Database & Technology 1 _ Stuart Zorbas _ Innovation to Optimise Oracle.pdf

The most comprehensive Oracle applications & technology content under one roof The most comprehensive Oracle applications & technology content under one roof

HP Innova)ons for an op)mised Oracle

Stuart Zorbas Solu,ons Architect HP Oracle Alliance

One step at a time…

The most comprehensive Oracle applications & technology content under one roof

Agenda

•  Journey update •  Op,mise your systems

– Performance by numbers

•  Op,mise your IT infrastructure – Considera,ons for the Cloud – Oracle Private Cloud deployments

•  Summary


HP, along with Intel®, is commiDed to at least 10 years of development on its HP-‐UX O/S and Itanium®-‐based HP Integrity servers.

HP – driving innovation for our Oracle Customers

•  140,000 joint customers • HP manages more Oracle databases

than any other company •  50,000 trained experts


Current systems are still supported

Oracle support for Itanium

Oracle soLware Terminal version available on Itanium-‐based HP servers

Next soLware release not available on Itanium-‐based

HP servers Premier* support end date

Extended* support end date

Sustaining* support end date

e-‐Business Suite 12.1 12.2 5/1/2014 5/1/2017 Indefinite

PeoplesoL 9.1 9.2 0/2014 and 9/2015 10/1/2017 Indefinite

JD Edwards 9 9.1 9/2013 and 9/2014 9/1/2016 Indefinite

Siebel 8.1 8.2 11/1/2013 11/1/2016 Indefinite Hyperion 11.1 11.2 4/1/2015 4/1/2018 NA Fusion Middleware 11gR1 12g 6/2014

More info 6/2017

More info Indefinite

Oracle Database 11gR2 12g 1/1/2015 1/1/2018 Indefinite Enterprise Manager 11gR2 12g 4/1/2015 4/1/2018


Delivered versatility with common modular design

Why it matters

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BladeSystem c7000 Enclosure

HP BLADESYSTEM

HP INTEGRITY SUPERDOME 2

Ul,mate Converged Infrastructure

Ul,mate Mission-‐Cri,cal Consolida,on Plaborm

ProLiant Blades Integrity Blades

Superdome 2 Blades

Superdome 2 Enclosure


Slice, dice, and julienne…

HP Virtualisation for added flex on HP-UX

HP nPar,,ons HP-‐UX Virtual Par,,ons

HP Integrity Virtual Machines

HP-‐UX Containers

Electrical isola,on for online serviceability, no single point of failure and

na,ve performance

SoLware par,,oning with core granularity and na,ve performance

SoLware virtualiza,on and isola,on with dynamic, shared

resource op,miza,on

Shared OS virtualiza,on with dynamic, shared resource op,miza,on


Industry leading scalability and reliability

Comprehensive portfolio of scale-up x86

World’s first terabyte blade HP ProLiant BL680c G7 4P performance 2P economics HP ProLiant BL685c G7

World’s best selling scale-up server HP ProLiant DL580 G7 World’s first server with a 30-day ROI HP ProLiant DL585 G7 HP PREMA Architecture to scale with confidence HP ProLiant DL980 G7

INDUSTRY’S #1 SCALE-UP X86 PORTFOLIO


OPTIMISE YOUR SYSTEMS Not every nail requires a sledgehammer….


Review your IO profile. You may not even have a problem!

•  Have you checked? –  Oracle Database Performance Tuning Guide (Oracle docs) –  Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) –  Automa,c Workload Repository (AWR) –  Automa,c Database Diagnos,c Monitor (ADDM)

•  Also review your infrastructure configura)on –  Look for Reference Architectures -‐ best prac,ce documents –  Memory layout and seings –  IO cards – layout and quan,ty –  NUMA seings

•  But, if you s)ll have a problem then try these...

Looking for performance?


Choose the one that’s best for you

Two high-performance OLTP solutions

HP High-‐Performance Oracle Database Solu,on flash-‐based external array

For each V-‐series Memory Array: -‐  Scalable capacity – 5-‐40TB -‐  250,000 IOPs, sub-‐100µsec latency -‐  1.5 GB/sec read throughput Up to 100 TB raw usable space (best perf) or 400 TB (good performance)

HP I/O Accelerator Solu,on for Oracle internal flash storage

DL980 HP I/O accelerators

For each I/O Accelerator: -‐  Scalable capacity – 0.3-‐1.2 TB -‐  185,000 IOPs, sub-‐60µsec latency -‐  1.5 GB/sec read throughput Up to 12 TB raw usable space

