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Exadata Database Machine X5 Extreme Performance for ISVs

Sezgi Gecer Ozseyhan

Senior Sales Consultant, ISV/OEM Sales

April 30, 2015


Agenda

• Exadata Overview

• X5 Hardware

• X5 Software

• Exadata and ISVs

• Summary

• Q & A

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Data Warehousing

OLTP

Database as a service

Database In-Memory

Extreme Flash

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Exadata X5 is Sixth Generation DB Machine

Exadata X5 creates IT economies of scale by enabling customers to do more with less!


• DATA WAREHOUSING

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• ONLINE TRANSACTION PROCESSING • IN-MEMORY DATABASE

Exadata Use Cases

• DATABASE CONSOLIDATION / DBaaS

Real-Time Analytics

Service Catalog


Exadata vs. Generic Hardware Benefit Gap is Growing, and Will Continue to Grow

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Hardware Improvements Common to Exadata & Generic Platforms

• Faster Processors • Faster, Cheaper Flash • Larger Disk Drives • Faster Network Interconnect

Time

• Smart Scan • InfiniBand Scale-Out

• Database Aware PCI Flash • Storage Indexes • Columnar Compression

• IO Priorities • Data Mining Offload

• In-Memory Fault Tolerance • Direct-to-wire Protocol • Columnar Flash Cache • JSON and XML offload • I/O latency capping • Instant failure detection

2008 2015

• Network Resource Management • Multitenant Aware Resource Mgmt • Compressed Flash Cache • Prioritized File Recovery


Oracle Engineered Systems

Performance │ Availability│ Low Cost

SuperCluster Big Data Appliance

Virtual Compute Appliance

Exadata Zero Data Loss Recovery

Appliance

Exalogic Elastic Cloud

Database Appliance

Exalytics


Exadata Hardware

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• Scale-Out Database Servers – Two 18-core x86 Processors (36 cores) – Oracle Linux 6 – Oracle Database Enterprise Edition – Oracle VM (optional) – Oracle Database options (optional)

• Fastest Internal Fabric – 40 Gb/s InfiniBand – Ethernet External Connectivity

• Scale-Out Intelligent Storage – High-Capacity Storage Server – Extreme Flash Storage Server – Exadata Storage Server Software

Exadata X5-2 Product Components

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X5-2 Database Server

High-Capacity Storage Server

Extreme Flash Storage Server

36 cores per server 256 – 768 GB DRAM


X5-2 High Capacity (HC) Storage Server 2X More Flash | Higher Performance

• 48 TB Disk | 6.4 TB PCIe Flash per Server

– State-of-the-Art NVMe based PCIe flash

– Optimized Exadata InfiniBand I/O protocols

• Smart Flash Cache gives speed of flash with capacity of disk

• Exadata storage offload - 16-cores/server

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Rate per Rack* Delta vs X4

Analytic Scans 140 GB/s 40%

OLTP Reads (8K) 4.14 M IOPS 55%

OLTP Writes (8K) 2.69 M IOPS 37%

Flash OLTP Latency 0.25 ms @ 1M IOPS 25%

* Full Rack : 8 DB servers, 14 storage servers

672 TB Disk per Full Rack

Ultra-Fast PCIe Flash Cards


New X5-2 Extreme Flash (EF) Storage Server

• Industry’s Highest I/O rates for OLTP and Analytics dramatically reduce cost per I/O

– State-of-the-art NVMe based PCIe flash

– Consistent, extremely low response times

– Exadata storage offload - 16-cores/server

• Ideal for I/O intensive workloads

– Deploy few servers to host huge I/O workloads

• Replaces High-Perf Disk Storage Server

– Same hardware price, 89% of capacity

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Rate per Rack*

Analytic Scans 263 GB/s

Random I/O (8K OLTP) 4.14 M IOPS

Random 8K I/O Latency 0.25 ms @ 2M IOPS

12.8 TB Ultra-Fast PCIe Flash per Server

* Standard Exadata Full Rack with 14 EF Storage Servers, 8 DB Servers


Elastic Configurations Incrementally Scale Compute & Storage Achieve any Level of Performance with Minimum Hardware

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Multi-Rack

Database Server

Full Rack

* Can expand older machines with new servers

Extreme Flash Storage

High-Capacity Storage

Start with 2 Database Servers 3 Storage Servers

Incrementally add DB or

Storage Servers*

Add Racks to Continue

Scaling


X5-2 Elastic Configurations

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Optimize Exadata for any Workload

