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Oracle Reference Architecture and

Oracle Cloud Anbu Krishnaswamy Anbarasu

Enterprise Architect

Global Enterprise Architecture Program

Social. Mobile. Comp


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Program Agenda

IT Strategies from Oracle (ITSO) and Oracle

Reference Architecture

ORA Cloud Reference Architecture

Case Study: Oracle Cloud Architecture

Hybrid Cloud Use Cases

Summary


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IT Strategies from Oracle (ITSO

Oracle Reference Architecture


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IT Strategies from Oracle

T e c h n o l o g y

P e r s p e c t i v e s

Cloud Compu t ing

SOA

BPM

EDA

Business Analyt ics

...

I n d u s t r y P er s p e c t i v e s Custom

Fina

Co

Oracle Reference ArchitectureEnterprise Technology

StrategiesE

Solu

Business Services

Application Infrastructure

Interaction

Information Management

Shared Infrastructure

E n t e r p r i s e D e v e l o p m e n t

E n t er pr i s e S e c ur i t y

E n t er pr i s eM an a g em en t

Business Processes

Information Assets


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Oracle Reference Architecture (O

• Single, unified referearchitecture across ttechnology space

• Supports architectur• Built on sound archit

principles• Product agnostic, ye

complementary to O• Modular & extensible

• Content builds out oiterations

• New technologies aincorporated over tithe core material

• Accommodates futu

Oracle Reference Architecture

Business Services


Interaction


Shared Infrastructure E n t e r p r i s e D e v e l o p

m e n t

E n

t er pr i s e S e c ur i t y

E n t e

r pr i s eM an a g em en t

Business Processes

Information Assets

Architecture Concepts

Principles & Guidelines

Architecture Views

Component Drilldowns

Product Mappings


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Enterprise Technology Strategy (ETS)

Oracle Reference Archite

Business Services


Interaction


Shared Infrastructure

Business Processes

Information Assets

PractitionerGuides

MaturityModel

ORA

Perspective

A

B

CD

E

MethodDevelopment

FieldEnablement

CustomerEnablement

Tools

E n

t e r p r i s e D e v e l o p m e n t


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ORA - Cloud Reference

Architecture


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Cloud Management

Cloud Conceptual View

Cloud Consumer

CloudBroker

Access Infrastructure C l o u d

B r o k e r i n g

Services

IaaS

PaaS

SaaS

Cloud Provider

Physical ResourcesBlades Disk Engineered Others

Resource AbstractionCompute Storage Others

FacilitiesReal Estate Utilities Cooling Others

C l o u d M a n a g e m e n t

Security andPolicy MgmtCloud

BusinessMgmt

CloudOperations

Orchestration

Design-time


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Managem

Access

Resources

Services

Cloud Architecture - Logical View


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Cloud Architecture - Logical View

Deployable Entities

S e r v i c e s

PaaS Container

IaaS StorageNetworkServer

SaaS Application

Queue

Business Process Business Service

Interfaces PortalsNative Protocols Custom UIs Self-Service APIs

A c c e s s

Network Perimeter SecurityProxy Naming Balancing

R e s o u r c e s

Physical Pools DisksServers Engineered

Logical Pools NetworksCompute StorageClouds

Legacy

Partners

Other

Data

PoolManagers

Business Mgmt

Customer, Contracts,Revenue Mgmt

Orchestra

Orchestration, M

Security andMgmt

Security, PolicySecurity Ser

User Interaction / self service

OperationsService, Lifecycle,

Configuration,

Performance, MonitoringDesign-t

Model Mgmt,

Other

Facilities CoolingReal Estate Utilities Other

Cl d M t C biliti O


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Cloud Management Capabilities O

