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How to Deploy High Performance,Highly Available JD Edwards withOracle Optimized Solutions

Peter WilsonPrincipal Optimized Solutions ManagerOptimized Solutions, Systems Group, Oracle

February 5, 2015

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Agenda

Challenges and Pain Points

Oracle Optimized Solution Approach

Solution Value Add and Direction

Solution Architecture and Performance

Summary and Resources

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Customer Operations

• Meet regulatory requirements

• Drive business improvements thru access to faster, more accurate and reliable data

• Access new JDE modules such and One View Reporting (OVR) and Mobile access (MOB), cloud accessibility

• Access latest versions of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools and Apps… 9.1.x

Cost perspective

• Control JDE deployment cost

• Use ‘JDE Technology Foundation’ license bundle

• Leverage heavily to provide a tested and proven High Availability implementation

• Scalable architecture to allow ‘right-sizing’ of the deployment

• Provide performance and availability metrics

• Detailed Bill-of-Materials (BOM)

Performance and Availability

• High Availability is difficult, often beyond the capabilities of customers and partners

• Lots of options available, which is best ?

• How to contain costs within an HA environment ?

• High Availability without compromising performance

• Automated Failure Detection and Recovery

Customer Challenges for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne


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From Best in Class to Engineered SystemsTransforming the Data Center

Best in Class Products Oracle Optimized Solutions Engineered Systems


Oracle Optimized SolutionsComplete Solutions to Address a Broad Range of Customer Needs

Applications Best Infrastructure Full Stack Testing Documented Best Practices

Engineered Systems

Best-In-Class Servers and Storage

Storage

Servers

OS & Virtualization

Database

Middleware

Applications

Deployment

Tuning

Performance

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SAVE MONEY

Reduce capital and operational costs to maximize IT investments

REDUCE RISK

Ensure continued access to critical data and functions

INCREASE EFFICIENCY

Improve service levels resulting in higher employee productivity

Accelerate Your Business


Optimizations Across the Development CycleEngineered, Tested, and Proven from Apps-to-Disk

1,000s of hours of testing across the stack to reduce risk

Sizing and configuration optimizations

Load/stress tests

Performance and

scalability tests

Real world workload

tests

Patch regression

tests

Faultinjection

tests

Interoperability tests

End to endFunctional validation

Early development

tests

Identify integration

opportunities

Full Stack OptimizationsOne Engineering Team


Oracle Optimized Solutions Leadership

WebLogic Server6X better $/perf than IBM

Middleware

Data Management

Enterprise Applications

Backup and Recovery5X less cost & faster than Symantec

Enterprise Cloud Infrastructure2X lower TCO than HP/VMware and IBM Power/PowerVM

SystemsInfrastructure

Enterprise Database Cloud4X better price/performance

than IBM

Lifecycle Content Management5X better TCO than EMC Symmetrix

VMAX

SAP7X faster queries

4X faster data loading

Siebel CRM2X more business operations than

IBM

PeopleSoft11X faster, ½ the cost of IBM

Oracle E-Business Suite2X lower TCO than IBM

Tiered Storage Infrastructure71% lower cost than EMC tiered disk

Disaster Recovery for Oracle SuperClusterHighest Application Availability

Oracle Database2X faster and 36% lower TCO than

IBM

FLEXCUBE2.4x lower cost of infrastructure than

IBM Power

JD Edwards EnterpriseOneUnique HA, up to 15x faster than IBM


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The Original Release

• Excellent performance at low cost– Less than $26,000 server hardware cost– Solaris and Virtualization included at no cost

• 1200 Benchmark “Day-in-the-Life” interactive users (~350 real world users)

• 0.5 second or better response times• Up to 8500 batch jobs/hr• Up to 1.2TB Database capacity• 2RU and less than 1000Watts• ‘Lite’ Deployment documentation

Provided Extremely Competitive Price Performance


“Adopting the Oracle Optimized Solution for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne based on Oracle's SPARC T4 servers and Oracle Solaris has been a very productive exercise for Multotec. We reduced typical Sales Update processing times by 5x and cut General Ledger restatement processing in half, we reduced deployment risk and time, and lowered acquisition cost by 73% compared to our previous solution.”