Start with 2 Database Servers 3 Storage Servers

Add Servers Any Kind

Any Quantity

Full Rack

Database Server



Qtr Rack

576 DB Cores

13.3 TB RAM 192 TB Disk

396 DB Cores 8 TB RAM

140 TB Flash

512 Cores

90 TB Flash Cache

672 TB Storage

DB In-Memory Machine

Extreme Flash OLTP Machine

Data Warehousing Machine

Configuration Examples

15 DB Servers 5 Storage Servers




Three Other Database Machine Types

X4-8 Database Machine

– 2 to 4 8-socket Xeon DB servers

• 2TB to 6TB DRAM each

– 3 to 14 X5-2 storage servers

– For high-end OLTP, large consolidation, in-memory DB

Exadata Storage Expansion

– Specialized rack with only Exadata Storage Servers

• No database servers

– 4 to 19 X5-2 storage servers

SuperCluster

– 2 8-socket Sparc T-5 DB Servers

– 4 to 8 Exadata X5-2 storage servers

– ZFS storage and zero overhead Solaris I/O virtualization for application consolidation

– Half and full racks, elastic storage

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Exadata Software

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Exadata Software: Existing Database Optimizations

• Fastest OLTP

– Custom I/O and RAC InfiniBand protocol enables 4.14 Million IOPS

– Smart Flash logging accelerates OLTP

• Fastest Data Warehousing

– SQL Offload to storage servers enables 263 GB/s analytics

• Would require > 200 10Gb links on others

• Highest Availability

– Software optimizations optimize RAC, Data Guard, Backup and Flashback

• Optimized Capacity

– Smart flash cache gives speed of flash and capacity of disk

– Hybrid Columnar compression gives 10x size reduction for analytics and archive

• Safest Consolidation

– Workload prioritization from CPU to network to storage ensures QOS

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Exadata Software: New Database Optimizations (12.1.2.1)

• Fastest OLTP

– 3x faster Direct to Wire InfiniBand Protocol

• Fastest Data Warehousing

– 5X faster Pure Columnar Flash Cache

– 3X faster JSON and XML analytics using storage offload

• Highest Availability

– Instant server death detection

– Sub-second I/O failover caps I/O latency

– Instant failover of In-Memory Database

• Optimized Capacity

– Database Snapshots for test/dev

– Mix High Capacity and Extreme Flash Storage

• Safest Consolidation

– OVM Support, Near-Zero Overhead Virtual Machines

– Per Database Flash Cache Reservation

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High Availability: In-Memory Fault Tolerance

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• Similar to Storage Mirroring

• Duplicate In-Memory Columns on another node

– Enabled per table/partition

– Application transparent

• Downtime Eliminated by using Duplicate after Node Failure

World’s First Fault Tolerant In-Memory Database Platform

Duplicate


• VMs have good Isolation but poor efficiency and high management – Separate OS, memory, CPUs, and patching

– Isolation without need to trust DBA, System Admin

• Database consolidation in a single OS is highly efficient but less isolated – DB Resource manager isolation adds no overhead; must trust admins

to configure

• Best strategy is to combine VMs with database native consolidation

– Multiple trusted DBs/PDBs in a VM

– Few VMs per server to limit overhead

Oracle VM + Oracle Database 12c Multitenant

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VM

Database 12c Multitenant

Many DBs in one Server

Virtual Machines

Dedicated DB Servers

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VM VM

VM VM


New Oracle VM

• VMs provide CPU, memory, and OS isolation for consolidated workloads

• Combine with Exadata network and I/O prioritization to achieve unique full-stack isolation

• Oracle VM on Exadata delivers raw hardware performance

– I/Os go directly to high-speed InfiniBand, bypassing Hypervisor

• Combine with Multitenant Database for highest consolidation density

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World’s First Virtualized Database Platform Using Ultra-Fast InfiniBand

FINANCE VM

SUPPLY CHAIN

VM

SALES VM


New Flexible Licensing

• Oracle VM Trusted Partitions – License Oracle software only for cores within a Trusted

Partition – Ideal for special-purpose Database options

• Capacity-on-Demand – Turn off up to 60% of Database Server cores upon

installation – Turn on additional cores as needed (increments of 2) – License software only for active cores – “Pay as you Grow”

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FINANCE VM

SALES VM

Database Vault Option

Spatial and Graph Option

Database Server

Capacity-on-Demand Active Cores

$$ License Oracle software only

for active cores

OVM Trusted

Partitions


IaaS Private Cloud: Subscribe to Engineered Systems

• SUBSCRIPTION license model for acquiring Engineered Systems (monthly rental)

• ON-PREMISE or at your HOSTING provider’s facility (not public cloud)

• OPEX model, not CAPEX (Oracle retains ownership)

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Purchase + Support

IaaS Private Cloud

Cash Comparison IaaS vs Purchase (1/4 rack Exadata)

