Cost

$ .6 MTotal Cost

Same .5 GHz Itanium CPUs


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Oracle RAC 10g - OnlySolution forEnterprise Grids

Mission Critical Quality of Service onIndustry Standard, Low Cost Servers

Integrated clusterware makes RAC easyfor everyone

Fault tolerant, scales all applications

Capacity on demand

Automatic load balancing


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Oracle 10gGrid ManagementOne-half to one-tenth the cost

Self-ManagingDatabase

OEM Grid Control

Grid-wideoperations

Scale from one tohundreds of

systems with littleincremental cost

ERP EMAIL DW


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Business Challenge How to Scale DBAs to the

Grid ?

SoftwareMaintenance %

Ongoing SystemManagement 55%

Installation%

Others

15%

Creation &Configuration 12 %

Source: IOUG 2001 DBA Survey

DataLoading %


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Oracle Database 10gSelf-managing Database

Built-in Intelligent Infrastructure Code instrumentation

Workload repository

Automation of Routine Tasks Automatic disk-based backup and recovery

Automatic optimizer statistics collection

Automatic PGA and SGA Memory Management

Automatic Storage Management

Tools to Empower the DBA Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor

Automatic TuningOptimizer

Lots more


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Sophisticated Simplicity.Sophisticated Simplicity.

-Infoworld

Source: Infoworld.com, March 22, 200


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Oracle has clearly gone fartherthan any other vendor to

instrument the database andprovide expert advice toadministrators.

Oracle has clearly gone fartherthan any other vendor to

instrument the database andprovide expert advice toadministrators.

- Charlie Gary,Meta Group

Source: Source: META Group Oracle 10g: Managing Reality, December 17, 2003


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Oracle OEM 10gGrid Control

Manages the OracleGrid environment

Scales to thousands

of servers Application ServiceLevel Management

ConfigurationManagement

Provisioning Cloning

Patch Management

ERP EMAIL DW


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We now can manage hundreds ofservers throughout the world from

within one powerful managementconsole.

We now can manage hundreds ofservers throughout the world from

within one powerful managementconsole.

-Warwick CalkinNational Manager, Telstra IT Infrastructure and Operations


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Business Intelligence on theGrid

Lower Cost Leverage hardware, software, labor savings

Manage millions of terabytes

Intelligence when you need it Cross-platform transportable tablespaces

Asynchronous change data capture

More value from your data Mature OLAP, Data Mining

Improved SQL Analytics SQL Model Clause


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HTML DB Rapid Web Development Tool

Builds database-driven Web applications

For non-programmers

App developers and app users just need aweb browser

Addresses MS Access proliferationproblem

Supports hosted development anddeployment environment


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Oracle Database 10gPerformance Metrics

PLSQL up to 2x

Table Scans up to 2x

SQL Profile Tuning huge

Floating point math up to10x

Bulk LOB Update up to 3x

Import up to 15x

Export up to 35%

Incremental backup up 10x

Parallel media recovery2- x

Backup compression 17x

Infiniband interconnect latency, 2x block transfer

TPC-C 1.2 million on RAC, 1 million

SMP

Best absolute and best on -

way Intel +2 % on same hardware


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Easy Transition to the Grid

Oracle 10g preservesinvestment

Runs all existing apps

on clusters Moves data to new

platforms as fast asFTP

Low risk - Start small

and add capacity ondemand

ERP EMAIL DW


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Oracle 10gGrid Computing

Half the Cost Low cost, modular

storage and servers

Complete,integrated softwareinfrastructure

Half the labor cost

Highest Quality ofService

Rapidly Adjust toBusiness Needs

Capacity ondemand

Load balancing

Easy to Manage

ERP EMAIL DW


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The best thing about the Grid is

that it is unstoppable.

The Economist

June 2001

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