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APPLICATIONS Fusion of Modern Architectures INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE
APPLICATIONS Service. Oriented Architecture Enterprise Information Architecture INFORMATION Fusion of Modern Architectures Grid Computing Architecture INFRASTRUCTURE
APPLICATIONS Service. Oriented Architecture ORACLE FUSION ARCHITECTURE Enterprise Information Architecture INFORMATION Grid Computing Architecture INFRASTRUCTURE Fusion of Modern Architectures
Adaptable processes based on component services ‣ Speeds application development Service. Oriented Architecture ‣ Aligns business & IT ORACLE FUSION ARCHITECTURE Enterprise Information Architecture Grid Computing Architecture ‣ Extends IT investments ‣ Lowers maintenance costs
Clusters of low-cost servers acting as one large computer ‣ High performance and scale Service. Oriented Architecture ‣ Costs less ORACLE FUSION ARCHITECTURE Enterprise Information Architecture Grid Computing Architecture ‣ Never breaks
Unified storage, management and personalized use of information ‣ Role-based, real time information Service. Oriented Architecture ‣ Content as enterprise asset ORACLE FUSION ARCHITECTURE Enterprise Information Architecture Grid Computing Architecture ‣ More secure and auditable ‣ Lower cost
Oracle 10 g Delivers the Fusion Architecture
New in 2005 ü ü ü ü ü Oracle Database 10 g Release 2 Oracle Database Standard Edition One Oracle Application Server Standard Edition One Oracle Times. Ten In-Memory Database Oracle Application Server 10 g Release 2 Oracle Identity Management 10 g Oracle BPEL Process Manager 10 g Oracle Business Activity Monitoring 10 g Oracle Collaboration Suite 10 g
Announcing: Release 3
Growth Means Challenge
A Tale of Two Companies Smart Phones Consumer Portal
The Planning Meeting
Service. Oriented Architecture ORACLE FUSION ARCHITECTURE Enterprise Information Architecture Grid Computing Architecture Fusion of Modern Architectures
Service-Oriented Architecture Web Service #1 W S D L XML Messages SOAP W S D L Web Service #2
Service-Oriented Architecture Web Service #1 #2 #3 #4
Service-Oriented Architecture Web Service #1 #2 #3 #4 Enterprise Service Bus
Service-Oriented Architecture Web Service #1 #2 #3 #4 Enterprise Service Business Process Orchestration
Business Intelligence Activity Monitoring Business Process Orchestration Process models BPEL Engine Fusion Service Bus Multi-protocol routing Message transformation Services and Event Mediation Fusion Service Registry Application Integration Services Process Integration Services Data and Metadata Services Oracle Apps Custom Apps ISV Apps Grid Computing Clustering Provisioning Data Management Identity Management Security Configuration Directories Web Cache Security, Management & Monitoring Standard Development Framework Unified Portal Oracle Fusion Architecture
JSR-170, JSR-168, WSRP JSR-227, SVG BPEL XSLT, WSIF, JMS, JBI UDDI, WSIL, JAX-RPC, WSDL, SOAP, XML Schema Oracle Apps Custom Apps ISV Apps SQL, WS-Security, WS-Addressing, SAML… JMX J 2 EE, JSF, EJB 3. 0, SDO… JSR-227, SVG Oracle Fusion Architecture Standards
Based On Open Standards
Announcing Oracle Application Server 10 g Release 3 Java Server Faces Rich web-based standard user interfaces EJB 3. 0 & J 2 EE 1. 4 Sophisticated business applications Enterprise Service Bus Standards-based, flexible integration ? Enterprise Identity Management Provisioning, Federation, Identity Administration
Thomas Kurian Senior Vice President Oracle Corporation “This presentation is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into a contract or agreement. ”
SOA Lifecycle Integrate Orchestrate Develop Secure Manage Monitor
SOA Lifecycle Integrate Orchestrate Develop Secure Manage Monitor
JDeveloper/ADF
Brian Emmett Senior Software Developer Stryker Endoscopy San Jose, CA “This presentation is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into a contract or agreement. ”
SOA Lifecycle Integrate Orchestrate Develop Secure Manage Monitor
Enterprise Service Bus
SOA Lifecycle Integrate Orchestrate Develop Secure Manage Monitor
BPEL
SOA Lifecycle Integrate Orchestrate Develop Secure Manage Monitor
OWSM
SOA Lifecycle Integrate Orchestrate Develop Secure Manage Monitor
Fusion Middleware
Oracle Fusion Middleware
