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South Fla Oracle Users GroupOracle/Sun Exadata Database Machine
June 3, 2010
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The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions.The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s products remain at the sole discretion of Oracle.
Safe Harbor Statement
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Agenda - Exadata
• Exadata Database Machine Overview• Exadata Based Product Offerings• Exadata Architecture and Features• Best Data Warehousing Machine• Best OLTP Machine• Best Consolidation Machine
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World's First DW and OLTP Database Machinewith Sun FlashFire Technology
Now the Sun Oracle Database Machine is the best for OLTP, Data Warehouse, and Consolidated Database workloads
New
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Drastically Simplified Deployments
• Database Machine eliminates the complexity of deploying database systems• Months of configuration, troubleshooting, tuning
• Database Machine is ready on day one• Pre-built, tested, standard, supportable configuration• Runs existing applications unchanged
• Extreme performance out of the box• Up to 10x faster that other hardware
Months to Days
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Build From Scratch with Components Reference
Configurations
Take delivery of Sun Oracle Database Machine
Weeks to Months
Pre-implementationSystem sizing
Acquisition ofcomponents
Installation and configuration
Acquisition ofcomponents
Installation and configuration
Testing andValidation
Testing andValidation
Weeks to Months
Sun Oracle Database Machine
Faster deploymentLower Risk
Database pre-configured
< 1 Week after Delivery
Fastest Time to Implement / Lowest Risk
Time To ROI / Level of Risk
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The ProductsExadata Storage Server & Database Machine
• Exadata Storage Server • Storage Product Optimized for Oracle
Database• Extreme I/O and SQL Processing
performance• Combination of hardware and
software• Exadata Storage Server Software
• Sun Oracle Database Machine• Pre-Configured High Performance • Balanced performance
configuration• Takes the guess work out of
building an Oracle deployment• Exadata Storage Server Software• Oracle Database 11.2 on OEL
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Exadata Database MachinePlatform Description
© 2009 Oracle Corporation
A fully optimized server & storage platform for Oracle databases:Designed to address traditional I/O limitations of “multi-purpose” servers
Leverages commodity components to deliver a lower total cost of ownershipPre-built & configured for extreme “out of the box” performance
Automated management of storage and operations to deliver consistently superior performance with low operational costs
A fully optimized server & storage platform for Oracle databases:Designed to address traditional I/O limitations of “multi-purpose” servers
Leverages commodity components to deliver a lower total cost of ownershipPre-built & configured for extreme “out of the box” performance
Automated management of storage and operations to deliver consistently superior performance with low operational costs
Exadata Storage Server Grid• 14 High-performance low-cost
storage servers• 100 TB raw SAS disk storage
or336 TB raw SATA disk storage
• 5 TB flash storage!
Full RACDatabase Server Grid
• 8 High-performance low-cost compute servers
• 2 Intel quad-core Xeons each• Total 64 cores
• 72 GB Memory each• Total 576 GB Memory
InfiniBand Network• 40 Gb/sec fault-tolerant unified
server and storage network
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Sun Oracle Database Machine
Exadata Storage Server Grid• 21 GB/sec disk bandwidth• 50 GB/sec flash bandwidth• 1 million I/Os per second
RAC Database Server Grid• Millions of transactions
per minute• Tens of millions of queries
per minute• Billions of rows per minute
InfiniBand Network• 880 Gb/sec aggregate
throughput
Extreme Performance
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Sun Exadata Database Machine HardwareSunFire X4170 Server
• 2 Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® E5540 2.53GHz Processors
• 72 GB RAM
• 4 X 146 GB SAS Drives
• Dual port InfiniBand Host Channel Adapter
• 4 X 1 GB/second Ethernet ports
• Dual-redundant, hot swappable power supplies
Sun Exadata Storage Server Hardware
Hardware by