Renier van RoovenEnterprise Architecture ManagerMultotec (Pty) Ltd.


“JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is the perfect fit for a manufacturing environment, as no other vendor can offer the same manufacturing capabilities. With Oracle Optimized Solution for JD Edwards, we gained a high-performance, highly available, secure, and scalable ERP platform that can support our growth and enhance our competitive edge. . We complete reporting up to 3x faster, have enhanced inventory visibility and improved management decision-making. We also have a mobility option for future business innovations”Piyush KapadiaChief Information OfficerTechNova Imaging Systems, Ltd.


Lowest CostDuplicated Hardware

Duplicated H/W and RAC DB

H/W with Clustering

Maximum Availability

HA with Automatic Recovery, full featured

no compromises

Clustered Servers and Software, Shared Storage

Clustered Servers, Shared Storage, Enterprise HASpare Capacity

HA/DR Recovery at lowest cost

Disaster Recovery and simple duplication

Clustered Database and Shared Storage

Data Protection only

Single Server with Integrated Storage

Good Performance Best Performance

Growing the Solution …The Options

Avai

labi

lity


The Next Generation

• High Availability implemented– Clustered Next Generation SPARC servers– Fast, expandable, shared storage for data/clusters– 10GbE connectivity for clusters and storage

• Oracle distilled the clustering options– Recommended Hardware technologies– Supported Operating System Technologies– Low Cost Cluster Technology Licenses– Application specific tunings

• Pricing at 2.2x non-HA deployment– Substantial performance increases

• >2000 users, <0.1 second response times• Over 10000 UBE batch jobs per hour

– Complete HA at all levels• Highly Detailed Documentation

Focusing on High Availability with Performance and Controlling Cost


Unified Network and Storage Fabric with redundant OPUS 24pOOS for JD Edwards HA configuration

10GbE Network and Storage Fabric• 2 x T5-2 Server HA cluster

• Oracle RAC DB• Oracle Zone Clusters for WebLogic, JDE EnterpriseOne

• 1 x ZFSSA 7320 for shared storage• 2 x Opus24p Switches as redundant interconnect

• Lower cost with single fabric• Simpler configuration• Higher performance• Unified storage fabric for management• Room for expansion

• Simplified, Fully Documented Deployment


High Availability JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

• Consolidate JD Edwards into a HA Cluster– simplify deployment, efficiently use infrastructure– Worst case outage recovery in under 3 minutes– Best case failures… have no impact on performance

• Better Performance– Serve more than 2,000 concurrent interactive users– Interactive Response times <0.1 seconds– >10000 UBEs/hr, concurrent with 1000 user interactive

user workloads, at 0.124 second response times– Database Capacity up to 60TB

• Faster deployment– Complete, Pre-tested and Documented Solution

HA, Lower Risk and contained Cost Simplified and Efficient

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

Oracle Virtualization& Clustering

Oracle Solaris

Oracle SPARCServers

Oracle Networking and ZFS Storage

Oracle D

atabase & W

ebLogic

See substantiation slides


Save Money


Saving Money with HA – License Cost Management

• Bundles licenses for all required components of a JD Edwards EnterpriseOne rollout– JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools– Oracle Database 11gR2 Standard Edition– Oracle WebLogic Server Standard Edition

http://www.oracle.com/us/products/consulting/053313.htm

• A Major benefit to cost conscious SMB users.…– Licensed ONLY on a per JDE user basis, not based on CPU counts and core multiplier– Multiple hardware rollouts covered for Dev, Test, QA and Live Deployment

• HA Deployment considerations– Most required HA features are available under the Standard Edition licenses– Only some additional, low ‘tunable’ cost, Oracle Solaris Cluster Licenses are required

Using the JD Edwards Technology Foundation Pack

http://www.oracle.com/us/products/consulting/053313.htm


ERP Infrastructure Targeting Cost Containment, Performance Requirements Save Money Using the Best Server for JD Edwards

