Building Modern DATACENTER

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Copyright © 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.1


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Building the ModernData Center

Serdar SayarSistem Satış Direktörü, Orta Asya & Türkiye


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The Safe Harbor

The following is intended to outline our general product diis intended for information purposes only, and may not beincorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to dmaterial, code, or functionality, and should not be relied umaking purchasing decisions. The development, release,of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s prodremains at the sole discretion of Oracle.


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Data E

1840s

Telegraph

1920s

Radio

1870s

Telephone

1940s

Television

1980s

PersonalComputer

Accelerated Innovation Broadened Impact

Evolution inContentCommerce,Communication, and

1970s

Fax

Internet Age


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DemandSpeed of Impact

1991

Launch ofWorld Wide Web

The Network Era

Pace of Innovation

Breakthroughs inCommerceCommunication, and

140 Million Tweets

per Day – 1 Billionper Week

Zero to

660 Million Usersin 7 Years

Sma

100ShippedLast

20% of US Transactions

Done via AlternativePayments

$27 Billion Per Quarterin Payment Volume Projected toin Reve40 BillionPages Indexed

Accounts for 20% of

U.S. Internet Trafficfrom 8-10pm

2 BilliViewed

Content


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InstantlyAvailable Services

WhereverThey Are

AcceleratingCustomer Expectations

Explosion of DataVolume and Types

TransactionOverload

AcceleratingInformation Growth

Today’s Realities...

Unpreand Rap

AcceBusiness

EcoInterde


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Source: “IT Metrics: IT Spending and Staffing Report, 2012”, Gartner Research, 2012

… Can Lead to Missed Opportunities

25%50%RUNTHE BUSINESS

25%TRANSFORMTHE BUSINESS

GROWTHE BUSINESSGROWTHE BUSINESS

21%63%RUNTHE BUSINESS

16%TRANSFORMTHE BUSINESS


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Designing the Right Data Center Infras

Requires an Understanding of YOUR Requirements

What is the problem or opportunity

Service level requirements – Service response times – Service availability (incl. DR) – Security and compliance – Budgetary requirements

Future growth plans

Existing infrastructure considerations

– OS and processor architectures

– System and storage architectures – Database and application versioning – Packaged or custom apps – Hardware/software interdependencies

Consolidation considerations

– Physical and organizational scope – Virtualization requirements

Procurement model considerations

How WWhat

Project time

Resources

ROI payba


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Case Study:Partnering with Oracleto Design a ModernData Center


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Global Financial Services Company

Customer’s Existing Environment

50+ locations for Oracle database 9,000+ Oracle databases

~3,400 total DB servers

6PB storage (3 PB usable)

Sufficient DB Licenses for future growth

Growth rates:

5% YOY compute 30% YOY storage

Run and maintain and engineering cost ~6


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Build Capital

“Create trust so that our clients arehappy to entrust their money to us”

Cost Management

“Keep costs under control, so thatwe deliver best service efficiently”

Risk Management “Accurately assess all risks in the

bank so we can be successful forthe long term”

CIO

Business Enablement

Manage risk across the bank

Not conducive to supporting service goals of the busines

Manage Cost

EOSL assets are costly to su

Less efficient and complex aOracle/SPARC combinations

Infrastructure Risk

2008 financial services crisisminimal capital investment o

71% percent of server asset

CEO

Customer RequirementsCore Priorities


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Priva

Migrate fr“consume

Implemen Ideal Stat

owned camanagedprovided Current

Oracle Estate

Two-Year Migration Factory

Multi-Party Commitment (Customer, Oracle,Run/Maintain & Migration Partners)

Joint architecture development Prioritize migration by risk, economies of scale

Implement a policy, SLA and metric drivenecosystem

Evolve to Cloud

Roadmap to Database as a Service

Oracle Vision for Transformation


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Leveraging automationfor routine requests

Self Service

Prto g

Allowing consumptionbased billing

Usage Based

And not tied to anyinfrastructure asset

SLA Driven

At infrastructure layerout of the box

High Availability

Implementation Goals

Hardware Exadata

ODA

T4

Oracle Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS)

Software DB Lifecycle Mgmt

Cloud Mgmt

Services Architectu

OEM integ

Migration f

Consul


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Current and Future State

50+ Locations for Oracle Database

9,000+ Oracle databases

~3,400 total servers

3 PB usable storage data

Non-Production to be reduced by 50%

Sufficient DB Licenses for future growth

Growth Rates:− 5% YOY compute

− 30% YOY storage

Run and maintain and engineeringcost ~60M

Projected Benef

50% reduction in database

30% reduction in Oracle da

21x reduction in server

17x reduction in production s

42x reduction in Non-Produc

5x reduction in server cores

30% increase in available st Storage growth to remain fla

Reduced 63 configurations

TCO reduced 26% annually

Current State


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Current: DB/OS Deployment

Current and Future State

OS VM

− Raise Request – Open workflow

− Calculate DB

− Update OS/Data Value

− FID Greened

− Raise SN for VM

− Deploy VM− Post Configuration work

− Update case – Close Workflow

− Notify user

Database – 13 Steps

Projected: DBaaS Dep

No VM Request

Submit internal Workflow – 2

− Choose Service Template (smalarge DB)

− Choose Zone (test, stage, UAT

− Submit after approval by manainternal system

RAC and Non RAC

Security/CMDB Setup Autom

48 HRS 22 STEPS 15 MIN 3 STEP


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Oracle’s Integrated Platforms and StorSetting the Foundation for Effective Data Center Transform