World’s Best Integrated Middleware Suite
World’s Fastest Growing Middleware Suite 26, 900+ Customers, Growing 30%+ per year
Oracle Fusion Middleware COMPREHENSIVE HOT PLUGGABLE UNBREAKABLE
Implementation
Service. Oriented Architecture ORACLE FUSION ARCHITECTURE Enterprise Information Architecture Grid Computing Architecture Fusion of Modern Architectures
Oracle Grid Application Server Clusters Real Application Clusters Grid Control Automatic Storage Management
Grid Delivers Mainframe Quality Mainframe Oracle Grid M/F Here ‣ Runs faster ‣ Costs less ‣ And never breaks
Andy Mendelsohn Senior Vice President Oracle Corporation
Oracle Database 10 g Release 2 Database For Grid Computing ‣ Fast and scalable ‣ Fault tolerant ‣ Secure ‣ Easy to manage Available Now
Fast and Scalable World Record TPC-C Cluster Benchmark As of 9/18/05: Source: Transaction Processing Council (TPC) www. tpc. org. HP Integrity rx 5670 cluster, 1, 184, 893. 38/tpm. C, $5. 52/tpm. C, available 4/30/04. On a Cluster: 1, 184, 893 tpm. C
Fast and Scalable 13, 284 Qph. H NEW World Record Beats IBM DB 2 on Half the CPUs Source: As of September 16, 2005: HP Bladesystem Pro. Liant BL 25 p cluster (8 CPUs) with Oracle Database 10 g Release 2 with Oracle Real Application Clusters, 13, 284. 2/Qph. H@300 GB, $34. 20/Qph. H@300 GB, available 10/31/05. IBM e. Server 325 cluster (16 CPUs) with IBM DB 2, 13, 194. 9 Qph. H@300 GB, $65/Qph. H@300 GB, available 11/08/03. 13, 195 Qph. H TPC-H 300 GB
Fast and Scalable R 2 59% improvement with same hardware As of 9/18/05: Source: Transaction Processing Council (TPC) www. tpc. org HP Integrity Superdome Enterprise Server, 45, 247 Qph. H@3000 GB $108. 78/Qph. H@3000 GB available, 3/25/04 (Oracle Database 10 g Release 1). HP Integrity Superdome Enterprise Server, 71, 847 Qph. H@3000 GB $56/Qph. H@3000 GB available 1/18/06 (Oracle Database 10 g Release 2) R 1 TPC-H 3 TB
SQL Performance
Fault Tolerant: Fast-Start Failover Automatic Failover Synchronous Log Shipping Production Database Physical or Logical Standby DB
Database Security How. Can Is Data What. He Who Is Happened? Stored? See and Do? The User? Authentication Authorization Encryption Auditing
Transparent Encryption
Project Data Vault One Oracle Database Multiple Separate DBAs HR Financials Orders
Project Audit Vault Oracle 8 i Oracle 9 i Oracle 10 g AUDIT DATA Other Databases
Delivering On Commitments Microsoft Eyes 2003 Yukon Release By Evan Koblentz November 30, 2001 (EWEEK) The next version of SQL Server, Microsoft Corp. 's high-end database, will likely debut in mid-2003… Sidebar: Release of SQL Server 2005 May Slip Again OCTOBER 25, 2004 (COMPUTERWORLD) — Microsoft last week confirmed that the shipment date for its long-awaited SQL Server 2005 database could slip slightly beyond the target of the first half of 2005 that the company set earlier this year when it delayed the upgrade for the third time.
Thousands of Customers Running on the Grid Growing 43% per year
RAC Provisioning
Dr. Kevin Kettler CTO Dell Inc.
100 -node RAC Scalability, Grid Control
HTML DB / Raptor
Monitoring & Tracking
Service. Oriented Architecture ORACLE FUSION ARCHITECTURE Enterprise Information Architecture Grid Computing Architecture Fusion of Modern Architectures
Enterprise Information Architecture Visualization Meta Data Taxonomy & Rules Reports, KPIs, Dashboards, Query, Graphics… Quality & Analytics Cleansing, Product Matching, Quality Rating, Profiling, Enrichment, Price Adjustments, … Movement Meta Data Repository Store Transfer Delivery Aggregate/Transform EDI, X. 12 EAI, XML ETL, Flat File Content Mgmt. Data Hubs OLTP Mgmt Infrastructure Grid D/W . . .
Traditional Silos of Information Management Business Intelligence Business Activity Monitoring Systems System Optimization Data System Monitoring Historical Real-time
Unified Data Store and Access Business Activity Monitoring Business Intelligence ORACLE FUSION Systems System Optimization Data Historical ARCHITECTURE System Monitoring Real-time
Enterprise Monitoring
Enterprise Information Products Visualization Meta Data Services Portal, BI Beans, Discoverer, OEM, BAM Dashboard Quality & Analytics Warehouse Builder, Data Mining Movement Streams, Transportable Tablespaces, Data Pump Oracle Database Store Content Mgmt. Data Hubs OLTP Mgmt Infrastructure Grid D/W . . .
