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IBM Systems & Technology Group

Technical Conference14 – 18 April, 2008, Sevilla, Spain

© 2007

Virtualize your DataCenterOracle MAA on IBM System z running Linux

21th Annual International zSeries Oracle SIG

AuthorsOracle/IBM Joint Solutions Center

[email protected]

SpeakerPaul BramyOracle Corp.

[email protected]

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Agenda

The Oracle/IBM Joint Solutions Center

Foundation of Oracle MAA on IBM System z running Linux

What Customers are expecting from us today?– Architecture

– Added-Values

Q&A

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The IBM and Oracle relationship

Sustaining partnershipOracle 21 years, PeopleSoft 19 years, JD Edwards 30 years, Siebel 9 years

Oracle is an IBM “Integrated Account”Oracle and IBM are “top tier” strategic partners

Over 17,000 joint applications customers worldwideHardware and software support

Vibrant technology relationshipDedicated International Competency Centers Investment in skills and resources

Market-leading services practiceIBM GBS is Oracle’s #1 SI partner 9,000 skilled professionals, 5,000 dedicated to Oracle

World-class industry solutionsBanking, Life Sciences, Social Services, Retail…

Integrated customer support processDedicated on-site resourcesSignificant program investments

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The Market is Shifting to LinuxEnterprise Application Spending on Linux is Rising

Linux v Mainframe Opportunity for CRM, ERM, Ops, SCM

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1,000.0

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2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Mainframe

Linux

Source: IDC 2007*ERM=ERP**Mainframe = zOS/MVS since IDC does not track Linux on Mainframe

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Market Trend: Mainframe Customer Shift to zLinux

Strong interest in System z and Linux64% large and 46% midsized companies use/plan to use zLinux in next 12 months25% of all System z customers utilize zLinux today 50% of the top 100 System z customers utilize zLinux today 52% expect to use virtualizationcapabilities in the next two years

(Source: IBM)

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prod uct ion sys tems in p lace current ly imp lementing sys tems current ly p ilo t ing p lan to within 12 monthsNo interes t at this t ime

Percentage of System z s ites who run Linux on Mainframes or plan to within 12 months

IBM Customer S urvey in 2H06 and 1H07

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Oracle on System z – 1500 customers

1500 Oracle Customers on z Worldwide

(Linux Up 40% in 2007)

50% Linux 50% zOS in EMEA

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Investments in Oracle on zLinux Started in 2002

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1998 First

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Launch of Unbreakable

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2004 Oracle 10g on Linux:

Foundation for Enterprise Grid

9,000 Person Development Team

Development Systems

Single Use Production Deployments

2005 Oracle On Demand Adopts 64-Bit Linux

Data Warehouse

2006 Oracle Validated Configurations

Oracle DBOn

System z Linux2002

Oracle FMWOn

System z Linux2006

Oracle EBS & PeopleSoftSystem z Linux

Data Hub2006

RAC Oracle9i &Siebel

on z Linux2003

General Purpose ERP/CRM

Oracle on System z running Linux Shipped

Linux

Now

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Oracle solutions on IBM System z for Linux

(* Target Availability )

Linux on System z

Oracle Database

FusionMiddleware

Applications

Enterprise Manager

Data SolutionsOracle Database Enterprise Edition 10gR2 64-bitOracle Database Standard Edition 10gR2 64-bitOracle Database Client 10gR2 64-bitOracle Warehouse Builder 10gR2 64-bitOracle Business Intelligence EE (Split Tier) 10gR2 64-bit

Middleware SolutionsOracle Application Server 10g (10.1.3.1.0)Oracle Containers for J2EE (OC4J) 10g (10.1.2.0.2)Oracle Top Link 10g (10.1.3.1.0)Oracle AS Metadata Repository Creation Assistant 10g (10.1.2.0.3)

Management SolutionsOracle Clusterware (for Real Applications Clusters) 10gR2 64-bitConfiguration Manager (OCM) 10.2.6.0.0