Superior Performance and Scale

Built-in RAS and Security

Integrated, No-cost Virtualization

Unified Management Console

Oracle Platinum Support andOracle Platinum Services


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Oracle’s Engineered Systems PortfolioLeadership in the Converged Infrastructure Market

Exalogic

Database Appliance Exalytics

Big DataAppliance

SuperClusterExadata OCom


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Transform Wait Timeto Work Time (OLTP)

Transform OvernightRequests to On-Demand

Services (Batch)

Oracle Apps Run Best on Oracle SysteEnabling Business Processes Transformation


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Cognizant

Company Overview

Leading provider of information technologyand business process outsourcing service

800+ global customers spanning every ma

Employees: 175,000 Revenues: US$6.1 b

Company Overview

Challenges

PeopleSoft running on IBM was having difto meet user demands

Response times for applications were incr

IT maintenance burden, in terms of time a

Fast Growing Business and Technology Service Provider


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Oracle Runs Best on OracleConsolidates Infrastructure, Supports 2x Larger User Base

Replaced multiple Web, applicatioand batch servers with Oracle Exa

Supports a user base that is twice67% fewer application and Web selegacy, IBM environment

Accelerated message processing

Cut weekly maintenance window fto less than two hours

Results

EXALOGIC


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Royal Group

A conglomerate of 60 large and medium-sthe United Arab Emirates

Industry: Industrial manufacturing, financiaentertainment, professional services, who

Company Overview

Challenges

Deploy a comprehensive ERP platform accompanies

Eliminate duplicate data and establish a sgroup level for enterprise wide visibility

Provide management with detailed and acthe group’s financial and operational posit

United Arab Emirates Conglomerate Upgrades ERP Syste


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Oracle Runs Best on OracleOracle E-Business Suite Deployed Across 48 Companies

Challenges

Deployed the solution in 48 compatwo-and-a-half years

Reduced the time to prepare manaby 50%, enabling faster decision-m

Cut the time to process the monththree months to one

Results

SPARC SERVERS

O l ’ A li i E i d S


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Oracle’s Application Engineered Storag

Databases and Appsare Storage-Aware

Storage SyDatabase and

SOME CAN INTEGRATE.

OTHERS CAN OPTIMIZE.ONLY ORACLE CAN CO-ENGIN

A li ti E i d St B f


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Application Engineered Storage Benef

OISP HCC

Dynamic andautomatic database-

to-storage tuningd(d

Superior database,data warehousing

compression

Application Engineered Stora

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Oracle’s Application Engineered Storage

Axiom

SAN for ApplicationConsolidation

ADAPTABLE & EFFICIENTWITH QUALITY-OF-SERVICE

Oracle ZS3

NAS for HighPerformance Databases

HIGH PERFORMANCEDISK WITH LOW TCO

StorageT

Tape for Deep

HIGHEST SCAL& LOWEST COST

15 L Q L t S t P


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15x Lower Query Latency Supports Pea

“We ensu red 24/7 availabi l i ty fo r bu

onl ine appl icat ions and believe that

perfect infrastructu re for years to co

absolutely rel iable, extremely fast, a

effective .”

– Udo JanßenDepartment Head of Operation OnlineCEWE STIFTUNG & Co. KGaA

Oracle ZFS Storage with SPARC Servers Effortlessly Hand

O l St ith O l E i d


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Oracle Storage with Oracle EngineeredMaximize Data Protection, Test & Development, Flexibility

4x Faster Response

8x More Demand

1.5B Transactions/Day

400% Annual Growth

10x Faster Oracle Database

6TB/Hour Backup

10x Faster

10x L

840TB Orac

Leaders Run Oracle Software on Oracle


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Leaders Run Oracle Software on Oracle


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Customer Case Study: Ativas


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Customer Case Study: AtivasCloud Architecture for Multi-tenant Hosting Services

10:1Consolidation

3x SoftwareLicenseSavings

ApplicatioCloud

Database Clo

Verizon Wireless Eliminates 15M Paper


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Leading US wireless voice and data provider,serving approximately 87.7 M customers

Employees: More than 82,000

Revenue: US$63.4 billion

Company Overview

Challenges

Create a more positive customer experience and reduce thecompany’s impact on the environment

Drive paperless billing adoption to reduce paper usage and costs

Reduce data center space and energy use

Solutions

Oracle Self-Service E-Billing Oracle Database, Oracle Real Application Clusters

Oracle Active Data Guard, Oracle Solaris

Oracle Automatic Storage Management

Oracle WebLogic Server

Sun Identity Manager

Sun SPARC and Netra servers

Results

Realized an 80% adoptof summary bills

Eliminated 7.5M papereach month

− Saving 1.8 million poundtons of trees, and 20 mi

Saved approximately USin printing and mailing c

One-time US$6M cost s

consolidating database infrastructure

− Reduced datacenter spfor the Verizonwireless.of applications

Verizon Wireless Eliminates 15M PaperBills to Save 1.8 Million Pounds of Paper

4x Faster Billing and 99 999% Availabilit


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“Having a platform as robust as OraEnterpr ise servers and Sun ZFS Sto

appl iance ensures that we can grow

date, and enjo y hig h availabi l i ty —en

guarantee excellent customer servic

– Javier Enrique Mariño Navarro Assistant Director of Informatics aTelebucaramanga SA ESP

4x Faster Billing and 99.999% AvailabilitOracle ZFS Storage with SPARC Support Rapid Telecom

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