$288,000

2.2xHA

AdvantageFor 500 JDE users

All Hardware andSoftware Costs included $623,500

Oracle JD Edwards targets customer needs

OracleSPARC T5-2

ClusterOracle

SPARC T4-1with Solaris

*All costs based on US List price. As of 11/2014


Reduce Risk


Solving the Top Issues

• Upgrade form old hardware, step up to High Availability– 15x faster Implementation ,days not months

– Business protected by Higher Availability

– Take advantage of new Performance and Scalability

• Latest JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Applications modules and features– Stay current with business Compliance requirements and enable new Business Flexiblility and Agility

• Fully documented Deployment, known performance– The only fully documented and proven HA solution

– Excellent performance, for both interactive and UBE batch workloads

• Reduce Datacenter Operational Cost– COA and TCO Benefits via consolidation and future proofing

– Stability and Mobility with an established roadmap to future hardware platforms and software features

Remove Business and Technical Risk


IncreaseEfficiency


Increased Productivity

• Increase availability– System availability by using HA clusters– Uses established best practices and tunings– Latest platforms bring performance and scalability

– Up to 2,000 interactive users with response times under 0.1 seconds– >10000 UBEs/hr throughput concurrently with interactive workloads

– Less than 3 Minutes Worst Case Failover Times (whole server failure)• Lower TCO and increase ROI

– Only 2.2X increase over non-HA solution over 5-year TCO – 3X lower acquisition costs than IBM equipment of similar specs– 15x faster to deploy and start returning revenue than home-grown alternatives

Extreme Availability with Performance, and Low Cost


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Detailed Software and Hardware Solution Stack• JD Edwards EntperiseOne 9.1.xApplications

• Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.6Middleware

• Oracle Database 11gR2• Oracle Real Application ClustersDatabase

• Oracle Solaris 11.1+• Oracle Solaris Cluster 4.2Operating System

• Oracle VM Server for SPARC 3.1+• Oracle Solaris ZonesVirtual Machine

• SPARC T5-2 ServerServers

• Sun ZFS ZS3-2 Storage ApplianceStorage

• Oracle Switch ES1-24 10GbE Ethernet Networking


T5-2 Compute Node 1

Database Domain

Control Dom

ainOracle Real Application

Clusters

Application Zone Host

DomainE1 Zone

WLS Zone

Zone

Zone

Zone

Zone

Solution Architecture

OVM for SPARC Domains and nested Oracle Solaris Zone Clusters

• Database Domain– High speed access to shared storage

• Application Zone Host Domain– Application and Middleware hosting using Oracle Solaris Zones