Integration SolutionsOracle Transparent Gateway for DRDA 10gR2 64-bit

Application SolutionsOracle Peoplesoft Enterprise* (Split Tier) 8.49Oracle Siebel* (Split Tier) 8Oracle eBusiness Suite (Split Tier) 11

Industry Solutionsi-Flex* FlexCube

*also available for zOS or planned for zOS

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“.. Linux-enabled Oracle workloads on the IFL strengthens the focus and commitment of both IBM and Oracle on enterprise Linux/IBM System z... ” – IDC

“FLEXCUBE solution for core banking on IBM system z mainframes runs on Linux with Oracle infrastructure...”– CXOtoday.com

New Cooperation Between Oracle/IBM System z on Linux

Oracle and IBM increase investments to support customers who prefer

Oracle on z Linux

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“Our customers are rapidly adopting server virtualization and grid computing as a way to save space, energy and other costs. Oracle sees a growing number who are incorporating Oracle software on System z Linux virtual servers as part of that strategy," says Robert Shimp, Oracle vice president, Global Technology Business Unit. "With this announcement the IBM System z10 becomes an even more attractive platform for deploying Oracle Database, Oracle Fusion Middleware and the Oracle E-Business Suite.“

Robert Shimp, Oracle vice president, Global Technology Business Unit.

IBM System z10 EC to the Oracle Grid

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New Investment: Virtualize the Data CenterWith Oracle and IBM System z on Linux

Objective – Align Virtualization Strategies-Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture-Oracle Application Integration Architecture-IBM System z Virtual Linux Servers

http://www-03.ibm.com/solutions/businesssolutions/oracle/doc/content/landingdtw/3065120128.html

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ModularX-Architecture™

Commodity-based Servers

PowerPerformance

POWER-based Servers

MainframeZero Downtime

Servers

StorageIBM Storage

Solutions

10 years of shared experience

Built for you

What is the JSC? …Created in 1998, JSC is a presales support team, permanently staffed by IT Specialist & Architects from Oracle & IBM.

What is its goal? ….To contribute to the successful delivery of Oracle/IBM JointInfrastructure solutions.

Where? ……………... Inside PSSC, the IBM’s European Benchmarking and Supportcenter, in Montpellier, France.

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New recruits 2008Existing Staff

IBM & Oracle Team LeadersBenchmark Qualification & support

AIX, System p - RAC Database, Siebel, OBI, EBS, OOWI«Linux focused» and «Fusion ready»Oracle VM

System p & System x & System z IT specialists & architects

IBMManagement Support

OracleManagement Support

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Infrastructure Technical Pre Sales Assistance through the whole project/sales cycle

WHAT JSC can do for youHelp you to SupportSupport your choice: Briefings & Conferences (50 a year)

Help you to BuildBuild: Architecture, Design, Sizing Assistance (200-250 a year)

Help you to DemonstrateDemonstrate: Proof-of-Concept, Benchmarks Assistance (50 a year)

Help you to DeliverDeliver: Implementation, Publications & Hands-on Workshops (15 a year)

Which Products & Solutions are JSC covering?on IBM Power, Modular & since October 2006 System z

Oracle Technologies (Databases & Fusion Middleware) Oracle Applications (EBS, Siebel and OBI) Hub towards other Oracle and IBM teams around PeopleSoft, BRM, iFlex, JDE

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5 Workshops• Oracle Solutions on IBM System z running Linux for CSI• Implementing 11g R1 RAC on System p running AIX5L in Moscow & Geneva • 1st WW Implementing Oracle 11g/RAC for Siebel on System p running AIX5L in

Montpellier• 1st WW Oracle MAA Solutions on System z running Linux bootcamp in Montpellier

2 new Cookbooks• Implementing 11g R1 RAC on System p running AIX5L with ASM• Implementing 10g R2 RAC on System z running Linux (SLES10) with NTC

5 Major Projects• Design workshops – Oracle MAA on Power for APAC and EMEA customers….• EBS 12 AR for Telco on IBM Power Benchmark (Generic Benchmark) • EBS 12 on Power running AIX for Swiss Customer – Architecture & pLite coming• Large European Bank Infrastructure Simplification on System z running Linux –

Architecture & zLite and PoC coming • European Telco – Oracle 16 Nodes 11g RAC on Blades with Infiniband benchmark.