Software by
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Sun Exadata Storage Server Hardware
• Building block of massively parallel Exadata Storage Grid• Up to 1.5 GB/sec raw data bandwidth per cell• Up to 75,000 IOPS with Flash
• Sun Fire™ X4275 Server• 2 Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® E5540 Processors • 24 GB RAM• Dual-port 4X QDR (40Gb/s) InfiniBand card• Disk Options
• 12 x 600 GB SAS disks (7.2 TB total)• 12 x 2 TB SATA disks (24 TB total)
• 4 x 96 GB Sun Flash PCIe Cards (384 GB total) • Software pre-installed
• Oracle Exadata Storage Server Software• Oracle Enterprise Linux• Drivers, Utilities
• Single Point of Support from Oracle
Sun Exadata Storage Server Hardware
Hardware by
Software by
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Sun Exadata Storage Server Hardware
24 GB DRAM
12 x 3.5” Disk Drives
2 Quad-Core Intel®Xeon® Processors
Pre-installed Software:
• Oracle Exadata Storage Server Software
• Oracle Enterprise Linux
• Drivers
Disk Controller HBA with 512M battery backed cache
InfiniBand QDR (40Gb/s) dual port card
ILOM
Dual-redundant, hot-swappable power supplies
4 x 96GB Sun Flash PCIe Cards
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• Capacity and Connectivity• 96GB Flash memory• 256MB cache• Low-profile PCIe HBA card
• Random I/O Performance• 120k IOPS / 1GB/s read• 32k IOPS / 600MB/s write
• Availability• Persistent enterprise flash (SLC)• Integrated super cap - power reserve
Turbo-charge applications instantly
and improve efficiency with
FlashFire Technology
SuperCapPower Reserve
SuperCapPower Reserve
SSDDOM Form Factor
SSDDOM Form Factor
SAS HBASAS HBA
Sun Flash Accelerator F20 PCIe Card
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Qty x 2 or 3
Sun Datacenter Infiniband Switch 36
A 1RU 36 port managed QDR InfiniBand Switch.
Infiniband Network
• All Database Servers and • Sun Exadata Storage Servers
• Data Facing Servers• Dual Port HCA
• QSFP connection from Server to two separate switches• Provides Redundant single HCA Path for all servers
• All SQL Queries and Replies for all Servers utilize IB Network• Embedded OpenSM for IB Fabric
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Storage Bottlenecks
• Today, database performance is limited by storage• Storage systems limit data bandwidth from storage to servers• Storage Array internal bottlenecks • SAN bottlenecks• Random I/O bottlenecks due to physical disk speeds
• Data Bandwidth limits severely restrict performance for data warehousing• Random I/O bottlenecks limit performance of OLTP applications
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Exadata Smart StorageBreaks Data Bandwidth and Random I/O Bottleneck
• Oracle addresses data bandwidth bottleneck three ways
• Massively parallel storage grid of high performance Exadata storage servers (cells).
• Data bandwidth scales with data volume• Data intensive processing runs in Exadata storage.
• Queries run in storage as data streams from disk, offloading database server CPUs
• Columnar compression reduces data volume up to 10x• Exadata Hybrid Columnar Compression provides
10x lower cost, 10x higher performance• Oracle solves random I/O bottlenecks using Exadata
Smart Flash Cache• Increase random I/Os by factor of 20X
Exadata Storage Cells
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Exadata Storage Software Features
• Exadata Smart Scans• 10X or greater reduction in data sent to database servers
• Exadata Storage Indexes• Eliminate unnecessary I/Os to disk
• Hybrid Columnar Compression (HCC)• Efficient compression increases effective storage capacity and increases
user data scan bandwidths by a factor of 10X• Exadata Smart Flash Cache
• Breaks random I/O bottleneck by increasing IOPs by 20X• Doubles user data scan bandwidths
• Inter-leaved Grid Disks• Enables storage grid that allows multiple applications to place frequently
accessed data on faster portions of the disk• I/O Resource Manager (IORM)
• Enables storage grid by prioritizing I/Os to ensure predictable performance
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Exadata Smart Scan
• Exadata cells implement scan offload to greatly reduce the data sent to database servers• Row filtering based on “where” predicate• Column filtering• Join filtering• Incremental backup filtering• Scans on encrypted data• Data Mining model scoring
• 10x data reduction is common
• Completely application transparent• Even if cell or disk fails during a query
