GE Medical Systems e Migrating a Global Networking Environment to Oracle Internet Directory...

GE Medical Systems

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Migrating a Global Networking Environment to Oracle Internet Directory

Migrating a Global Networking Environment to Oracle Internet Directory

GE Medical Systems

eDaniel RiveraDaniel RiveraNew Technology Implementation LeaderNew Technology Implementation LeaderInformation Management Leadership ProgramInformation Management Leadership [email protected]@med.ge.com

Raman BatraRaman BatraDatabase ArchitectDatabase ArchitectNew Technology ImplementationNew Technology [email protected]@med.ge.com

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I. About GE

II. Problem Statement

III. About Oracle Internet Directory Technologies

IV. Administering Oracle Internet Directory

V. Pilot Plan and Summary

Topics to be Covered

Migrating to Oracle Internet Directory

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• GE is a diversified technology and services company dedicated to creating products that make life better

• Quick Facts

• Chairman and CEO: Jeffery R. Immelt

• 2002 Revenues: $137.7 Billion

• Number of Shareholders: 4 Million

• Number of Countries: > 100

• Number of Employees: > 315 Thousand

General Electric - Overview

Imagination at Work


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• For more than 100 years, health care providers have relied on GE for high-quality medical technology, services, and productivity solutions

• Quick Facts

• Radiology, Cardiology, Surgery, Critical Care Units, Molecular Imaging, Clinical Information Systems, Healthcare Services

• President and CEO: Joseph M. Hogan

• 2002 Revenue: $9 Billion

GE Medical Systems - Overview

We Bring Good Things to Life


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• ~1200 servers ( 40+ Database Servers)

• Sun Solaris (E6800-F15K)

• 10000+ Users

• 1000+ Developers and IT Support (Americas, France, India, Singapore, China, Japan)

• 100+ TB SAN Storage (EMC, HP)

• 70+ Applications – Sales, Service, Internal Training, Engineering

• CRM - Seibel Applications and Home Grown

• Data Warehousing

GE Medical Systems - IT Logistics

Huge, Complicated Environment


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• Applications 11i

• Average Peak TPM ~ 20000

• Average Peak number of Processes ~ 12000

• Average Concurrent Users ~ 13000

GE Medical Systems – Oracle Environment

Enterprise Wide Use of Oracle Technology


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Six Sigma Overview – The Way We Work

A Statistical Approach to Product Design


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• Identify Process for Improvement, Identify Customer CTQs, Develop Team Charter, High Level Process Map

• Identify Project Y, Identify Specification Limits, Validate Measurement System, Collect Data, Characterize Data using Standard Deviation

• Identify Functions Required to meet CTQs, Establish Improvement Goal, Simulation, Risk Analysis

• Develop Detailed Design, Flowdown CTQs, Error Proof, Pilot

• Pilot Verified, Performance Evaluation, Execute Control Plan, Transfer Ownership

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Requirements/CTQFlowdown

DMADV

QFD (House of Quality)

Many Factors Contribute to Reaching our CTQs


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Problem Statement – As Is Process Map

Manual Process Leads to Availability Problems


DBA Move DBSend Email

End User 1Read Email

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tnsnames.ora info

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Problem Statement – Manual Touch Points

Many Touch Points = Many Chances for Errors


DBA Move DBSend Email

End User 1Read Email

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End User 2Doesn’t

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Aggressive Goals Coupled with Complicated Environment.We Need a Better Solution


• Availability 99.99%

• 260+ Databases

• 5000+ Users

• 1000+ Developers and IT Support

• Leasing Arrangements

• Several Global IT Programs Concurrently Running

Problem Statement – Goals and Complexity

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Problem Statement - Data

Huge Availability Issues Whenever a DB is Moved


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Project Goal Statement The goal of this project is to increase the availability and MTBF for Oracle databases by improving how we resolve Net Service Names.

Key EnablerOracle Internet Directory

Goal

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What is Oracle Internet Directory


Directory Service

Fast Centralized Management

LDAP v3 DB

Scalability

High Availability

Security

Standards-based

LDAPClients

OracleDirectoryManager

OracleInternet

DirectoryServer

Oracle9iDatabase

LDAP over SSL

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• Organize Complex Information

• Allows quick searches for information about objects

What is a Directory


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• Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

• Standard, Extensible Directory Access Protocol

• Based on ISO’s X.500

• Requires Thin Client making it ideal for Internet

What is LDAP


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• Entry = Collection of Information about an object

• Attribute = Specific information about an entry

• Distinguished Name (DN) = Uniquely identifies an entry

• Relative Distinguished Name (RDN) = The lowest component within a DN

• Directory Information Tree (DIT) = Entry Hierarchy

Concepts


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LDAP - Logical Architecture


Entry

DN: cn=Anne Smith,ou=Server Development,c=uk,o=acmeRDN: cn=Anne Smith

AttributeDIT

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LDAP – GEMS LDAP Logical Architecture