The Oracle/IBM Joint Solutions Center main activities (YTD)

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New Investment - zLITE – Rapid access to virtual Oracle/IBM resources

Purpose: Proof of ConceptValidation of new System z solutions Validation of new Oracle releasesValidation of new System z features usageValidation of customer applications before a benchmark.

Terms1 to 4 weeksPlatform (remotely through Open VPN)Oracle AS on one Linux guest + Oracle RAC on 2 guest Linux (cluster), 4GB and 4CP per guest

SupportFirst level support provided by IBM tech center staffSecond level support from System z Benchmark Center and the Oracle/IBM Joint Solution Center

hipersocket

Oracle SOA

J2EE engine

http ServerASMASM

RAC

Linux guestSLES 9 4CPs shared 4GB Mem



Linux migration to SLES 10 in progress

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Oracle and System z on Linux

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Oracle solutions on IBM System z for Linux

(* Target Availability )

Linux on System z

Oracle Database

FusionMiddleware

Applications

Enterprise Manager

Data SolutionsOracle Database Enterprise Edition 10gR2 64-bitOracle Database Standard Edition 10gR2 64-bitOracle Database Client 10gR2 64-bitOracle Warehouse Builder 10gR2 64-bitOracle Business Intelligence EE (Split Tier) 10gR2 64-bit

Middleware SolutionsOracle Application Server 10g (10.1.3.1.0)Oracle Containers for J2EE (OC4J) 10g (10.1.2.0.2)Oracle Top Link 10g (10.1.3.1.0)Oracle AS Metadata Repository Creation Assistant 10g (10.1.2.0.3)

Management SolutionsOracle Clusterware (for Real Applications Clusters) 10gR2 64-bitConfiguration Manager (OCM) 10.2.6.0.0

Integration SolutionsOracle Transparent Gateway for DRDA 10gR2 64-bit

Application SolutionsOracle Peoplesoft Enterprise* (Split Tier) 8.49Oracle Siebel* (Split Tier) 8Oracle eBusiness Suite (Split Tier) 11

Industry Solutionsi-Flex* FlexCube

*also available for zOS or planned for zOS

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Oracle solutions on IBM System z for LinuxThe Virtual Enterprise Solution

*AIA – Oracle Application Integration Architecture

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Business Solutions

Middleware Application Server Clusters

ISVsIndustry Solutions Legacy Financial Services Retail Public Sector Others..

Database Real Application Clusters

OS

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Oracle solutions on IBM System z for LinuxVirtualize your System z Server running Enterprise Solution

4 IFLs

IBM System z

Memory

hypersockets

3 IFL10 GB Mem

1 IFL6 GB Mem LPAR 1 - Test LPAR 2 - Prod

z/VM 2z/VM 1Vswitch 1

Virtual disks Vswitch 2

1 CPU 1 GB Mem

Up to 3 CPU 8 GB Mem

… PROD Project 1

Vlan1

TEST Project 1

Vlan1

Apps Apps

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Virtualization on IBM mainframes has a long history of software andhardware innovations.

1960s 1972 1980 1981 1988 1995 2007

CP-67

VM/370

VM/SP

VM/HPO

VM/XA

VM/ESA

z/VM V5

S/360

S/370

SMP

64 MB Real

31-Bit

ESA

64-Bit

REXX Interpreter

Virtual Machine Resource Manager

Virtual Disks in Storage

CMS Pipelines

Accounting FacilityAbsolute | Relative SHARE

Discontiguous Saved Segments

Instruction TRACE

LPAR HypervisorAdapter Interruption Pass-Through

Multiple Logical Channel Subsystems (LCSS)

Open Systems Adapter (OSA) Network Switching

Zone Relocation

Control Program Hypervisor

Dynamic Address Translation (DAT)

Diagnose Hypervisor Interface

Conversational Monitor System (CMS)Inter-User Communication Vehicle (IUCV)