DL980

V-‐series Memory Array

PCIe adapter


When entire database easily fits within the Accelerators installed in one server

HP I/O Accelerator Solution

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Use Cases:

•  Place filesystem on the IO Accelerator

•  Or add IO Accelerator devices to ASM (then RAID)

•  Use IO Accelerator storage like any other block device

Benefits:

•  Highest performance in IOPS and throughput

•  Much lower cost in infrastructure, opera,on, power consump,on, and cooling

•  Simpler installa,on and maintenance procedures

En,re database on I/O Accelerators


When entire database cannot fit on I/O Accelerators

Mixed-storage architecture

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Use Cases:

•  Tiered storage

•  Place “hot files” on server-‐based I/O Accelerators – e.g. data files, redo logs, archive logs, temp/undo tablespaces

– Intelligent file placement based on specific needs

Benefits:

•  Huge improvement in transac,ons per second

•  Reduce infrastructure cost of configuring disks for IOPS

•  Simple deployment

Bulk of database on external storage

Select files on Accelerators

OR consider HP High-‐Performance Database Solu,on (HP+V-‐series)


for read / query-heavy workloads where not all frequently read data can fit in RAM cache.

HP I/O Accelerator Solution

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Use Cases:

•  Flash Cache -‐ enables the IO Accelerator to act as a warm data cache for reads.

•  Caches data aged out of buffer cache (memory)

Prerequisites

•  supported version of Oracle Linux or Solaris.

•  Oracle Database 11gR2 and later.

•  The Buffer Pool Advisory sec,on of your AWR report or STATSPACK report indicates that doubling the size of the buffer cache would be beneficial.

•  db file sequenHal read is a top wait event.

•  You have spare CPU cycles

Flash Cache on I/O Accelerators


Extreme storage performance

•  Solid state storage block devices

•  Host aDach is via •  a PCIe-‐direct connec,on •  or a Fibre Channel SAN connec,on

•  5TB and 10TB per chassis using SLC NAND memory,

•  20TB and 40TB per chassis using MLC NAND memory. •  Performance

•  250,000 IOPS (per shelf) •  Sub 100µsec latency •  1.4GB/s throughput

•  Achieved #1 TPC-‐E performance & price/performance benchmarks with HP ProLiant BL685c G7 (blade) & DL380 (2-‐socket)*

A 3U package offering

scalability up to 500 TB in a single rack

V-‐series Memory Array

•  TPC-‐E publica,on on HP ProLiant BL685c G7: 1464.12 tpsE, $302.49 USD/tpsE. System available 06/21/10. TPC-‐E publica,on on HP ProLiant DL380 G7: 2,454.51tpsE, $291 USD/tpsE. System available 04/05/11

•  *TPC-‐E is a trademark of the Transac,on Processing Performance Council.


HP High Performance Database Solution for Oracle OLTP

Recommended configuration – 10,000 users

Architecture view • 4s/32c • 512GB memory • 15 TB max DB size • 100M OLTP trans/hr*

Production Database (4) VMA3210 Chassis

PCIe 20 Gb/s Interface 10TB Flash Memory Each

(40TB RAW / 32TB Useable)

HP StorageWorks 4400 EVA

Development Database Volume Archive logs, RMAN Backups, and

Flashback Recovery Volume (28.8TB)

2 x 10GbE Switches

Production Server DL980 G7 4P Database Server Running Linux

Test/Dev Server DL980 G7 4P Database Server Running Linux

Software Oracle 11g R2 Database Linux (RHEL, SLES, OEL) HP Insight Control for Linux HP Storage Essen,als

• OLTP business transac,on contains mul,ple SQL statements to complete a business request.



•  HP and Intel commiDed to Itanium and HP-‐UX rollout, and our Customers! •  Why customers love their HP Integrity servers •  Op,mising for a performance boost

–  Review Oracle and infrastructure IO profile –  Try PCI Flash cards – for a big boost of small propor,ons –  Try Flash memory arrays – for a big boost of big propor,ons

Recap


CONSIDERATIONS FOR CLOUD Op,mising your infrastructure


Typical IT challenges

Pain Points •  Lack of agility / IT inflexibility •  Cost (doing more with less) •  Low service reliability (manual processes) •  Responsiveness (,me to deploy)

For Oracle •  Adding capacity for EOM •  A server for every instance? •  Produc,on copy to Test •  Stand up ,me for new dev test

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The problem with today’s infrastructure

Weeks to months

Set approvals, Access controls

Test and quality Activate service

Coordinate install process

•  Many people •  Many steps •  Many errors

Business selects

application

Patch VMs, OSs, applications

IT planning meetings

Set up networks

Purchase assets

Set up Facilities

Set up storage

Load OSs Install servers

Deploy application

Manage over lifecycle

•  Much time

Load VMs


There is a better way

Select Ini,ate Provision

Service Catalogue


“…the cloud is just a beTer wrapper for exis)ng business services…” Eric Moore, Chief Architect HewleD Packard


Stepping up to the cloud

Service Provider

Aggregate Internal and

External services Service

Catalogue Virtualise and Automate

Private, Public, or Hybrid

Data center of the future

Standardise and consolidate

Low-cost, pooled assets High-cost islands


We all share the same concerns

•  Security? •  Privacy? •  Life cylce management? •  Applica,on migra,on? •  IT skills?