On Premise 3rd Party Hosted

OMCS


Exadata Investment Protection Expand Existing Systems with X5-2 Servers - Run New Software on Older Hardware

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Run new software releases on earlier Exadata systems

Transfer software

licenses at no cost

Upgrade older Exadata systems with X5-2 servers

Database Server




Keys to Exadata Success

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Spend Less by Doing More | Spend Less by Paying Less

Performance - Consolidation Availability Simplicity

DA

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Consolidate 4X more databases

Analyze 15X more data

Book 4.5X more orders

Respond 2X faster

Compress 3X more data

Prioritize Resources By DB and workload

Servers, Disks, Flash, Network, Power

Active clusters, Disk/flash mirroring

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Redundant Hardware

Redundant Software

ONE Support Team

ONE Admin Team

ONE Admin Tool

ONE Full Stack Patch

ONE HA Framework

ONE Unified Architecture

No Single Point of Failure


Exadata and ISVs

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• Independent Software Vendors • Systems Integrators

Hundreds of Partnerships

800+ Exadata Ready 175+ Exadata Optimized

ISV Applications*

* As of March, 2015


Oracle Exadata Ready Partners

Public Sector Utilities Retail Manufacturing

Financial Services Healthcare Communications Education

Kingdee International Software Group Co., Ltd.

(Stock Code: 268, HK)

Q1 2012 Newsletter

1. Annual Results for the Year Ended December 31, 2011

Business Activities

Kingdee International Software Group Co., Ltd. (Kingdee) published its annual results for 2011 on

March 27, 2012. The following table lists the key figures:

For the year ended December 31 Change

2011 2010

Turnover (RMB’000) 2,022,498 1,436,621 +40.8%

Gross Profit (RMB’000) 1,417,842 1,098,828 +29.0%

Net Profit (RMB’000) 144,988 271,710 -46.6%

Earnings per share (RMB) 0.0577 0.1093 -47.2%

2. Strategic Cooperation between Kingdee and Alipay

On January 12, 2012, Kingdee Software (China) Co., Ltd. and Alipay (China) Network Technology Co.,

Ltd. announced the start of their strategic partnership in Shenzhen. The two partners have built a

connection between Kingdee’s ERP system and Alipay’s products, and launched a solution of “direct

online payment access for enterprises”. This marked the industry’s first information integration

between an ERP system and a third-party payment solution. Currently, direct online payment access for

enterprises is widely recognized in the enterprise application market. Companies including China Life

Insurance Company, Happy Valley, mangocity.com, have adopted the solution for financial settlement.

Kingdee’s ERP software enjoys a huge client base in China, and has retained the largest share of

China’s SME ERP market for seven consecutive years (according to data from IDC in 2011). Alipay

provides the nation’s largest third party payment platform. Analysts believe that the alliance between

the two leading companies in the areas of e-commerce and management software will break the barrier

between “online” and “offline” information. The partnership is expected to reshape the integration

service market for enterprise management and payment, and create a new IT service model.

3. Mr. Feng Guohua Resigns as Executive Director and President of Kingdee

Group and CEO of Kingdee China

Mr. Feng Guohua resigned as executive director and president of Kingdee Group and CEO of Kingdee

China for personal reasons. Kingdee Group will appoint him to advise on its strategy from February 2,

2012.

http://www.neusoft.com/


Exadata Value for ISV Applications

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No application or code changes

Extreme Performance for all workloads

• Lowest TCO • Cost optimized acquisition models • Elastic Configurations

Highest Availability

Delivering the Real Time

Enterprise

No Changes to App

Development

Reliability, Availability, Scalability

App Friendly Exadata and DB

Acquisition Models


Exadata X5 Business Benefits

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Fastest for All Workloads

Most Cost Effective Database Platform: More budget for

application deployment

Highest Availability

– Delivering the Real Time Enterprise

– Improved Customer Productivity

– New Business Opportunities

– Lower TCO

– Cost optimized acquisition • Elastic Configurations - optimized

platform sizing for the workload

• IaaS Private Cloud

– Sub-capacity Licensing for Database Options

– Reduce CAPEX by increasing DB density while lowering OPEX for DB management

– Standardization – No unplanned downtime &

No multi-vendor triage – Data center constraints have

largely been alleviated


Summary: Exadata Advantages

• Oracle H/W and S/W pre-integrated and tuned for Oracle Database

• Elastic Configurations enable ideal fit for any workload

• Unique Storage Server Software runs Database functions

• Unique protocols unify entire technology stack for Database

• Much simpler administration and support

• Superior performance = lowest effective cost

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Q&A

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