Cloud Business Management

Customer Management

Contracts Management

Revenue Management

Customer

Mgmt Portal Customer

DB

Contracts

Repository

Definition Discovery ContractsPortalPricingSLA

Rating

DiscountsMetrics

Finance

DB

Billing Payment

Reporting Chargeback CollectionB2B

Interface

Opportunity Management

Account Management

Customer Provisioning

Relationship Management

Workflow

Event Process

Solution

Catalog

Model Managemen

Federation Pack

ModIntrospection

Cloud Management

SecuritSecurity Managem

Security Services

Identity Entit

Certificates

Authentication

Authorization Role

Audit

SecurityStore

Policy

Store

Fraud

Policy Managemen

Attachment

Dep

Asse

Authoring

IVR

Interface

Cloud Operations

Service Management

Lifecycle Management

M o n i t o r i n g

Performance Management

Configuration Management

Service Definition

MeteringForecasting

Service Discovery

SL Authoring

Abstraction

Capacity Management

Asset Discovery Asset Mgmt

Patch Mgmt

Release Mgmt

Knowledge Mgmt

Compliance Change Control

SL Management

Biz Service

User Experience

Diagnostics Problem/Incident

Biz Transaction

Provision Management

Resource Mgmt

Administration

Dashboard

Diagnostics

Query

Reporting

Topology

Viewer

Management

Repository

Self Service

RepositoriesUser Interaction

Repository


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Product Mapping to Logical View

Oracle Web Center Suite, EnterpriseManager Cloud Control

Interfaces

Oracle Cloud: CRM, HCM/Talent, OSN,RightNow, Taleo

Oracle Applications

SaaS

Oracle Cloud: Java, Database

Fusion Middleware, Oracle Database,Exadata, Exalogic

PaaS

SuperCluster, Sun Servers, ZFS Storage,Sun Blade Ethernet

Oracle Solaris, Oracle Linux

IaaS

Oracle Billing and Revenue Management,Enterprise Manager Cloud Control,

Enterprise Repository

Business Management

Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control,Oracle VM

Operations

Oracle Identity and Access Management

Security and Policy Management

OracleOracleManag

Manage

O

OraAssem

EnterpClo

Oracle HTTP Server, Oracle DirectoryServices Plus

Network

Exalogic, Exadata, Super Cluster

Sun Servers, ZFS Storage, Sun Blade Ethernet

Resources

Oracle VM

Oracle Virtual Assembly Builder

Pool Management


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Engineered Systems Deployment


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Bring Oracle’s leadingEnterprise Technology and

Business Applications Software

to any customer or partner,

anywhere in the world,through the Internet

Oracle Cloud: Mission


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Oracle Cloud

Application

Services

Platform

Services

Social

Services

Common Infrastructure Services


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Platform ServicesComplete, Standards-Based, Enterprise-Grade

DatabaseServices

DeveloperServices

JavaServices

CollaborationServices

AnalyticsServices

MobileServices



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Application ServicesComplete Suite, Best-of-Breed, Enterprise Grade

Human Capital

ManagementTalent Management Sales & Marketing

Financial

Management

Procurement,

Sourcing, InventoryProject Management

Custo

and

Gover

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Social Relationship ManagementComplete, Integrated, Enterprise Grade


Social Data and Insight Social NetworkSocial Monitoringand Engagement

Social Sites


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CacheIn-Memory Cache

Secure IIdentity Adm

MessMail

Storage Object Storage

Compute Elastic Compute

Queues Lightweight Queues


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Oracle CloudManagemen

Access

Resources

Oracle CloudServices

Resources

Shared InfrastructuServices

Virtual Service AssembProvisioning

Tenant Managemen

IntegrationSecurity & Identity

Platform Services

Database, Java

Social

Network

Application Services

Fusion CRM, HCM

cloud.oracle.comSelf-service Sign Up Lifecycle Management

Shared Systems InfrastructureMid TierData Tier

Oracle Cloud Application,Platform and Social Services

Oracle Cloud: Logical Architecture Designed like Enterprise Private Clouds Se

Li

Oracle Exadata Oracle ExaLogic


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Hybrid Cloud Use Cases


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Integrating with Oracle Cloud

A Public Cloud you may choose to use

A model for building your own Private Cloud

A part of your future Hybrid Cloud – Consider building a similar architecture to the same s

A Public Cloud Service and a Cloud Architecture

Diff T f H b id Cl d


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Different Types of Hybrid Clouds

Functional Distribution – Different components in separate clouds (e.g., – Leverage best of breed services with private cl

Lifecycle Distribution – Separate development and test

– Perhaps the easiest

Workload Distribution – “Cloudbursting”

– More challenging for complex enterprise transa

Alternative architectures for integrating public and private

A B

X

A A

Dev Prod

F ti l Di t ib ti


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Functional Distribution

Management

Access

Resources

Order to Cash

StandardsSOA, BPM, JMS

Acces

Resourc

CRM HCM

• Business process coordinated through multipleapplications distributed across multiple clouds.

