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Enter the Grid Introducing Oracle 10g
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Rick GreenwaldProduct Director Oracle Corporation
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Todays IT shops are criminally inefficient,
running assets at a small fraction of their
capacity.
Frank E. Gillett Forrester Research, October 2002
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Oracle Grid Computing
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Evolution of IT
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Problems with IT

• Islands of computation
• Configured for peak loads
• Limited scalability
• Availability lt 99.x
• Fragmented security
• Escalating costs
• Affects all businesses

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Grid Computing Defined
Coordinated use of many servers and storage
acting as one large computer.
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Growing Grid Momentum
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Reducing IT Costs
Oracle Grid
Large Dedicated Server

• Expensive costly components
• High incremental costs
• Single point of failure
• Enterprise service at high cost

• Low cost modular components
• Low incremental costs
• No single point of failure
• Enterprise service at low cost

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What Grid Computing Means to

• CEOs
• Lowers cost
• Pay as you go
• IT Executives
• Higher availability
• Better quality of service
• IT Staff
• More automation
• Greater productivity

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For Developers ISVs

• No code changes required
• Better application management
• Automated processes
• Self tuning database
• Access to common services
• e.g. Identity management
• Lower cost of computing

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Introducing
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Oracle Grid Computing Model

• Pooling
• Virtualization Provisioning
• Load Balancing
• Quality of Service
• Automation

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Policy-Based Load Balancing

• Database and application server clusters
• Dynamic allocation of servers using rules
• Automated routing of service requests
• If a server fails, re-allocate to surviving
  servers
• If demand changes, re-direct server capacity

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Example In December

• Order Entry maxes out processing orders
• Financials is idling below capacity

Order Entry
Financials
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Example In January

• Order Entry drops off from season high
• Financials maxes out on year end close

Order Entry
Financials
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Example With Grid Computing

• Load balance based on a policy to optimize around
  both of these peak load conditions

Order Entry Financials
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D E M O
Dynamic Service Provisioning
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Database and Application Server Clusters Proven

• Thousands of customers
• Running on all platforms

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Self-Managing Database

• Built-in intelligent infrastructure
• Automatic database diagnostic monitor
• Automatic SQL tuning
• Automatic storage management

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D E M O
Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor (ADDM)
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Automatic Storage Management

• Automatically mirrors and stripes
• Manage all storage for the database
• No volume manager or file system needed
• Efficiently add/remove storage online
• Highest performance I/O out of the box
• Eliminates constant I/O tuning

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D E M O
ASM demo
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Quality of Service

• Continuous availability
• Record-setting performance
• Automated management

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High Availability

• Faster disk-based backup and recovery
• Flashback recovery
• Data Guard
• Fast failover of all applications
• Seconds for total recovery

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Database Performance
World Record TPC-C
As of September 5, 2003 Oracle Database 10g
Enterprise Edition, HP Integrity Superdome,
824,164.53 tpmC, 8.28/tpmC, available 12/31/03.
Source Transaction Processing Council (TPC),
www.tpc.org
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Application Server Performance
World Record Linux SpecjAS2002
1,037
BEA
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IBM
(4 procs)
As of September 12, 2003 HP ProLiant ML370G3 (2
CPUs) Red Hat Linux AS 2.1 Oracle Application
Server 10g 431.26 TOPS_at_DualNode,
160.62/TOPS_at_DualNode. HP rx5670 (4 CPUs) HP-UX
11i BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 408.02
TOPS_at_DualNode, 1075.17/TOPS_at_DualNode. Source
SPEC (http//www.spec.org)
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Scale Out for Grids

• Cluster ALL services
• HTTP, Cache, Java, LDAP, Portal
• OLTP, business intelligence, content management
• Grow in small increments
• Create Ultra Large Databases

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Automation

• Managing groups of systems
• Managing application service levels
• Managing security centrally

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Enterprise Manager Grid Control

• Monitor and manage
• Grid-wide view
• End-to-end
• Top-to-bottom
• From anywhere

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Manage Groups as One

• Single-view management and monitoring
• Standardize policies
• Configuration
• Performance
• Security
• Automate processes

Applications
Sets of Systems
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D E M O
EM group policy
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Service Level Management
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Security Identity Management

• Centrally manage user identities
• Centrally grant and revoke access privileges
• Provide single sign-on access to applications
• Share security policies across the infrastructure

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You Can Start Small

• Easy installation
• 1 CD, 20 minutes
• Clone known good configurations
• Automated application provisioning
• Fully configured out of the box
• Easy application development

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D E M O
HTML-DB
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Oracle Data Center

• Outsourcing grid
• Oracle University grid

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The best thing about the Grid is that it is
unstoppable. The Economist June 2001
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How Do I Get Started?

• Consolidate
• Standardize
• Automate
• Optimize

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Complete, integrated grid infrastructure
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For More Information
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