Oracle Powers World’s Largest Data Warehouses 100 TERABYTES
Real-time BI
Oracle Collaboration Suite Real-Time Collaboration Web Conferencing Instant Messaging Presence, VOIP
Oracle Collaboration Suite Unified Messaging Mail, Calendar Voicemail, FAX, Discussion, Mobility
Oracle Collaboration Suite Unified Messaging Mail, Calendar Voicemail, FAX, Discussion, Mobility Real-Time Collaboration Web Conferencing Instant Messaging Presence, VOIP
Oracle Collaboration Suite Unified Messaging Mail, Calendar Voicemail, FAX, Discussion, Mobility Real-Time Collaboration Web Conferencing Instant Messaging Presence, VOIP Content Services BPEL Workflow, Web. DAV Access, Oracle “O: Drive”, Records Mgmt
Oracle Collaboration Suite Workspaces Unified Messaging Mail, Calendar Voicemail, FAX, Discussion, Mobility Real-Time Collaboration Web Conferencing Instant Messaging Presence, VOIP Content Services BPEL Workflow, Web. DAV Access, Oracle “O: Drive”, Records Mgmt
Workgroup Collaboration
APPLICATIONS Service. Oriented Architecture ORACLE FUSION ARCHITECTURE Enterprise Information Architecture INFORMATION Grid Computing Architecture INFRASTRUCTURE Fusion of Modern Architectures
Success
Dr. Kevin Kettler CTO Dell Inc. Oracle Open. World September 21, 2005
The Scalable Enterprise = Grid Computing
Why a Scale-Out Approach is Inevitable: Multi-Socket vs. Uni-Socket Multi-Socket (MS) lags Uni-Socket (US) performance due to validation complexity 3. 66 GHz US Shared FSB architecture limits Multi-Socket FSB speeds 3. 0 GHz MS FREQUENCY Emerging point-to-point buses favor 4 socket systems and below 733 MHz 133 MHz Front Side Bus 800 MHz US 400 MHz MS 66 MHz 1995 TIME 2000 2005
Why a Scale-Out Approach is Inevitable: Multi-core Technology Introduction of multi-core architectures will shift the requirement for large Multi-Socket systems Yesterday: Single core in the processor Today: Multiple cores in the processor . . . Pentium 4 Pentium Extreme Edition Processors now combine multiple logic units into a single processor socket Multi-threaded Performance will reach an all-time high
Why a Scale-Out Approach is Inevitable: x 86 - 64 -bit Scale-Up Xeon Concurrent Users Scale-Out Itanium 32 bit 1, 300 vs. 150 Concurrent Users Dell Power. Edge 6850 Server with 4 CPUs 64 bit 8. 6 x MORE… Dell|Oracle on Windows x 64 vs. x 32 Source: Migrating Enterprise Databases from Sun Servers to Dell 8 G Servers, 2004 www. dell. com/unix 2 windowsmigration Prices includes software
Why a Scale-Out Approach is Inevitable: Virtualization Technology What is the big deal – this is an old idea! What is changing: l The addition of dual core/additional processors l Costs associated with implementing virtualization will decline Ø Native support of VT simplifies the virtual machines monitor (VMM) design Ø Enables support for 64 bit guests
Why a Scale-Out Approach is Inevitable: Interconnect Technology Improvements Interconnect technology is improving bandwidth & latency PCI Express Infini. Band Gen 1 (2. 5 Gt/s) (10 Gb/s) (3. 0 Gb/s) SATA 1 (1. 5 Gb/s) 2004 2005 (10. 0 Gb/s) (8 Gb/s) (10/1000 Mb/s) SAS SATA (2/4 Gb/s) (6. 25 Gt/s) QDR (10. 0 Gt/s) (2. 5 Gt/s) IB DDR (5. 0 Gt/s) Fibre Channel (1/2 Gb/s) Ethernet Gen 2 (5. 0 Gt/s) (6. 0 Gb/s) SATA 2 (3. 0 Gb/s) 2006 2007 2008 ? ? ?
Why a Scale-Out Approach is Inevitable: Blade Architectures Adoption of new blade architectures further supports scale out
Why a Scale-Out Approach is Inevitable: Industry Partnerships & Investment
Scale-out is at Dell: “Eating our own dog food” We run Dell’s $50 B high growth business on scale-out architectures “Dell on Dell”
What we told you last year: Dell Runs Mission-Critical Order System on 10 g Dell Savings = $1. 67 million # of Servers Maintenance* Price $1. 8 M 6 $270 K 2 $400 K Included E 10 K PE 6650 *Maintenance = 3 years support
How to build the World’s #1 Supply Chain Management System? • $52 B* Corporation • 500+ suppliers, 1 B parts/year • 6 Dell Manufacturing Locations • Build to Order >85 k units/day • >175 Product Families • 4 Days of Sales Inventory File Server 1 x Power. Edge 6650 Linux v 3, AS 4 x 2. 7 GHz - 8 GB RAM 1 x 65 GB, 1 x 50 GB 6 x Dell Power. Edge 6650 Linux Enterprise v 3, Advanced Server 4 x 2. 7 GHz Xeon™ – 8 GB RAM 5 x 146 GB drives ~1 Terabyte of Storage EMC Symmetrix DMX-3000 *Last Four Quarters Application Servers 10 x Power. Edge 2650 Windows Server 2003 2 x 2. 7 GHz - 2 GB RAM
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