• Standards are essential

Hybrid Interoperability of Business Processes

F ti l Di t ib ti


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Functional Distribution

Management

Access

Resources

Order to Cash

Acces

Resourc

CRM HCM

• Business process coordinated through multipleapplications distributed across multiple clouds.

• Standards are essential

Products for Business Processes Integration

Oracle Fusion

Middleware

Oracle SOA and

BPM Suite

Oracle Data

Integration

WebLogic

Messaging

Oracle Service

Bus

F ti l Di t ib ti H b id (D i


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Functional Distribution Hybrid (DesignHybrid Interoperability of Business Processes

Key Strategy:Standardization

Access

Resources

Service A | B | X

Open Standards

Comm on Rep

BPM

JMS• Business process coordinated

through multiple applications

distributed across multiple clouds.• Standards are essential

• Mechanisms includ e:

Open Standards ,

Common Repos i tor ies

SOA

* Oracle Enterprise Reposito** Enterprise Manager Cloud

A B

X

Lif l Di t ib ti


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Lifecycle Distribution

Management

Access

Resources

Dev

PortabilityTemplates, Assemblies, OER

• Stages of SDLC are distributed across runtimeenvironments

• Requires Packaging

Acces

Resourc

ProductionTest

Hybrid Interoperability of Application Lifecycle

Lifec cle Distrib tion


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Lifecycle Distribution

Management

Access

Resources

Dev

• Stages of SDLC are distributed across runtimeenvironments


Acces

Resourc

ProductionTest

Hybrid Interoperability of Application Lifecycle

Oracle Enterprise

Manager

Oracle Virtual

Assemblies

Oracle

Enterprise

Repository

Oracle Fusion

Middleware

Oracle VM

Templates

Lifecycle Distribution Hybrid (Develope


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Lifecycle Distribution Hybrid (DevelopeHybrid Interoperability of Application Lifecycle

Key Strategy:

Portabi l i ty Access

Resources

Dev OR Prod Service

Deployable E

Oracle Virtual

Assemblies

• Stages of SDLC are distributedacross runtime environments


• Mechanisms include:Workf low, Deploy able ent i t ies

Exalogic

Workf low

WebLogic

Server

Continuous

Integration

Dev Prod

Workload Distribution


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Management

Access

Resources

Service A

Acces

Resourc

Service A

ConsistencyReplication, Messaging

• Identical processing spread over multiple clouds.More difficult for complex enterprise apps

•Relies on data consistency

Hybrid Interoperability of Replicated Workloads



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Management

Access

Resources

Service A

Acces

Resourc

Service A

• Identical processing spread over multiple clouds.More difficult for complex enterprise apps

•Relies on data consistency

Hybrid Interoperability of Replicated Workloads

Oracle Database

Oracle

Dataguard

Oracle Data

Integration

Oracle Golden

Gate

Oracle Fusion

Middleware

Oracle

Coherence

Workload Distribution Hybrid (Operatio


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Workload Distribution Hybrid (OperatioHybrid Interoperability of Replicated Workloads

• Identical processing spread overmultiple clouds. More difficult forcomplex enterprise apps

• Relies on data consistency

Key Strategy:

Consistency &Synchronizat ion

Access

Res

Service A

Cac

Synchronizat io

Oracle Data

Integration

Oracle WebServer

Oracle

Dataguard

• Mechanisms include:

for Stateless: Caching

for Stateful : Sync hronizat ion , Recovery

Oracle

Golden Gate

A A


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Summary

Summary


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Summary

IT Strategies from Oracle (ITSO) and Oracle Ref

Architecture (ORA) provide guidance for your Clo

implementation

Oracle Cloud – Business applications and platfor

services built on engineered systems

Hybrid Cloud –

– Understand what hybrid use case you want

– Build to standards

– Standardize deployment and management


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