Program Event Recording (PER)Translation Look-Aside Buffer (TLB)

Programmable Operator (PROP)

Dedicated I/O ProcessorsVM Assist Microcode

Start Interpretive Execution (SIE)

Named Saved Systems

Guest LANs

I/O Priority Queuing

Virtual Switch

Minidisk Cache

Set Observer

Performance Toolkit

SIE on SIE

Expanded Storage Multiple Image Facility (MIF)

Large SMP

HiperSockets

Integrated Facility for Linux

Host Page-Management Assist

QDIO Enhanced Buffer State Mgmt

Automated Shutdown

Dynamic Virtual Machine Timeout

HyperSwap

N_Port ID Virtualization (NPIV)

Oracle solutions on IBM System z for LinuxIBM System z and z/VM Continuous Innovation

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Oracle solutions on IBM System z for LinuxMultidimensional virtualization (Application, Hypervisor and Hardware )

Application support layer– Open, reliable operating system– Virtual server awareness infrastructure– Enterprise applications

Hypervisor layer (z/VM)– Shared-memory based virtualization model– Highly granular resource sharing and simulation– Flexible virtual networking– Resource control and accounting– Server operation continuity (failover)– Server maintenance tools and utilities

Hardware layer– Legendary reliability, scalability, availability, security– Logical partitioning (LPAR)– Processor and peripheral sharing– Inter-partition communication– Virtualization support at the hardware instruction level

Application Layer

Hypervisor Layer

Hardware Layer

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Oracle solutions on IBM System z for LinuxProvision VMs with a mix of real and virtual resources

LPAR

z/VM

Linux

Memory

I/O and Network

Linux

RealResources

CPU

VirtualResources

Linux

Configure virtual machineswith z/VM-unique facilities

Up to 256 channel paths

Add virtual CPUsnon-disruptively (up to 64)

Up to 256 GB*

Up to 32 CPUs*

Simulate resourcesnot in the LPAR

Optimize virtual servers withdedicated real resources

More than 1 TB* (aggregate)

* z/VM V5.3 maximums

Linux

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Infrastrucutre department

Provides the first bulding blocks including Linux

distributions with rpms Oracle ASM and

database binaries withall Oracle patches

related

Development department

Receives the OS building blocks and

add automatically the Database structure

and appropriate customizations

Oracle solutions on IBM System z for LinuxProvision and Virtualize your Oracle project environments

Dev department

Phase III+

CustomizedDatabaseSchema

Phase IV+

Pre-ProdDatabaseSchema

Project department

Phase VI+

TrianingDatabase

Phase VI+

TESTDatabase

Production Departmentreceives the

development image

Including all certifiied layouts

( Linux, Oracle binaries, database

structures and customizations )

PROD department

Phase V+

ProductionDatabase

And Datas

Project department

Receives a copy of the production

environment for training and Test

Purpose.

Infrastructure department

Phase ILinux

DatabaseBinaries

Phase II+

Initial Database

Setup

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Oracle solutions on IBM System z for LinuxStantardize, Provision and Virtualize your Oracle project environments

Fast Secure and easy

Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase IV

Project

Database designDatabase schema

User responsabilitiesData protection

…/…

ProjectImage

project Layer

z/VM Memory,

ProcessorsNetwork

DisksSecurity

…/…

z/VMImage

Z/VM Layer

Linux Linux distribution

Linux configurationRPM

OS User privilèges…/…

OSimage

Linux Layer

Oracle

Oracle productsOracle setupsOracle patches

Database security…/…

OracleImage

Oracle Layer

CustomizedBuilding

Block

CustomizedBuilding

Block

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project Layer

Oracle Layer

Linux Layer

Z/VM Layer

project Layer

Oracle Layer

Linux Layer

Z/VM Layer

Oracle solutions on IBM System z for LinuxStantardize, Provision and Virtualize your Oracle projects in three steps

Step 1: Build an image.

Create your initial building block.

Step 2: Prepare the cloning.

Define your resources and your customizations.