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Traditional Scan Processing• Smart Scan Example:
• Telco wants to identify customers that spend more than $200 on a single phone call
• The information about these premium customers occupies 2 MB in a 1 terabyte table
• With traditional storage, all database intelligence resides in the database hosts
• Very large percentage of data returned from storage is discarded by database servers
• Discarded data consumes valuable resources, and impacts the performance of other workloads
I/Os Executed:1 terabyte of data returned to hosts
DB Host reduces terabyte of data to 1000
customer names that are returned to client
Rows ReturnedSELECT
customer_nameFROM calls
WHERE amount > 200;
Table Extents
Identified
I/Os Issued
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Exadata Smart Scan Processing
• Only the relevant columns • customer_nameand required rows • where amount>200are are returned to hosts
• CPU consumed by predicate evaluation is offloaded to Exadata
• Moving scan processing off the database host frees host CPU cycles and eliminates massive amounts of unproductive messaging
• Returns the needle, not the entire hay stack2 MB of data
returned to server
Rows Returned
Smart Scan Constructed And
Sent To Cells
Smart Scan identifies rows and
columns within terabyte table that
match request
Consolidated Result Set
Built From All Cells
SELECT customer_name
FROM calls WHERE amount >
200;
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Smart Scan Transparency
• Smart scans are transparent to the application• No application or SQL changes required• Returned data is fully consistent and transactional• If a cell dies during a smart scan, the uncompleted portions
of the smart scan are transparently routed to other cells containing a replica of the data
• Smart Scans correctly handle complex cases including• Uncommitted data and locked rows• Chained rows• Compressed tables• National Language Processing• Date arithmetic• Regular expression searches• Partitioned tables
High Throughput, Reduced Overhead, No Complex Tuning
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Exadata Storage IndexTransparent I/O Elimination with No Overhead
• Exadata Storage Indexes maintain summary information about table data in memory
• Store MIN and MAX values of columns• Typically one index entry for every MB of disk
• Eliminates disk I/Os if MIN and MAX can never match “where” clause of a query
• Completely automatic and transparent
A B C D
135583
Min B = 1Max B =5
Table Index
Min B = 3 Max B =8
Select * from Table where B<2 - Only first set of rows can match
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Data Growth Challenges
• IT must support exponentially growing amounts of data• Without hurting performance• Without growing cost
• Powerful and efficient compression is key
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50XUp To
Exadata Hybrid Columnar Compression
• Data is stored by columnand then compressed
• Query Mode for data warehousing
• Optimized for speed• 10X compression ratio is typical • Scans improve proportionally
• Archival Mode for infrequently accessed data
• Optimized to reduce space• 15X compression is typical• Up to 50X for some data
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Exadata Hybrid Columnar Compression
• Tables are organized into sets of a few thousand rows called Compression Units (CUs)
• Within Compression Unit, data is Organized by Column and then compressed• Column organization brings similar values close
together, enhancing compression
• Useful for data that is bulk loaded and queried• Update activity is light
Reduces Table Size4x to 40x
4x to 50x Reduction
Compression Unit
Colum
n 1
Colum
n 2
Colum
n 3
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Exadata Hybrid Columnar CompressionWarehousing and Archiving
Warehouse Compression
• 10x average storage savings• 10x Scan I/O reduction
Archive Compression
• 15x average storage savings• Up to 50x on some data
• Some access overhead • For cold or historical data
Optimized for Speed Optimized for Space
Smaller WarehouseFaster Performance
Reclaim 93% of DisksKeep Data Online
Can mix compression types by partition for ILM
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OLTP Compression (avg=3.3)
Query Compression (avg=14.6)
Archive Compression (avg=22.6)
• Columnar compression ratios• Query = 14.6X• Archive = 22.6X• Vary by application and table