– Zone Clustering simplifies HA clustering

– Simplified management, configuration and backup

– Easy to scale and grow as additional JDE modules are required

• Primary Domain for control and management only

Configuration chosen for performance and portability, including Live Migration

Layered, Optimized Virtualization

Oracle ZS3-2 Shared Storage

T5-2 Compute Node 2

Database Domain

Control Dom

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Application Zone Host

DomainE1 Zone

WLS Zone

Zone

Zone

Zone

Zone

Oracle Solaris Zone Cluster


JDE E1 Zone Cluster

WebLogic Zone Cluster

RAC DB and Solaris Zone ClustersSPARC T5-2 Server 1 SPARC T5-2 Server 2

Shared ZS3-2 Storage Array

Oracle Solaris 11

Oracle RAC Database Cluster

Oracle Solaris 11 Primary Domain

WL Zone

Oracle Solaris 11

WL Zone

Oracle Solaris 11

Oracle Solaris 11 Primary Domain

JDE Zone

Oracle Solaris 11

JDE Zone

Oracle Solaris 11

DB Domain

Oracle Solaris 11

DB Domain

Oracle Solaris 11

10GbE Redundant Interconnect, 2 x ES1-24 Switches

Grey Outline indicates a Domain

Blue Outline indicates a Zone


Physical and Virtual Networking, Virtual Switches and Switch VLANs

SPARC T5-2 #2Primary domain

RAC_Node 20 pub0

1 pub1

2 clust0

3 clust1

4 store0

5 store1

GZ_Node 20 pub0

1 pub1

2 osc0

3 osc1

4 store0

5 store1

public_vsw0

NET0

public_vsw1

NET2

rac_vsw0NET4

rac_vsw1NET6

stor_vsw0

NET1

stor_vsw1

NET3

osc_vsw0NET5

osc_vsw1NET7

SPARC T5-2 #1Primary domainRAC_Node 1

0pub0

1pub1

2clust0

3clust1

4store0

5store1

GZ_Node 10pub0

1pub1

2 osc0

3 osc1

4store0

5store1

public_vsw0

NET0

public_vsw1

NET2

rac_vsw0 NET4

rac_vsw1 NET6

stor_vsw0

NET1

stor_vsw1

NET3

osc_vsw0 NET5

osc_vsw1 NET7

ES1-24 Switch #1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

ES1-24 Switch #2

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ZS3-2 Head 1 0ixgbe0

1ixgbe1

2ixgbe2

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Public Uplink 1

Public Uplink 2


• What are Solaris Zones– Lightweight, Zero overhead virtual Solaris

environments

• What is ‘Oracle Solaris Cluster’– Clustering technology with ‘agents’ for a wide

range of applications• (JDE, WebLogic and many more)

– Many options and possible configurations– Low cost licensing $3K per “HA” core

• What are Zone Clusters– Easy clustering of Zones– Create Resource Groups and dependencies

within the cluster model– Intelligence and Automation for failure and

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What is Oracle Solaris Zone Clustering ?

NFS Storage Mount 2Storage Resource Group

Logical Host IP Addr1Public IP Resource Group

Logical Host IP Addr2Private IP Resource Group

NFS Storage Mount 1Storage Resource Group

Zone 1

Local IP Addr1Public IP Resource Group

Local IP Addr2Private IP Resource Group

Zone 2

Local IP Addr1Public IP Resource Group

Local IP Addr2Private IP Resource Group


Interactive Response TimePerformance

• Normal requirementfor performanceis sub 0.5 secs…

• Achieving ….better than 0.1 secs


Interactive Response Time with 1000 Users and concurrent UBE loadsPerformance

• 1000 Interactive Users

• Less than 0.2 secs Response time

• While processingover 10000 UBE’s/Hr


Processor UtilizationPerformance

Less than 5% utilization for anyVirtual machine

• Headroom for customization

• Scope for consolidation

• Capacity for new functionality

• Options for cost cutting


Processor Utilization with 1000users and UBE workloadsPerformance



Memory Utilization Performance


• <8% of Platform capability

• Space for consolidation

• Options for growth

• Upgrade to In-Memory DB


Memory Utilization with 1000 users and UBE workloads Performance


Machine capacity 4x tested config


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Summary• Low Cost for the step to HA …• World Class Performance with headroom to spare…• Fully documented, making Solaris and SPARC approachable technologies• Resources available to add consolidation …

– And the HA cluster is already there, opportunities for value added consolidation– Scope for partners to add enormous value to the offering

• Next Generation migration is simple, Not a point in time solution…• Doorway to continued revenue streams through upgrades, and added

value….

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Oracle Optimized Solution for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

Next Steps Explore options, discounts and benefits with

your Oracle contact Learn more:

– www.oracle.com/optimizedsolutions– http://www.oracle.com/sparc– http://www.oracle.com/solaris

Improve RAS Contain Costs Improve Performance Improve Efficiency Enable Growth

Solution Strengths

http://www.oracle.com/optimizedsolutions

http://www.oracle.com/sparc

http://www.oracle.com/solaris



THANK YOU !


Configuration recommended for JDE

• Compute– 2x SPARC T5 16-core CPU

– 32x DDR3 DIMMs, 256GB (32 x 8GB DIMMs) of memory

• I/O and Storage– 4 x 10G-baseT ports onboard

– 4 x 10G-baseT via 2 x 2 port PCIe cards

– 6 x 600GB 2.5” SAS HDD

• Availability and Management– HW and ZFS RAID for local drives– Dual Pathed Network devices for all networks

• Virtualization and Domain sizing– License cost containment and performance flexibility