Step 3: Create your new virtualized project machine

Run the cloning process.

project Layer

Oracle Layer

Linux Layer

Z/VM Layer

One Source N Templates N new virtualized machinesN customizations

project Layer

Oracle Layer

Linux Layer

Z/VM Layer

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Oracle solutions on IBM System z for LinuxDeliver a new Oracle environment in few minutes

Step 1: Verify your source.

Validate your resources (z/VM), Check your OS parameters and Oracle level ( Linux)

Step 2: Prepare your cloning.

Define your resources and your customizations

– Hostname, IP address, ASM configuration, Database creation, Oracle Agent installation, etc..

Step 3: Run the cloning Process

“ The cloning process is based on a project called “Audelium” developed by

the IBM New Technology Center team part of the IBM PSSC center”

“Audelium” is based on z/VM virtualization and linux facilities.

Step 4: Verify the cloning

Navigate in your environment through Oracle Grid Console.

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Oracle solutions on IBM System z for LinuxDeliver a new Oracle environment in few minutes

Example : Leverage an IBM project called “Audelium” -

z/VM Hypervisor

MASTER LINUX

HTTP

Audelium-Control

…Prj1

REF

clones

CLONERAudelium

execsDirMaint

VM Batch / AudelBatch

WEB BROWSER

Prj2 Prj3 Prj4

SUPPORT

REF

clones

REF

clones

REF

clones

DDR / FlashCopy

SSHconsole

VideoSource : IBM New Technology Center team part of the IBM PSSC center

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SingleDatabases

Z/VM

SingleInstance

DB01

CRS

+ASM

IFL

Memory

OSA

Z/V

M

LPAR

CRS

+ASM

RACDatabase

Z/VM

RACInstance

rac01

CRS

+ASM

IFL

Memory

OSA

Z/V

M

LPAR

CRS

+ASM

SingleInstance

DB01

RACinstanceRAC01

+ASM

DGDatabase

SingleDataguard

DG01Dataguard

Oracle Grid Control Oracle Grid AgentOracle Grid Agent

z/VMControls Virtualised Secure access to secure shared resources

z/VMControls Virtualised Secure access to secure shared resources

Database and Application TiersSystem x, System p

Database and/or application TiersSystem z running LINUX

LinuxLinuxOracle Database features Oracle Automatic

Management ( ASM) Oracle Automatic

Management ( ASM) Oracle Clusterware

( CRS ) Oracle Real Application Cluster

( RAC ) Oracle Real Application Cluster

( RAC ) Oracle Data Guard

( DG )

Oracle MAA on System z running Linux Virtualize, Optimize, Automate your Data Center

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Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA)Maximum Availability = Unbreakable Architecture + Best Practices

Oracle's best practices blueprint based on proven Oracle high availability technologies and recommendations

Technology + Configuration + Operational Practices

Applications, Enterprise Manager, Application Server, Collaboration Suite and Database

– Constantly validated and enhanced as new products and features become available

– Focused on reducing unplanned and planned downtime

Papers published to the Oracle Technology Network (OTN)• http://www.oracle.com/technology/deploy/availability/htdocs/maa.htm

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Oracle MAA on System z running Linux Oracle Database MAA features

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IBM System z servers

IBM z/VM

Linux distributions

Linux File Systems

Oracle Database features

Oracle Grid Control

Not optimized (Storage, tuning)Not securedComplexe to manage

Oracle MAA on System z running Linux Virtualize, Optimize, Automate and Protect Oracle environments

Z/VM

SingleInstance

DB01

IFL

Memory

OSA

Z/V

M

LPAR

VIP01 VIP02

SingleInstanc

eDB01

SingleInstance

DB02

DB objectsTablespace

FileSystems

LVs

Virtual Disks

Files

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Oracle MAA on System z running Linux Automated Storage Management ( ASM )

ASM

0010 00100010 0010

Raw Disk Groups LVs

FileSystems

Files Tablespace

Tables

Non ASM

Eliminates need for conventional file system and volume manager

ASM extends SAME (Stripe and Mirror Everything)

