Introducing WebLogic 12c OTN Tour 2012

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Efficiency and Extreme Performance with WebLogic 12c

Bruno Borges | Fusion Middleware | Product Managementbruno.borges@oracle.com

4 Oracle Technical Workshop | WebLogic 12c & Fusion Middleware

Who am I?

● Bruno Borges– Twitter @brunoborges

– Blog blogs.oracle.com/brunoborges

● 10+ years developing and architecting Java applications, specially for Web

● Worked for several regular software companies in Brazil

● Talks at conferences in Brazil, former Apache Wicket and Apache Camel evangelist (contributed Camel Twitter component)

● Going to JavaOne 12' with 2 sessions: Camel Twitter, and Gamboa architecture

● Promises to be fluent on Spanish until the World Cup

Cloud offers are not truly open

SaaSSaaS

Oracle Cloud Application FoundationFoundation for Oracle Fusion Middleware in the Cloud

Oracle Public Cloud Cloud Application Foundation in the Public Cloud

Oracle Exalogic Elastic CloudCloud Application Foundation for the Private Cloud

Oracle WebLogic Server 12c Key New Capabilities

• Java EE 6 and Developer Productivity• Simplified Deployment and Management with Virtualization• Integrated Traffic Management• Enhanced High Availability and Disaster Recovery• Much Higher Performance• Seamless Upgrade

WebLogic Server 12c – New FeaturesJava EE 6• JSP 2.1, JSF 2.0• EJB 3.1, JPA 2.0• Context and Dependency

Injection• Restful Web ServicesDeveloper• JDeveloper• Eclipse• NetBeans• MavenJava SE• Java SE 6• Java SE 7

Database• GridLink – Session

Affinity• GridLink – Transaction

Affinity• GridLink – Fast

Connection FailoverPerformance• SPECjEnterprise World

Records– EjOPS Overall, EjOPS/Core, EjOPS/Processor

Traffic Management• Software Load Balancer• Traffic Shaping• SSL Termination

Enterprise Scale• Database Transaction

Logs• Database Store

PerformanceEnterprise Manager 12c• Cloud Management• Diagnostics Advisor• Incident and Problem• Management• Patch AutomationDistributed Caching• Coherence Transactions• Coherence Rest• Coherence Query Explain

Cloud• Optimized WebLogic

Virtual Appliances• Coherence Exalogic

Exabus• WebLogic Elastic

Message Overflow• Coherence Elastic Data• Exalogic HTTP, JMS and

Web Service Performance

• TopLink Multi-TenancySecurity Updates• New Certification

Validation • New SPNEGO Update• New RSA Update• New JSSE Support

Over 200 New Features

Oracle WebLogic Server: #1 in Market Share

● Oracle strengthened its Lead in 2010 with 43% share

● Oracle’s application server market share grew at a rate of 17.8%, faster than the industry average of 12.1%

● Oracle’s market share is higher than its three closest competitors combinedSource: Gartner, Market Share: All Software Markets, Worldwide –

March 2011 – Based on total software revenue

Gartner 2010 Worldwide Application Server Market Share report shows

Deploy/Run on Conventional Systems

Deploy/Run on High Performance

Engineered Systems

Deploy/Run on Private and Public Clouds

Ready for CloudOptimized for

Engineered SystemsIndustry’s top choice for

Conventional Systems

Announcing WebLogic Server 12cThe #1 App Server across Conventional and Cloud Environments

WebLogic Server

Modern, Cloud Development with Java EE 6

• API Pruning• Standards-based

dependency injection• Handle simple to complex

with no external dependencies

Flexible & Lightweight

• Embrace open source frameworks

• Enable Drag & Drop • framework installation• Standards-based DI extensions

don’t create proprietary lock-in

Extensible

• POJO Programming Model• More annotations, better IDE support• Less XML configuration, more

convention• Annotations, not deployment

descriptors

Developer Productivity

Java EE 6 and Developer ProductivityNew in WebLogic Server 12c

• Completes WebLogic Java EE 6 API support– Servlet 3.0, CDI, Managed Beans, JSP 2.2, EJB 3.1, JAX-WS 2.2

• Certified Java EE 6 Makes Development Faster– Fewer Java Classes, Less Code, Less XML

• With Modern Programming Techniques– Dependency Injection, Annotations, POJO, REST

* Based on a Sample POJO/JPA/REST Based Application Built for JavaOne

Lines of Code* Lines of XML*Java Classes*

25%Less

50%Less

80%Less

IDE Tool Support for WebLogic Server 12c

…Coming

Text Editors

Enhanced WebLogic Maven Plug-in

• Simple and intuitive• New Maven goals,

functional support • Enable/support/automate

the full development lifecycle from Maven

● Additional WebLogic, Fusion Middleware enhancements planned

● Enables Continuos Integration with Hudson/Jenkins

Maven WebLogic plugin new goals

● wls:install - automate install from zip file● wls:create-domain - create a simple domain ● wls:start-server - process control● wls:wlst - execute inline/external WLS scripts● wls:appc - compile Maven artifacts using appc

mvn wls:deploy: deploy apps to server

Lightweight Development with WebLogic Server

2X-6X download size improvement for developers

No installer, unzip and go on Win/Linux/OSX

Start an instance with -Dservertype=wlx to launch without EJB, JMS, and JCA containers

FastSwap greatly reduces project redeployment requirement when doing iterative deployment

11g Full Distro 11g Zip Distro 12c Zip Distro

Scaling up to WebLogic Server from GlassFish

Seamless UpgradeFrom WebLogic, iAS and Others

WebLogic Server 11g

JBossWebSphere

InternetApplication Server

Migration ServicesAutomated Tooling

GlassFish

Simple Upgrade Redeployment

Java SE 7: Cleaner, More Maintainable Code

Oracle WebLogic Server 12c supports Java SE 7 (and Java SE 6)