Real-World Compression RatiosOracle Production E-Business Suite Tables
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Exadata Smart Flash CacheBreaks the Disk Random I/O Bottleneck
• Trade-off between traditional disks drives and Flash• Disk drives are cheap, high capacity but low I/Os per
second (300 IOPS per disk)• Flash is expensive, lower capacity but can support
tens of thousands of I/Os per second
• Ideal Solution - Exadata Smart Flash Cache • Keep most data on disk for low cost• Transparently move hot data to flash• Use flash cards instead of flash disks to avoid disk
controller limitations• Flash cards in Exadata storage
• High bandwidth, low latency interconnect• 4 x 96 GB PCI Express Flash Cards per Exadata
Server
300 I/O per Sec
Tens of Thousands of I/O’s per Second
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Exadata Logical Flash Disks
• Configure a portion or all of the Flash memory to act as persistent Logical Flash Disks
• Treat them just like regular disks • Create ASM diskgroups across these Flash disks like any other
ASM diskgroup• Data is automatically mirrored by ASM across these Flash disks
with the mirrored copy on other Exadata Storage Servers
• High Performance for write-intensive workloads
Logical Flash Disks
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Interleaved Grid Disks
• Grid disks are optionally split and interleaved to place frequently accessed data in all grid disks on higher performing outer tracks
• All applications benefit from higher performance outer tracks of disks
Grid Disk 2Hot Data, Cold Data
Grid Disk 1Hot Data, Cold Data
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Exadata Configuration
• Each Exadata Cell is a self-contained server which houses disk storage and runs the Exadata software
• Oracle Databases are deployed across multiple Exadata Cells• Oracle Database enhanced to work in cooperation with Exadata
Storage Server• No practical limit to number of Cells that can be in the grid
Exadata Cell
InfiniBand Switch/Network
Single-InstanceDatabase
RAC Database
Exadata Cell Exadata Cell
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Exadata Storage Layout Example ASM Mirroring and Failure Groups
• Example shows cell disks divided into two grid disks• hot and cold
• Two ASM disk groups created across the two sets of grid disks • ASM striping evenly distributes I/O across the disk groups • ASM mirroring is used to protect against disk failures• ASM failure groups are used to protect against cell failures
Exadata Cell Exadata Cell
Hot Hot Hot
Cold Cold Cold
ASMDisk Group
ASMFailure Group
…Hot Hot Hot
Cold Cold Cold…
ASMFailure Group
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Exadata I/O Resource ManagementMulti-Database Environment
• Ensure different databases are allocated the correct relative amount of I/O bandwidth
• Database A: 33% I/O resources• Database B: 67% I/O resources
• Ensure different users and tasks within a database are allocated the correct relative amount of I/O bandwidth
• Database A: • Reporting: 60% of I/O resources• ETL: 40% of I/O resources
• Database B: • Interactive: 30% of I/O resources• Batch: 70% of I/O resources
Exadata Cell
InfiniBand Switch/Network
Database A Database B
Exadata Cell Exadata Cell
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Exadata Storage Management & Administration
• Enterprise Manager • Manage & administer Database and ASM
• Exadata Storage Plug-in• Enterprise Manager Grid Control Plug-in to monitor & manage
Exadata Storage Cells
• Comprehensive CLI• Local Exadata Storage cell management • Distributed shell utility to execute CLI across multiple cells
• Sun Embedded Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM)• Remote management and administration of hardware
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Exadata Storage Plug-in
• Enterprise Manager Grid Control Plug-in to monitor & manage Exadata Storage Cells
• Works with Enterprise Manager Grid Control 10.2.0.3 and later versions
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Data Protection Solutions
All single points of failure eliminated by the Exadata Storage architecture• Hardware Assisted Resilient Data (HARD) built in to Exadata Storage
• Prevent data corruption before it happens
• Data Guard provides disaster protection and data corruption protection • Automatically maintains one or more copies of the database