Improved performance, scalability, and reliability

ASM is Oracle’s integrated clusterwareCapacity on demand

– Add/drop disks online

Automatic I/O load balancing– Stripes data across disks to balance load

– Best I/O throughput

– Automatic mirroring and stripping

Easy to manage

Can only host datafiles, not binaries

Disk group

Oracle DB Instance

ASM Instance

Disk 3

Disk 2

Disk 1

Disk 3

Disk 2

Disk 1

Before ASM With ASM

Provisioning storage when you need it… and save money

Conventional wisdom

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Applications

Services Framework

Cluster Control/Recovery APIs

Automatic Storage Management

Messaging and Locking

Membership

Connectivity

DatabaseOracle Clusterware is a complete cluster software solution

Including advanced functionality:

– Failure Notification (FaN)

– Support for 3rd party cluster software

– HA-API for all kind of applications

– Fully integrated with Oracle RAC

Low cost and flexibility:

– No need to purchase additional software

– Easy to install & to manage

– Supports 100 nodes on all OS’ certified for Oracle RAC

– Single-vendor support

Oracle MAA on System z running Linux Oracle Clusterware ( CRS )

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Man

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PIs

Hardware/OS Kernel

RAC APPS

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Cluster Synchronisation Services (CSS)Basis for Inter-process & -node-operations, Node Monitoring & Membership

Hardware / Operating System Kernel

Cluster Ready Services (CRS)HA Framework

Virtual IP addresses Instances Processes

140.84.20.05 ORA-VIP140.84.20.04 ORA-VIP

140.84.20.06 ORA-VIP

SQL Cache

Large Pool

Buffer Cache

Java Pool

SGA Pool

SQL Cache

Large Pool

Buffer Cache

Java Pool

SGA Pool

ONS

140.84.20.02 APP-VIP140.84.20.01 APP-VIP

140.84.20.03 APP-VIP

Oracle MAA on System z running Linux Oracle Clusterware architecture

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IBM z/VM

Linux distributions

Oracle Database features

Oracle Grid Control

Oracle Clusterware to secure your single database. Oracle ASM used as a Cluster Logical Volume Manager.

Oracle MAA on System z running Linux Optimize and protect your environment with ASM and CRS

Disk Group DB 01

Shared Flash Recovery Aera

Disk Group DB 02

ASM

Z/VM

SingleInstance

DB01

CRS

+ASM

IFL

Memory

OSA

Z/V

M

LPAR

hipersocket

VIP01

Voting

OCR

CRS

+ASM

VIP02

Failoverconfiguration

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Disk Group DB 01


Disk Group DB 02

ASM

Z/VM

SingleInstan

ceDB01

CRS

+ASM

IFL

Memory

OSAZ

/VM

LPAR

hipersocket

VIP01

Voting

OCR

SingleInstan

ceDB02

CRS

+ASM

VIP02

Mutual failoverconfiguration


IBM z/VM

Linux distributions

Oracle Clusterware

Oracle ASM (Automatic Storage Management)

Oracle Grid Control

Multiple Database TakeOver

Oracle MAA on System z running Linux Optimize and Protect your databases with ASM and CRS

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SingleInstance

DB02

CRS

+ASM

Disk Group DB 01


Disk Group DB 02

ASM

Z/VM

SingleInstance

DB01

CRS

+ASM

IFL

Memory

OSA

Z/V

M

LPAR

hipersocket

VIP01

Voting OCR

Physicalresources

VIP02GRIDAgent

GRIDAgent

Oracle MAA on System z running Linux Virtualize, Optimize, Automate your environment with ASM, CRS and z/VM

VIP03

CRS

+ASM

GRIDAgent

SingleInstance

DB01

SingleInstance

DB01

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Oracle MAA on System z running LinuxOracle Real Application Cluster (RAC)

Oracle RAC on an IBM system z“Virtualized Machines”

