How To Optimize The Org Database Platform

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1 Systems Solutions: Optimizing the Oracle Database Platform

2 Agenda Introduction to Defining the problems Changes in Oracle Database pricing Optimized Database Platforms Q&A

3 Introduction

4 Introduction to Founded in 1989 Building on the same management group for over 20 years Enterprise Scale Commitment to the Prairie Provinces Offices in Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Regina

5 Strategy Oracle Platinum Partner SPARC M Series SPARC T Series Solaris Database Application Server Grid Solutions Telco Infrastructure Health Care Infrastructure Enterprise Application Infrastructure Data Protection/Disaster Recovery Virtualization: Server and Workstation

Infrastructure Health Care Infrastructure Enterprise Application

6 Service-Driven Solutions Methodology Assessment Architecture Design/Migration Planning Architecture Deployment and Migration Environment Sustainment

7 The Problems

8 Problem Definition Data growth rates continue to increase Data growth exacerbates performance Management becomes more difficult Sizing practices are fixated on space Sizing practices are fixated on space requirements, rarely on IO requirements

difficult Sizing practices are fixated on space Sizing

9 Data Growth Growth rates as high as 50% annually. Increased business demands for mining useful information from the data. More demanding security, privacy, compliance and regulatory requirements All of these require compute cycles, licensing, and associated management TCO is increasing!

More demanding security, privacy, compliance and regulatory

10 Performance Explosive data growth -> unacceptable performance Breached SLAs. Increases TCO through additional management Effect on the business clients of the service.

11 Sizing for Data I/O Data Growth is counted in storage. But database server sizing needs to account for data growth too! Storage Network RAM CPU Hardware change orders increase TCO!

12 Problem Definition Specialty appliances eg Exadata Exadatadesigned for extreme performance and high loads. What about smaller environments? Consolidation in the real world Production, UAT, Dev Multiple database versions Multiple database vendors

13 Mitigating Risk Tier 1 platforms for enterprise systems What about Linux? Windows? Etc Appropriate platform at the right cost Remove risk without increasing cost Field Tested Best Practices services reduces risk

14 Oracle Exadata Server Innovative appliance High-performance Resilient But does it fit?

15 If Exadatais the Ferrari of Database servers, what would a Camry solution look like?

16 An Alternate solution Performance matches requirements. RTO and RPO s that match your SLA Cost that matches budget

17 Oracle Licensing Changes

18 New Oracle Pricing Decreased core factor for SPARC systems 0.25 per core for T2+, T3 cores 0.5 for SPARC VII+ cores Increased core factor for IBM, HP 1.0 for Power 6,7 cores 1.0 for Intel Itanium cores

19 TCO SPARC vshp Itanium Oracle HP Equivalent Configuration Oracle M4000, 8 cores HP rx6600, 8 cores 256 GB RAM 256GM RAM Infrastructure Costs Acquisition Cost $281,267 $433,195 Annual support Cost $33,752 Incl. Annual License cost $0 $0 Oracle License Costs Oracle License Cores 4 8 Oracle License Acquisition Cost (Enterprise DB) $200,000 $400,000 Oracle Support Cost $44,000 $88,000 Five Year TCO $870,027 $1,273,195 TCO Savings with Oracle on Oracle $403,168 TCO Savings Rate 46.34%

Annual License cost $0 $0 Oracle License Costs Oracle License Cores 4 8 Oracle License Acquisition Cost (Enterprise DB)

20 TCO SPARC vsibm Power Oracle IBM Equivalent Configuration Oracle M CPU (24 cores) IBM P7 2 CPU (16 cores) 256GB RAM 256GB RAM Infrastructure Costs Acquisition Cost $283,752 $164,567 Annual support Cost $34,050 $14,901 Annual License Cost $0 $0 Oracle License costs Oracle License Cores Required Oracle License Acquisition Cost (Enterprise DB) $600,000 $800,000 Oracle Support Cost $132,000 $176,000 Five Year TCO $1,714,003 $1,919,073 TCO Savings with Oracle on Oracle $205,070 TCO Savings Rate 11.96% All prices are given at list.

costs Oracle License Cores Required 12 16 Oracle License Acquisition Cost (Enterprise DB) $600,000 $800,000 Oracle Support Cost

21 TCO SPARC Cluster vsx86 RAC Oracle Generic X86 Equivalent Configuration Oracle M4000, 4CPU (16 core), 128 GB RAM 8 Core * 2CPU, 128GB 3 units -2 active 3 servers in RAC configuration Infrastructure Cost Acquisition Cost $560,946 $77,589 Annual support Cost $67,314 $0 Annual License Cost $0 $0 Oracle License Cost Oracle License Cores Oracle License Acquisition Cost $800,000 $1,200,000 RAC License Acquisition Cost $0 $600,000 Oracle Support Cost $176,000 $396,000 Five Year TCO $2,577,514 $3,257,589 TCO Savings with Oracle on Oracle $680,075 TCO Savings Rate 26% All prices are given at list.

22 TCO SPARC vsx86 Application Servers Oracle Generic X86 Equivalent Configuration Oracle T3-2, 256GB ram 8 Core * 2CPU, 64GB 256 threads 4 servers threads Infrastructure Cost Acquisition Cost $96,030 $53,036 Annual support Cost $11,524 $0 Annual License Cost $0 $0 Oracle License Cost Oracle License Cores 8 32 Oracle License Acquisition Cost (Weblogic Suite) $400,000 $1,600,000 Oracle Support Cost $88,000 $352,000 Five Year TCO $993,648 $3,413,036 TCO Savings with Oracle on Oracle $2,419,388 TCO Savings Rate 243%

23 TCO SPARC Upgrade Oracle Configuration 4 new CPUs for M4000 Motherboard upgrade Infrastructure Cost Acquisition Cost $83,300 Annual support Cost $9,996 Annual License Cost $0 Oracle License Cost Oracle License Cores (Reduction) (4) Oracle License Acquisition Cost (Enterprise DB) -$200,000 Oracle Support Cost -$44,000 Five Year TCO -$286,720 TCO Savings with Oracle on Oracle $286,720 All prices are given at list.

24 Optimized Database Platform

25 Solution Description Multi-version support multiple vendors and multiple versions Resilient high availability RTO/RPO that matches SLAs Tier 1 Support and Service Performance Cost

26 Solution Description Key solution components: Solaris Integration Oracle M-series and T-series Oracle Database features Flash ASM Tiered Storage

27 Solaris Components Solaris Zones Application and Instance isolation Licensing flexibility Secure Flexible and Transportable Fast boot and recovery Clusters

28 Oracle Servers T-series OLTP loads High throughput servers High I/O Many many threads of execution

29 Oracle Servers M-series DSS type loads Faster cores, fewer threads High-memory and I/O bandwidths Better single threaded performance

30 Call to Action Download these slides at Contact for a TCO assessment of your Oracle environment Contacts Regina: Gord Ermel (306) , gord.ermel@esti.ca Winnipeg: John Hoogerdijk (204) , john.hoogerdijk@esti.ca Saskatoon: Simon Gadd (306) , simon.gadd@esti.ca

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