• Flashback provides human error protection• Snapshot-like capabilities to rewind database to before error
• Recovery Manager (RMAN) provides backup to disk• Archiving and corruption protection• Can be used with Oracle Secure Backup (OSB) or third party tape backup
software
• These work just as they do for traditional non-Exadata storage• Users and database administrator use familiar tools
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Start Small and Grow
Full Rack
Half RackQuarter Rack
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• 2 Sun Fire™ X4170 Oracle Database servers• 2 Intel quad-core Xeons, 72GB RAM each
• Total 16 cores• Total 144 GB Memory
• 3 Exadata Storage Servers (All SAS or all SATA)• 2 Sun Datacenter InfiniBand Switch 36
• 36-port Managed QDR (40Gb/s) switch• 1 “Admin” Cisco Ethernet switch• Keyboard, Video, Mouse (KVM) hardware• Redundant PDUs• Single Point of Support from Oracle
Can Upgrade to an Half Rack
Sun Oracle Database Machine Quarter Rack Pre-Configured for Extreme Performance
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• 4 Sun Fire™ X4170 Oracle Database servers• 2 Intel quad-core Xeons, 72GB RAM each
• Total 32 cores• Total 288 GB Memory
• 7 Exadata Storage Servers (All SAS or all SATA)• 2 Sun Datacenter InfiniBand Switch 36
• 36-port Managed QDR (40Gb/s) switch• 1 “Admin” Cisco Ethernet switch• Keyboard, Video, Mouse (KVM) hardware• Redundant PDUs• Single Point of Support from Oracle
Can Upgrade to a Full Rack
Sun Oracle Database Machine Half Rack Pre-Configured for Extreme Performance
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Sun Oracle Database Machine Full Rack Pre-Configured for Extreme Performance
• 8 Sun Fire™ X4170 Oracle Database servers• 2 Intel quad-core Xeons, 72GB RAM each
• Total 64 cores• Total 576 GB Memory
• 14 Exadata Storage Servers (All SAS or all SATA)• 3 Sun Datacenter InfiniBand Switch 36
• 36-port Managed QDR (40Gb/s) switch• 1 “Admin” Cisco Ethernet switch• Keyboard, Video, Mouse (KVM) hardware• Redundant Power Distributions Units (PDUs)• Single Point of Support from Oracle
Add more racks for additional scalability
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Scale Performance and Capacity
• Scalable• Scales to 8 rack database machine
by just adding wires• More with external
InfiniBand switches• Scales to hundreds of storage servers
• Multi-petabyte databases
• Redundant and Fault Tolerant
• Failure of any component is tolerated
• Data is mirrored across storage servers
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Exadata Database MachineProduct Family
Quarter Rack
Half Rack Full Rack 2-8 Full Racks
Database Servers 2 4 8 16-64Exadata Storage Servers 3 7 14 28-112Total Disk Capacity 21 TB 50 TB 100 TB 200 – 800TBUser Data uncompressed 6 TB 14 TB 28 TB 56 – 224 TBI/O Throughput (disks) 4.5 GB/sec 10.5 GB/sec 21 GB/sec 42 - 168 GB/secI/O Throughput (flash) 11 GB/sec 25 GB/sec 50 GB/sec 100 - 400 GB/secI/O per Second (IOPS) 225,000 500,000 1,000,000 1M – 8MRacks 1 1 1 2-8
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Exadata Product Capacity
Quarter Rack Half Rack Full Rack
SAS 21 TB 50 TB 100 TBRaw Disk1
SATA 72 TB 168 TB 336 TB
Raw Flash1 1.1 TB 2.6 TB 5.3 TB
SAS 6 TB 14 TB 28 TBUser Data2(assuming no compression) SATA 21 TB 50 TB 100 TB
1 – Raw capacity calculated using 1 GB = 1000 x 1000 x 1000 bytes and 1 TB = 1000 x 1000 x 1000 x 1000 bytes.
2 - User Data: Actual space for end-user data, computed after single mirroring (ASM normal redundancy) and after allowing space for database structures such as temp, logs, undo, and indexes. Actual user data capacity varies by application. User Data capacity calculated using 1 TB = 1024 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024 bytes.
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Exadata Product Performance
Quarter Rack Half Rack Full Rack
SAS 4.5 GB/s 10.5 GB/s 21 GB/sRaw Disk Data Bandwidth1,4 SATA 2.5 GB/s 6 GB/s 12 GB/s
Raw Flash Data Bandwidth1,4 11 GB/s 25 GB/s 50 GB/s
Max User Data Bandwidth2,4
(10x compression & Flash) 110 GB/s 250 GB/s 500 GB/s
SAS 10,800 25,000 50,000Disk IOPS3,4
SATA 4,300 10,000 20,000
Flash IOPS3,4 225,000 500,000 1,000,000
Data Load Rate4 1 TB/hr 2.5 TB/hr 5 TB/hr
1 – Bandwidth is peak physical disk scan bandwidth, assuming no compression.
2 - Max User Data Bandwidth assumes scanned data is compressed by factor of 10 and is on Flash.
3 – IOPs – Based on IO requests of size 8K
4 - Actual performance will vary by application.