“Extended” Oracle RAC on IBM System z servers

Oracle RAC in a LPAR

z/VM

RAC

z/VM z/VM

RAC

……

z/VM z/VM

RAC

Application and datacenter Scalability

Availability

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ASM

Z/VM

RACInstanceRAC01

CRS

+ASM

IFL

Memory

OSA

LPAR

hypersocket

VIP01

Voting OCR

Physicalresources

RACInstanceRAC02

CRS

+ASM

VIP02

RAC – Cache Fusion

• Scalability– Add additional Instance as your workload grows

• Availability– Active-Active solution– Only fractional capacity lost when a node in the cluster fails

• Performance– Query parallelization across nodes in the cluster

• Workload Distribution– Automatic servers-side load balancing

• Manageability – Reduce Database downtime during maintenance phases

Oracle MAA on System z running Linux Improve high-availability of Linux/Oracle environment with Oracle RAC

Single Server – Single LPAR Multiple Linux Guests

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ASM

Z/VM

RACInstanceRAC01

CRS

+ASM

IFL

Memory

OSA

LPAR

hypersocket

VIP01

Voting

OCR

Physicalresources

VIP02


Z/VM

Z/V

M

RACInstanceRAC02

CRS

+ASM

Physicalresources

IFL

Memory

OSA

LPAR

Oracle MAA on System z running Linux Improve high-availability of Linux/Oracle environment with Oracle RAC

Single ServerMultiple LPARs

Multiple Linux Guests

RACInstanceRAC03

CRS

+ASM

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Oracle MAA on System z running Linux Extended RAC architecture– CAMPUS implementation

Multiple SitesMultiple ServersMultiple LPARs

Multiple Linux Guests

ASM

Z/VM

RACInstan

ceRAC0

1

CRS

+ASM

LPAR

VIP01

Voting OCR

VIP02


Z/VM

Z/V

M

RACInstanceRAC02

CRS

+ASM

LPAR

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Oracle MAA on System z running Linux Oracle Dataguard ( Physical and Logical models)

• Scalability– Add additional Instance as your workload grows

• Availability– Active-Active solution– Only fractional capacity lost when a node in the cluster fails

• Workload Distribution & Performance– Automatic servers-side load balancing & Query parallelization

• Manageability

• Disaster Recovery

• Failover and Switchover Capabilities

• Flexibility in data protection

• Safeguard against data corruptions and users errors

• Centralized and simple management

ASM

RACInstanceRAC01

CRS

+ASM

Interconnect

VIP01

RACInstanceRAC02

CRS

+ASM

VIP02


Services

Cluste-rware

DatabaseInstances

StorageManagement

Redo Apply

Logical Standby Database

SQLApplyRedo to SQL

Transform

Physical Standby Database

Broker

Data Center A

Data Center B

Data Center C

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ASM

Z/VM

RACInstanceRAC01

CRS

+ASM Z

/VM

LPAR

hypersocket

VIP01

Voting

OCR

RACInstance

RAC02

CRS

+ASM

VIP02

RAC –Cache Fusion

ASM

Z/VM

DGInstance

DG01

CRS

+ASM Z

/VM

LPAR

Broker

Oracle MAA on System z running Linux Oracle Dataguard ( Physical and Logical models)

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Our customers are already « Building Up »…

Business Logic Protection

Integrate existing z/OS applications through Oracle Integration tools (OAM for CICS)

Middleware integration

Infrastructure Modernization

Customer opportunity type 4Oracle Solutions integrated to z/OS legacy System

Simplify global infrastructure on IBM System z with Oracle Solutions

Infrastructure Simplification to reduce Complexity & increase resources utilization.

Standardize your Database pool, Oracle & MS SQL, to simplify your management.