- Java language optimizations- Client and server support- Internationalization- SSL/TLS 1.2 in JSSE- Converged Java VMs

Simplified Deployment and Management with Virtualization

Deployment Plan and Software

PrivateCloud

EngineeredSystems

Conventional Systems

Packaged via Oracle Virtual Assembly Builder

Oracle Virtual Assembly Builder Updates

Assembly Builder Product Support

• Weblogic Server

• Coherence

• Oracle Traffic Director

• Oracle HTTP Server

• SOA Suite

• Oracle Service Bus

• Tuxedo

• Oracle Database (RAC & single instance)

• Custom applications

• Black-box templates

WebLogic Server ManagementNew in Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c

• WebLogic Server 12c– Performance Monitoring and

Diagnostics– Configuration Management– Domain and Java EE App

Provisioning– MOS Integration & Support

Workbench• Cloud Management

– Self Service– Metering and Chargeback– Consolidation Planner

Integrated Traffic Management New in WebLogic Server 12c• Integrated with Oracle Traffic Director

– Routing, Load Balancing, Traffic Shaping• Fast, highly-configurable request routing and

caching• SSL Crypto acceleration using Intel™ Advanced

Encryption Set• Up to 3.5X More Throughput • and 28% lower CPU than Apache

Oracle Traffic Director: Highlights

• Multi-core scaling (0.5m+ simultaneous connections per processor)

• Reverse-proxy routing/load-balancing• Request rate limiting/throttling• In-memory HTTP 1.1 caching• Built-in cluster management• VRRP HA Failover Groups• OAM SSO Integration• Infiniband/SDP support• Hardware-assisted crypto/compression• OVM/OVAB support

WebLogic Active GridLink

Active GridLink for RAC New performance optimizations

• Web Session Affinity– New Affinity type in WebLogic Server– Connection requests use Affinity “hint”– Performance for Web Apps

• Configuration Wizard support– Create Gridlink-enabled domains– Templates, Configuration Wizard, WLST

Offline Gridlink “aware”• Fusion Middleware Support

– Standardized RAC integration across FMW

Enhanced HA and Disaster Recovery

Multiple Data Center Architecture Integrated with Active Data Guard

(transaction logs) and GoldenGate (Data Grid Change Data Capture)

Integrated WebLogic/RAC Clusters RAC Aware Pool with RAC Node

Affinity (Session/Transaction), RAC One Node Support and Fast Connection Failover

Coherence

Active GridLink for RAC

Coherence

WebLogic Server

Active GridLinkfor RAC

WebLogic Server

Active Data Guard and Golden Gate

Machine 2

WebLogic Server 12c Disaster Recovery New Features Three-Tier Topology

l Transaction Logs in Database– Option to use DB instead of file store– Enables common storage, replication with

application and JMS data– Configuration benefits– Supported with RAC, Exalogic, Exadata– Maximum performance with GridLink

l JDBC Store Performance– Optimizations for DB Store use cases– Enabler for new DR architectures– Supported with RAC, Exalogic, Exadata– Maximum performance with GridLink

RAC Cluster

WebLogic Cluster

Machine 2Machines

Managed Servers

Machine 1

RACNode 1

Machine 3

RACNode 3

Machine 2

RACNode 2

Web Server Tier

Web Server 2

Local LBWeb Tier

Binaries

Configuration

Faster

Application Data

Transaction Logs

JMS Messages

Binaries

Configuration

Disaster Recovery ArchitectureAll State Can be Persisted in Oracle for Simplified Disaster Recovery

Active GridLink configuration

Coherence Data Grid

Oracle Coherence: Elastic Data GridGeneral view about Oracle Data Grid

Coherence

Oracle WebLogic

Oracle Coherence

IBM Websphere

• Virtual memory distributed into multiple network servers

• Nodes can be added/removed dynamically

• Linear scalability through lots of network servers

• High availability for real through data replication

• High performance with parallel processing

Integrated Caching, Data Grid Services

• Declarative scale out of session state management with WebLogic• JPA L1/L2 Cache data access with synch/asynch read/write through• Analytics, events and compute• Administration, operations and management built into WebLogic

POF (“Portable Object Framework”)Oracle Coherence: Advanced Serialization for High Performance

• Comparing serialization formats– XML

47 chars (something like 94 bytes depending on encoding)

– Java (java.util.Date with java.io.ObjectOutputStream)46 bytes

– Using Coherence's serialization format (POF)4F 58 1F 70 6C = 5 bytes

WebLogic Server: #1 in PerformanceSPECjEnterprise 2010 Performance World Record

• Multi-Node Overall EjOPS– 2.4X more workload than IBM– Running on Oracle Database RAC

• Overall EjOPs per Processor– 56% more workload than IBM

• Overall EjOPS per Core• 50% more workload than IBM

– on identical hardware!

See: http://www.spec.org/jAppServer2010/results/

WebLogic on Exalogic

Exalogic Elastic Cloud I Best in Class

• Engineered System

• Extreme performance for Java applications

• Also for Oracle Business Applications

WebLogic Server on Exalogic

Exabus – High performance Network VirtualizationDirect I/O and Memory access for Java and C++

Optimized for and integrated with WebLogic and Coherence

Winner case

● Growth > 100% ao ano

● +30 servers (hardware)

● +100 instances - RedHat JBoss

● Running Oracle ATG

● Average CPU usage: 60%

http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/press/1715394

Winner case

● Time of migration: 3 weeks

● ¼ Exalogic

● 16 instances of WebLogic

● Average CPU usage: 80%

http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/press/1715394

8 Nodes768 GB RAM1.6 TB SSD60 TB NAS

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