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OID Node


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• Oracle Directory Server Instance = Services directory requests through OID dispatcher process listening on a specific TCP/IP port

• Oracle Directory Replication Server = Tracks and sends changes to replication servers in another OID system

• Oracle 9i Database = Stores the directory data

• OID Monitor (OIDMON) = Initiates, monitors, and terminates the LDAP server process. Interprets OID Control Utility commands. Logs to: ORACLE_HOME/ldap/log/oidmon.log

• OID Control Utility (OIDCTL) = Communicates configuration parameters OID Monitor required to run each Oracle directory server instance

OID Node Concepts


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Oracle Directory Server Instance Architecture


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Pre-Installation Considerations


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GEMS Hardware


• CPU: 2x400MHz

• Disk: 4GB

• Memory: 1GB

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OID – Single Point of Failure


Client Tier

Database Tier

Oracle Internet Directory

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• Naming Context = A subtree of the DIT that resides entirely on one server. Must be contiguous and must extend to leaf.

LDAP - Concepts


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OID Replication


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OID Partitioning


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High Availability and Failover

Globally Distributed Architecture Ensures Availability


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Reliability Block Diagram

Redundant Architecture Ensures Availability and Performance


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Simulation Results

99.9987% Uptime


Simulation SummaryNumber of Simulations: 1000End Time: 8760Seed Value: 1

System OverviewGeneralMean Availability (All Events): 1Std Deviation: 0Mean Availability (w/o PM & Inspection): 1Point Availability (All Events) at 8760: 1Reliability at 8760: 0.997Expected Number of Failures: 0.003MTTFF: 2918599System Uptime/DowntimeUptime: 8759.885CM Downtime: 0.1151Inspection Downtime: 0PM Downtime: 0Total Downtime: 0.1151System Downing EventsNumber of Failures: 0.003Number of CMs: 0.003Number of Inspections: 0Number of PMs: 0Total Events: 0.003

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Oracle Directory Manager - Console


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Oracle Directory Manager – Creating Classes


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Oracle Directory Manager – Creating Classes


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Oracle Directory Manager – Creating Classes (Command Line)


Ldapmodify –h myhost –p 389 –f myfile.ldi

myfile.ldidn: cn=subschemasubentrychangetype: modifyadd: objectclassesobjectclasses: (1.2.3.4.5 NAME ‘myobjclass’ SUP top STRUCTURAL MUST ( cn $ sn ) MAY

( telephonenumber $ givenname $ myattr ) )

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Oracle Directory Manager – Command Line Tools


• ldapadd [arguments] –f filename

• Allows you to add Entries, their Object Classes, Attributes, and Values to the Direcory

• ldapbind [arguments]

• Allows you to see whether you can Authenticate a Client to a Server

• ldapcompare [arguments]

• Allows you to match attribute values you specify in the command line with attribute values in the directory entry

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Oracle Directory Manager – Command Line Tools


• ldapdelete [arguments] [“entry_DN | -f input_filename]

• Allows you to delete entire entries from the command line

• ldapmoddn [arguments]

• Allows you to modify the DN or RDN of an entry

• ldapmodify [arguments] –f filename

• Allows you to act on attributes

• ldapsearch [arguments] filter [attributes]

• Allows you to search and retrieve specific entries in the directory

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Oracle Directory Manager – Adding Entries with Bulk Tools


• bulkload – Load large number of entries to Oracle Internet Directory through LDIF files.

• ldifwrite – Copy data from the directory information base into an LDIF file that can be read by any LDAP compliant directory server.

• bulkmodify – Modify a large number of existing entries efficiently.

• bulkdelete – Delete a subtree efficiently.

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GEMS Next Steps: Pilot Demographics

Pilot Group is Representative of End User Community


• 125 Users

• 7 Groups: RTS, Programs, DBA, Center of Excellence

• Users located in: United States, France, India

• Tested for 1 Month

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Benefits to be Attained: Higher Availability

A Possible Game Changer for GE Medical Systems


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Benefits to be Attained: 1 Change vs. Hundreds



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Benefits to be Attained: 1 Change vs. Hundreds



DBA OID Server End Users

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Benefits to be Attained: Centrally Managed



DBA OID Server End Users

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Benefits to be Attained: Productivity Increase



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Roadblocks


Need to resolve issues before Production Rollout

• Product Maturity

• Release Vehicles: 9i AS

• Problems with Replication

• Problems with Bulk Tools: ldifwrite, bulkload, bulkdelete

GE Medical Systems

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Daniel RiveraDaniel RiveraNew Technology Implementation LeaderNew Technology Implementation LeaderInformation Management Leadership ProgramInformation Management Leadership [email protected]@med.ge.com

Raman BatraRaman BatraDatabase ArchitectDatabase ArchitectNew Technology ImplementationNew Technology [email protected]@med.ge.com

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