Cloud is about opera,ons, not technology

But, what about...


•  What the Cloud insists on is GOVERNANCE! •  Automa,on is the secret sauce to solving governance •  And to automate, well, technology helps!

Cloud is about operations, not technology


HP CLOUDSYSTEM MATRIX AutomaHon fuels the cloud, makes it possible, and unlocks the value


KEY STEPS

VIRTUALISE

STANDARDISE

AUTOMATE

Power, cooling & facili,es

Network

Servers

Storage

Management soLware

Security

Services

HP Converged

Infrastructure

Cloud starts with a Converged Infrastructure


The most complete, open, integrated system to build and manage clouds

Introducing HP CloudSystem

16/08/11

Key differen,ators • Single services view across private, public and hybrid cloud

• Mul,-‐hypervisor, mul,-‐OS, heterogeneous infrastructure

•  Intelligent automa,on and lifecycle management applica,on-‐to-‐infrastructure

• Scalability and elas,city • Converged Infrastructure built for the cloud


Accelerate the creation of service catalogs

What is a Cloud Map?

•  Templates define the server, network, and storage infrastructure configura,ons.

•  Workflows are infrastructure aware tasks to be performed as the hardware configura,on is provisioned or modified

•  Scripts are opera,ng system specific tasks invoked by workflows on deployed servers

•  Reference whitepapers provide informa,on to help customize the Cloud Map for your specific implementa,on

Workflows

Scripts

Templates

Reference Whitepapers


Drag components onto workspace

Storage may be shared across

servers

Networks can be internal to app or

public

Resource Components

Connect components

together


Deployment network for Insight Control Server Deployment (RDP)

User network for browser access to Fusion Client or direct access to RPAS server

Fusion client runs WebLogic Server and RPAS Fusion Client web applica,on

RPAS Database and Applica,on

Oracle Retail Cloud Map Template


HP Cloud Maps

• Oracle Real Applica,on Clusters 11g • Oracle Single Instance Database 11g • Oracle eBusiness Suite on HPUX • Oracle PeopleSoL HCM 9.0 • Oracle PeopleSoL Enterprise Applica,ons • Oracle 11gR2 RAC on HP-‐UX with Oracle Fusion Middleware SOA Suite with WebLogic on Linux • Oracle Fusion Middleware on HP-‐UX, Linux • Oracle Fusion Enterprise

Microsoft Exchange 2010 Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 Microsoft SharePoint® 2010, SharePoint 2007 Microsoft SQL 2008 SAP NetWeaver 7.0 on HP-UX, Windows, Linux SAP Business Objects Enterprise SAS Enterprise BI Server Environment Red Hat JBoss Citrix XenApp F5 Networks Big IP McAfee MOVE AV and McAfee Total Protection for Server PTC Windchill TIBCO BusinessWorks VMware vCloud Director

Currently available Cloud Maps


What our Cloud should look like

Automate the entire lifecycle

• Billing/chargeback • Approval flows • Other processes

HP Cloud APIs


Realise the potential of the Cloud

•  Discover “cloud” related projects that are strategic, transforma,onal, and promising for gaining ROI/business value quickly

•  Realize the benefits, scope, scale, and all cri,cal success factors for adop,ng the cloud or becoming a cloud service provider

•  Gain stakeholder buy-‐in and give trac,on to any exis,ng cloud ini,a,ve •  Draw on best prac)ces around data centers, IT infrastructure, applica,ons,

and service management/delivery •  Understand the current situa,on as well as future aspira,ons clearly, and

define a suitable roadmap •  Take an holis)c approach to cloud services/compu,ng—including

technology, process, people, and governance

HP Cloud Discovery Workshop


Why partner with HP?

•  HP is commiDed to its Oracle customers •  Op,mise your systems to be Oracle ready •  Op,mise your IT to be Cloud ready •  HP CloudSystem for Oracle and more!

And let’s have a chat at the HP stand!

One step at a time…

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