SPARC T5-2 Enterprise Server configuration


Oracle Switch ES1-24, 10 GBase-T Ethernet

H/W Features• 2 x Half-width 1RU design• 40x 10GBase-T (100Mb/1Gb/10Gb)• 4 x SFP+ ports (1Gb/10Gb)• 1+1 Redundant PSU per switch• Integrated ILOM controller

Room for expansion, low cost• 10 x 10GBase-T ports unused

S/W Features• ILOM 3.0.16 or later• Oracle SEFOS switch management• Out-of band management• L2-L3 switching• IPv4/IPv6• VLAN configuration• Active/Active LAG support• etc…


Redundant cluster recommended• ZS3-2 Storage Server• Clustered Redundant Controllers

– 4 x 1.6TB Write Flash

• 6 x 10GbE Base–TX per head– 4 x Native to the platform on ZS3-2– 2 via dual port PCIe card

• Dual 24 disk performance storage shelves– 24TB raw HDD capacity– 8 x 200GB Read Flash

Sun ZFS Storage Appliance




Substantiation Slides

Priced Configurations – 62% less cost of IBM POWER7• Oracle T4-1, configuration : 1 x 2.85GHz T4 processor, 64GB RAM, 8 x 300GB SAS2 HDD’s, 1 x SAS2 RAID BBWC HBA, Total = $25,297.00. List pricing available at

oracle.com, valid as of 1/6/2013.• IBM - Power 720 Express : IBM Power 720 Central Electronics Complex (CEC) enclosure (houses the system processors, memory, disk drives, media bays, I/O

slots, and associated components), 1 x 3.0GHz POWER7 processor module (1 chip, 6 cores) w/24MB L3 cache, 1 x One Processor Activation for Processor Feature #8351, 8 x 8GB (2 x 4GB) Memory DIMMs 1066MHz DDR3 DRAM, 2 x EXP24S Generation 2 Expansion Drawer (24 x 2.5" SAS hot swap disk bays), 1 x Storage Backplane - 6 SFF Bays/ SATA DVD/HH Tape, 2 x 300GB SAS 10,000rpm 2.5" hot-swap disk drive (AIX/Linux only), 48 x 300GB SAS 10,000rpm 2.5" hot-swap disk drive (AIX/Linux only - for use with #5887), 1 x SATA slimline DVD-RAM drive, 2 x System AC Power Supply, 1725 W, 1 x IBM i 7.1 (w/1 year SWMA) - Power 720 6/8-core, per processor, Total for IBM - Power 720 Express = $78,586.00 . Pricing available at ibm.com, valid as of 10/3/2011.

• Priced Configurations (All prices US list, no discounts applied, Deployment server not included (estimates where information unavailable)Best response time – up to 3.5x faster interactive queries than IBM POWER7; Processor utilization measurements• Comparisons is based on average response time of 0.270 seconds measured by Oracle and published here (p.13): and average response time of sub-second

measured by IBM and published here, IBM states “Sub-second” response time, understood to indicate response times not exceeding 1 second. Processor utilization rates are in the same reports: 26% for T4-1, 75.2% for Power 720 with 1200 users.

Potential for growth or consolidation of other applications• Based on comparison between SPARC T4-1 and IBM Power 720 Express servers each supporting 1200 interactive JD Edwards users. At 1200 users, T4-1 I/O

utilization averages 60%, peaks of 100% capacity are seen. Requires consideration during further consolidation testing. Highest Density – 4X less footprint than IBM POWER7• Oracle footprint - 2U. IBM footprint - 8U. IBM configuration: IBM Power 720 Express server(4U).two EXP24S Generation 2 Expansion Drawers (2U each).