Customer opportunity type 1Infrastructure Simplification

Increase your footprint with System z

Application based on Oracle 10g Database & 10g AS + SOA can be fully implemented on

System z running Linux

More and more ISV evaluate their application on System z running Linux

Customer opportunity type 2New Workloads on System z - Linux

Customer opportunity type 3Oracle Applications on System z - Linux

Leverage your expertise for your core Oracle Applications

Oracle iFlex -> Full System z architecture

Oracle EBS, PeopleSoft, Siebel -> Split Tier

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ASMZ/VM

CRS

+ASM

IFL

Memory

OSA

Z/V

M

LPARS

Physicalresources

GRIDAgent

GRIDAgent

CRS

+ASM

CRS

+ASM

GRIDAgent

GRIDAgent

CRS

RACInstance

DB01

RACInstance

DB01

SingleInstanceERP01

CRS

+ASM

CRS

+ASM

GRIDAgent

GRIDAgent

DataguardInstance

DB01Instance

DB01

ASM

Infrastructure SimplificationPerfect Roadmap to Oracle MAA on System z running Linux

Multiple ServersMultiple ApplicationsMultiple OSMultiple Databases… / …

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Infrastructure Simplification Oracle and IBM Technologies & Value Proposition

System z qualities of service Increased Security at Infrastructure & Application layersIntegrated Centralized/Simplified Administration (GDPS, RapidProvisioning of new environment, Isolation of environments…)Optimized Resource UtilizationData and Information availability – Oracle Database features,– Oracle ASM, – Oracle Clusterware ( CRS ), – Oracle Dataguard,– Oracle Grid Control…

to build reliable and flexible solutions.

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New Workloads on System zHome made Application based on Oracle Database and third tier application tier

Other partitions

z/VMIFL Memory

hipersocket

I/OOSA

ASM

.NET

IBM System z9

Windows

X3850 M2

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New Workloads on System zApplication based on Oracle Application Server & Oracle Database

Other partitions

IFL Memory

hipersocket

I/OOSA

Oracle Forms

Oracle Reportshttp Server

ASM

IBM System z9

LPAR2LPAR1

Dedicated resources

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New Workloads on System zOracle and IBM Technologies & Value Proposition

IBM System z RAS

LPARs

zVM Virtualization & Provisioning

64 Bits capabilities (System z, Linux, Oracle)

All Oracle Database Features

– Partitioning / Compression

– Advanced Secured Option / Data vaultASM for simplified manageability

Scalability, Performance, Centralized Administration

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Oracle Applications on System zSiebel and Oracle EBS 11i implementations

Full end-to-end Linux environmentOptimized and secured Application Database Servers Secured and separated Networks ( SOA, APPS, Public, etc.)Integrated and Secured Identity management processesCentralized Single Sign On.Centralized Oracle SOA/BPEL/AIA architectures

z/VM

IFLs

IBM System z

z/OS

RACF OID EBS 11iDBs

SiebelDBs

OracleSOA

EBS 11iAPPS

Siebel; APPS

IBM Blade Center

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Multiple Data sources

Multiple RDBMS Vendors

Multiple IBM Systems Take advantage of System z features:

– Logical partitioning– Dynamic Resources Allocation

according to workload

BI presentation and repository

Oracle Applications on System zOracle OBI EE implementation

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Oracle Applications on System zOracle and IBM Technologies & Value Proposition

Oracle Portfolio available on System z running Linux– Split Tier for PeopleSoft, Siebel, EBS– Full System z for iFlex

Oracle Fusion Middleware available natively on System z running Linux

SOA Integration with both IBM’s & Oracle’s solutions.

Leverage System z I/O Subsystem for I/O intensive workloads.

Reduce complexity and simplify maintenance tasks ( provisioning, Grid Control intergration, etc..)

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Linux/System z middleware integrationOracle 10g AS – IBM Websphere – JAVA integration

IBM System z9

z/OS

ASM

z/VM

CICSApache

J2EE

JAVA

Oracle

10g

AS

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Oracle Solutions integrated to z/OSOracle Access Manager implementation in Active/Active cluster mode.

IBM System z9

z/OS

ASM

AM1

Pro*Cobol

ASM

z/VM

APPS 1

TAF configuration

Tnsnames

Alias 1 = Failover Strategy( Primary Instance 1,

secondary Instance 2 )

Alias 2 = Failover Strategy( Primary Instance 2,

secondary Instance 1 )

Pro*CobolAPPS 1

Pro*CobolBatch

AM2

AM3

Alias 1

Alias 2

Alias 1

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