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Best Data Warehouse Machine
• Massively parallel high volume hardware to quickly process vast amounts of data
• Exadata runs data intensive processing directly in storage
• Most complete analytic capabilities • OLAP, Statistics, Spatial, Data Mining, Real-time
transactional ETL, Efficient point queries
• Powerful warehouse specific optimizations• Flexible Partitioning, Bitmap Indexing, Join indexing, Materialized Views,
Result Cache
• Dramatic new data warehousing capabilities
Data Mining
OLAP
ETLETL
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Exadata Storage Features
• Exadata Smart Scans• 10X or greater reduction in data sent to
database servers
• Exadata Storage Indexes• Eliminate unnecessary I/Os to disk
• Hybrid Columnar Compression• Efficient compression increases user data scan
rates
• Flash doubles scan rates• Combined with Hybrid Columnar Compression,
scan rate is 20X more
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Benefits Multiply
1 TBwith compression
10 TB of user dataRequires 10 TB of IO
100 GBwith partition pruning
20 GB with Storage Indexes
5 GB with Smart Scans
SubsecondOn Database
Machine
Data is 10x Smaller, Scans are 2000x faster
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Best OLTP Machine
• Only Oracle runs real-world business applications “on the Grid”
• Unique fault-tolerant scale-out OLTP database• RAC, Data Guard, Online Operations
• Unique fault-tolerant scale-out storage suitable for OLTP• ASM, Exadata
• Dramatic New OLTP Capabilities
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Exadata Flash Solves the Random I/O Bottleneck
Oracle is the First Flash Optimized Database
• Sun Oracle Database Machine has 5+ TBof flash storage
• Exadata Smart Cache caches hot data
• Database Machine achieves:• 20x more random I/Os
• Over 1 million per second• 2x faster sequential query I/O
• 50 GB/sec• 10x better I/O response time
•Sub-millisecond• Greatly Reduced Cost
• 10x fewer disks for IOPS• Lower Power
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WAN
Complete, Open, Integrated AvailabilityMaximum Availability Architecture
• Protection from• Server Failures• Storage Failures• Network Failures• Site Failures
• Real-time remote standby open for queries• Human error correction
• Database, table, row, transaction level• Online indexing and table redefinition• Online patching and upgrades
Real Application
Clusters
Real Application
Clusters
ASMASM
Fast Recovery Area
Fast Recovery Area
Active Data Guard
Active Data Guard
Secure BackupSecure Backup
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Best Consolidation Machine
• Consolidation mixes many different workloads in one system• Warehouse oriented bulk data processing• OLTP oriented random updates• Multimedia oriented streaming files
• The Sun Oracle Database Machine handles any combination of workloads with extreme performance• And predictable response times
• Dramatic new consolidation capabilities
ERP
CRM
Warehouse
Data MartHR
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Consolidate Servers
• Many databases can run on Database Machine servers
• Shared Configuration• Applications connect to a database service that
runs on one or more database nodes• Services can grow, shrink, & move
dynamically• Large databases can span nodes using RAC• Multiple small databases can run on a single node
• Predictable performance• Instance caging provides predictable CPU
resources when multiple databases run on the same node• Restricts a database to subset of processors
ERP CRM
Warehouse
Data Mart
HR
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Consolidate Storage
• Exadata and ASM allow all storage servers to be shared across databases
• Shared Configuration• Advanced data striping spreads every database across
all storage servers• Eliminates hot-spots and captive unused space• Full storage grid performance available to all databases• Database or cluster level storage security
• Predictable Performance• Exadata I/O resource manager prioritizes I/Os to
ensure predictable performance • At user, job, application, or database level
• No need for isolated storage islands
ERP
CRM
Warehouse
Data MartHR
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Consolidate Applications
• Biggest driver of ongoing cost is• Multitudes of special-purpose systems
• Consolidate onto Database Machine• High performance for all applications• Low cost platform for all applications• Predictable response times in a shared
environment• Handles all data management needs• Complete, Open, Integrated
ERPCRM
Warehouse
Data MartHR
CRMERP
Warehouse Data Mart
HR
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Complete
• Balanced configuration “out-of-the-box”• Database optimized for storage & Flash• Scales to match growing business
Complete
• Fastest time to value & lowest risk
• Working database & system in weeks
• Server, storage, and database solution
Exadata Database MachinePerformance and Value to the Customer
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Lower Cost• OLTP / data warehouse standard platform• Server / storage consolidation• Simplified management & support
Fast Predictable “Extreme”
Performance
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“The Oracle Database Machine is an ideal cost-effective platform to meet our speed and scalability needs.”Ketan Parekh, Manager Database Systems
“After carefully testing several data warehouse platforms, we chose the Oracle Database Machine. Oracle Exadata was able to speed up one of our critical processes from days to minutes..”Brian Camp, Sr. VP of Infrastructure Services
“A query that used to take 24 hours to complete now runs in less than 30 minutes. The Oracle Database Machine beats competing solutions on bandwidth, load rate, disk capacity, and transparency.”Christian Maar, CIO
Database Machine Success
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On average 26x faster than DB2
• Benchmark workload with 21 Business Objects queries
• Longest running query on DB2 runs 47x faster on a Database Machine
• Less tuning, DB2 schema with 200 indexes, DB Machine with only 12 indexes
Customer purchased Database Machine in FY09
US Information & Technology Company
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Resources
• Oracle.com:http://www.oracle.com/exadata
• Oracle Exadata Technology Portal on OTN: http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/bi/db/exadata
• Oracle Exadata white papers: http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/bi/db/exadata/pdf/exadata-technical-whitepaper.pdf
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/bi/db/exadata/pdf/migration-to-exadata-whitepaper.pdf
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Thank You
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