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Oracle Optimized Solution for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne IBM Power 720 Express configuration IBM pricing source: http://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/rep_ca/5/897/ENUS111-065/ENUS-111-065-List_prices_2011_04_12.PDF

Oracle T4-1 configuration – Oracle List Price (USD)

Part Code Description Quantity Unit Price(USD) Total Price (USD)

8202-E2B IBM Power 720 Central Electronics Complex (CEC) enclosure 1 338 338

8202-8351 3.0GHZ POWER7 processor module (1 chip, 6 cores)w/24MB L3 Cache 1 1200 1200

8202-8361 One Processor Activation for Processor Feature #8351 1 935 9358202-4526 8GB(2x4GB) Memory DIMMs 1066MHz DDR3 DRAM 8 1065 85208202-5618 Storage Backplane-6 SFF Bays/SATA DVD/HH Tape 1 799 7998202-1885 300GB SAS 10,000rpm 2.5” hotswap disk drive (AIX/Linux only) 2 798 15968202-5877 EXP24S Generation 2 Expansion Drawer (24 x 2.5” SAS host-swap disk bays) 2 5400 10800

8202-1925 300GB SAS 10,000rpm 2.5” hotswap disk drive(for use with #5887) 48 798 383048202-5762 SATA Slimline DVD-RAM drive 1 299 2998202-5603 System AC Power Supply, 1725W 2 400 8005770-SSA-1550 IBM i7.1 (w/1 year SWMA) – Power 720 6/8-core, per processor 1 14995

Total 78586


7105432 SPARC T4-1 server with 1 SPARC T4 8-core 2.85 GHz Processor 1 19148 191487104196 One 8GB DDR3-1066 Registered DIMMS 8 280 2240SE6Y3G12Z One 300GB 10000rpm 2.5” SAS-2 HDD 8 345 2760SG-SAS6-R-INT-Z Sun Storage 6Gb SAS PCIe RAID HBA, Internal 8-port and 512MB Cache 1 1079 1079

SE3Y4A11Z SAS cable kit for installation of internal RAID card 1 12 12SR-JUMP-1MC13 Power Cord for Sun Rack II – 1M, C13 2 29 58

Total 25,297

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Oracle Optimized Solution for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Optional requirement, Oracle X5-2 JDE Deployment Server configuration – Oracle List Price (USD)


7110316 Sun Server X5-2 : model family chassis 1 0 06331A-N 2.5” f HDD filler panel 6 0 07110349 1 intel Xeon E5-2630 v3 8-core 2.4GHz processor 1 1,120 1,1207110350 Heatsink 1 32 327110352 One 8GB DDR4-2133 DIMM 2 232 4647105213 One 600GB 10000rpm 2.5” SAS-2 HDD 1 615 1,2307110337 Oracle Seever X5-2 : 1U base chassis 1 3,556 3,556

7102748 PCIe Filler panel 3 2 6SR-JUMP-1MC13 Power Cord 2 29 587110360 OAS 8GB USB Stick 1 28 287110339 Eight 2.5” drive slots, 1 DVD –RW 1 454 4547110358 DCD-RW drive 1 102 1027110624 Singel Processor cover kit for 1U 1 8 8

TOTAL 7,058.00


Oracle Optimized Solution for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne High Availability Simplified Bill of Materials (Large Size config) Oracle List Price (USD)

Part Code Description QuantitySMALL

QuantityMEDIUM

QuantityLARGE

Unit Price(USD) Total Price (USD)SMALL

Total Price (USD)MEDIUM

Total Price (USD)LARGE

7104208 SPARC T5-2 server :model family (Dual T5 Processor)

-- 2 2 57,856 115,712.00 115,712.00

SPARC T5-2 server :model family (Single T5 Processor)

2 - - 39,040 78.080.00

L90617 Oracle Solaris Cluster Enterprrise Edition 8 16 16 3,000 24,000.00 48,000.00 48,000.00

7105436 Oracle Switch ES1-24 2 2 2 13,938 27,876.00 27,876.00 27,876.00

7106195 Oracle ZFS Storage ZS3-2 appliance 11 1 1 118,916 66,104.00 79,256.00 118,916.00

L34648 Oracle Technology Foundation for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne appliaction user perpetual

1 1 1 525 525 525 525

7110316 Oracle Server X5-2: model family - 1 1 7,058 0 7,058.00 7,058.00

Hardware Total 196,585 278,427 318,087.00

1 Year Support 25,927.20 38,263.74 43,022.94

Inc. Support Total 222,512.20 316,690.74 361,109.94

*US List price correct at time of writing 2-2-14Available as WebQuote # 1788083

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